Is pseudoselago serrata a perennial?

Is pseudoselago serrata a perennial?

Pseudoselago serrata is a perennial that grows up to a height of 0.9 m and has an erect or sprawling growth habit. Its stems are densely covered with leathery, hairless, recurved, dark green oval leaves. The leaf margins are serrated (toothed) and grow up to about 25 mm long and 10 mm across.

What is the difference between pseudoselago and Selago?

The genus Pseudoselago has 28 species and is endemic to the south-western Cape. Pseudoselago differs from Selago as follows: Selago seeds are tapered on both ends, whereas in Pseudoselago seed is compressed atonly one end.

What is another name for false selago?

Common names: saw-tooth powderpuff, saw-tooth false selago (Eng.); blouaarbossie (Afr.) This striking, hardy perennial is the perfect filler to provide cheerful mauve blooms which attract butterflies and a host of other insects, increasing biodiversity in your garden in summer when it flowers.