Corpuscularia lehmannii - Outer Space plant Web Specials

Corpuscularia lehmannii - Outer Space plant Web SpecialsWhat an unusual succulent! The leaves are like fat cubes, tetrahedrons, and hexihedrons stacked tightly along the stem, making the most unusual shapes for a plant. Nicknamed 'Outer Space' plant, and you can see why. The flowers are a orange or yellow color, many petaled on the ends of the branches, and appear in spring and summer. One plant will grow to be 8 inches tall x 12 inches wide. Even though it is rated to grow in zone 5, there may be some

Quantities are limited as we work toward bringing our next crop to a suitable size for sale

I surprises me at how many people buy this plant from the photo

I can see how it received its name

New from Holland

sweet fragrance

Hardy in Zones 8-10

The grass will get wider over time

and previously known as 'Skippack

The sport of Horstmann's Silberlocke was selected by Jorge Kohout for its compact growth and display of the silver undersides of its leaves

yet well drained soil

In early spring the tree bursts into bloom displaying masses of striking 6 inch black-purple

A long lived perennial that will become slightly larger each season