Dudleya farinosa Mediterranean This dandelion relative native to

This dandelion relative native to the Canary Islands is just the thing for creating an exotic look

with regular water

VICTORIA KOHUHU

A lovely evergreen oak – we do tend to think all evergreen oaks are lovely -- from Sonora

tenuifolium ''Silver Magic' but to our eyes darker in color and more compact

Dudleya farinosa Mediterranean This dandelion relative native toOne of two Oregon natives, this found from Northern California to the central Oregon Coast in seedblock colonies of gorgeous silver blue rosettes as large as 5 6" tall and clumping. Yellowish, sometimes, rose tinted flowers appear in late spring and early summer. Lovers of winter wet and summer drought. Frost hardy in USDA zone 9; 8b if protected. Otherwise a wonderful container plant. POWDERY LIVEFOREVER Crassulaceae