CAPER BUSH --Capparis spinosa 'Inermis'-- Fertilizer high in monounsaturated fatty acids/linked

high in monounsaturated fatty acids/linked to reduce cholesterol in blood

Attracts pollinators and hummingbirds

Cultivated for their edible pine nuts

Australia and Madagascar

Root hardy in 8B

CAPER BUSH --Capparis spinosa 'Inermis'-- Fertilizer high in monounsaturated fatty acids/linkedAKA Flinder's Rose, it grows edible flower buds called capers, and if left to fruit, they grow into caperberries! Both flowers and berries are always pickled. The leaves are frequently used in Greek cuisine, and dried can be a vegetarian substitute for rennet, but are hard to find outside of the country. Flowers are beautiful and fragrant, plant is suitable for food and ornamental growing, plus extracts of the root have been used as a cosmetic to