Urodon dasyphyllus | Mop Bushpea | 1000 SEEDS Selection of the Week creating an impressive feature in

creating an impressive feature in any landscape

freudenbergeri

This botanical subsessile Marcgraviastrum offers a rare and attractive addition to any plant collection

spine-edged margins that add a bold texture to any landscape

The tree’s bark and leaves have traditional uses

Urodon dasyphyllus | Mop Bushpea | 1000 SEEDS Selection of the Week creating an impressive feature inThese Urodon dasyphyllus seeds grow into a striking flowering shrub native to Southwestern Australia. Known commonly as the Mop Bushpea, this plant is an endemic species prized for its unique woolly leaves. Gardeners appreciate the Urodon dasyphyllus Mop Bushpea for its adaptability and distinctive appearance, which adds texture and interest to native plant collections. The Urodon dasyphyllus belongs to the Fabaceae family, a group famous for nitrogen