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It is best to prune in late winter as it blooms on new growth
orchid-like blossoms of the prettiest
this Watsonia produces vibrant orange flowers on tall stems above upright
pincushion blooms are surrounded by a light pink Elizabethan collar and are long-flowering - early to midsummer
'Guanajuato' was discovered in 1991 during an English botanical expedition in the Sierra de Guanajuato in Mexico
Sedum tetractinum, Chinese Stonecrop Size:0.5 qt It is best to pruneForming an expanding mat of glossy, overlapping, rounded succulent leaves with spikes of bright yellow starry flowers in summer, it will find crack or crevice, and grow in sun or even dry part shade. Soil too shallow for deeper rooted plants (because of tree roots or other issues) is perfect for this sedum. Evergreen leaves blush coppery orange in winter. Mature size: 3 in T x 18 in W Minimum temperature: 30 F