Cytisus battandieri, often called Moroccan broom or pineapple broom, is a striking deciduous shrub or small tree valued in ornamental gardening for its unusual foliage and vibrant flowers. It typically grows to about 2.5–4 metres (8–13 ft) in both height and spread, forming an upright, rounded habit with silvery-grey, trifoliate leaves that have a soft, silky texture when young, giving the plant a distinctive colour and texture even when not in flower.
Cytisus battandieri, often called Moroccan broom or pineapple broom, is a striking deciduous shrub or small tree valued in ornamental gardening for its unusual foliage and vibrant flowers. It typically grows to about 2.5–4 metres (8–13 ft) in both height and spread, forming an upright, rounded habit with silvery-grey, trifoliate leaves that have a soft, silky texture when young, giving the plant a distinctive colour and texture even when not in flower.
