Also known as a lobster claw, Clianthus is a bushy, small, evergreen shrub native to New Zealand’s North Island from the Fabaceae (legume) family.
Usually, the Clianthus genus contains just two species[1]: Clianthus punicens and Clianthus damieri, often called Clianthus formosus. The deep-green to gray-green leaves are 6-inches long and divided into 15 to 20 pairs of leaflets.
