Widdringtonia cedarbergensis - Clanwilliam Cedar shrub it colours up quite nicely

it colours up quite nicely in autumn like it much more commonly grown cousin L

pale pink flower throughout late summer

this plant creates a great medium sized ground cover for part sun to full shade

which appear in early spring

Rarely grows more than 15cm high

Widdringtonia cedarbergensis - Clanwilliam Cedar shrub it colours up quite nicelyThe Clanwiliam Cedar is probably the best known of the three indigenous Widdringtonias which occur in South Africa and has a very limited distribution in the Cedarberg Mountains, north west of Cape Town. This is an exceptionally rare conifer that is critically endangered in the wild. Will grow to about 5 to 7 meters, is drought hardy once established however requires protection from temperatures below 5C.