Tagasate Plant

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“Chamaecytisus palmensis”

PLANT AVAILABILITY: From Late Winter to Early Summer

POT SIZE: 2L

BENEFITS

Tagasaste, also known as Tree Lucerne, is a fast-growing, nitrogen-fixing tree that is excellent for improving soil fertility. It’s widely used as fodder for livestock due to its high protein content. The plant also serves as a windbreak, provides shade, and attracts pollinators, making it a versatile addition to any garden or farm.

GROWING CONDITIONS

Season: Late Winter to Summer / Perennial
Soil: Well-drained, sandy to loamy soil
Watering: Low, drought-tolerant once established
Position: Full sun
Fertilizing: Minimal, benefits from compost or slow-release organic fertilizer in poor soils

Use: Harvest leaves and branches for livestock fodder or as green manure. Can be pruned to shape or to manage growth.

Growing Tips: Prune regularly to promote bushy growth and prevent leggy branches. Ideal for erosion control and improving soil structure.

Companion Plants: Fruit Trees, Grasses, Legumes

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“Chamaecytisus palmensis”

PLANT AVAILABILITY: From Late Winter to Early Summer

POT SIZE: 2L

BENEFITS

Tagasaste, also known as Tree Lucerne, is a fast-growing, nitrogen-fixing tree that is excellent for improving soil fertility. It’s widely used as fodder for livestock due to its high protein content. The plant also serves as a windbreak, provides shade, and attracts pollinators, making it a versatile addition to any garden or farm.

GROWING CONDITIONS

Season: Late Winter to Summer / Perennial
Soil: Well-drained, sandy to loamy soil
Watering: Low, drought-tolerant once established
Position: Full sun
Fertilizing: Minimal, benefits from compost or slow-release organic fertilizer in poor soils

Use: Harvest leaves and branches for livestock fodder or as green manure. Can be pruned to shape or to manage growth.

Growing Tips: Prune regularly to promote bushy growth and prevent leggy branches. Ideal for erosion control and improving soil structure.

Companion Plants: Fruit Trees, Grasses, Legumes