Retanilla ephedra | Frutilla del Campo | 10 SEEDS J This Mediterranean herb belongs to

This Mediterranean herb belongs to the Artemisia genus

Growing these seeds leads to a beautiful specimen that highlights the charm of the South American flora

this plant develops a spreading habit with striking leaf veins that add depth and interest to garden arrangements

contrasting beautifully with the rich purple bark

climbing vine habit typical of Nepenthes species

Retanilla ephedra | Frutilla del Campo | 10 SEEDS J This Mediterranean herb belongs toRetanilla ephedra seeds grow into a fascinating Ephedra like shrub native to Chile. This South American shrub is well regarded for its unique structure and its role in the native ecosystem. People often call it Frutilla del Campo, which translates to field strawberry bush, highlighting its natural habitat and berry like fruit appearance. Retanilla ephedra produces slender branches with small, scale like leaves, resembling some gymnosperms. The plant