

Hill Glory Bower
Scientific Name:
Clerodendrum infortunatumHill Glory Bower thrives in well-drained loamy soil with partial shade and moderate watering. Ecologically, it attracts butterflies and bees, supporting pollination. Medicinally, its leaves and roots are used for their anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial.
iucn
- Least Concern
Origin
Native
Habitat
Shrub
Flowering
Yes
Fruiting
Yes
Highlights:
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Ornamental
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