Graptopetalum Paraguayense – Double Rooted Plant

Description

Graptopetalum paraguayense – ghost plant 

fully winter hardy down to -10

can tolerate snow and frost

A perennial with up to 6 inches rosettes, holding thick, triangular, pointed, flat leaves

range in colour from pale blue, silver, pink and light purple.

The fleshy rosettes spread on stems and become good groundcover if planted directly in the garden OR ON A  GREEN ROOF.  They also work well as trailing succulents in baskets, head planters and in walled gardens. A very hardy garden succulent snow is no drama for this little beauty.

When grown as a houseplant, keep it near a south, east, or west window.

PLANT IN THE PHOTO IS THE PLANT YOU WILL BE SENT

PLANTS SENT BARE ROOT