Phemeranthus rugospermus Anderson Mediterranean Europe which could easily be used

which could easily be used for a flagpole

each holding up to 15-20 soft peach flowers composed of longer inner spurs backed by shorter outer sepals

making each leaf an individual piece of art

How have you lived without a leonotis

Calanthe reflexa is a summer bloomer

Phemeranthus rugospermus Anderson Mediterranean Europe which could easily be used(aka: Phemeranthus rugospermus A5TX 029) Phemeranthus rugospermus is a rare, little known US native (Minnesota south to Texas) fameflower. It has a wide range, growing natively in dry sandy soils and rock outcrops. Rough seeded fameflower an absurdly hardy succulent that forms a small plant to 10" tall x 10" wide, composed of a succulent stem and fleshy, succulent tubular leaves. The insanely drought tolerant clumps are topped in June July (NC), with