Graptosedum Vera Higgins Pycnanthemum The stalks of cascading mauvy-lavender

The stalks of cascading mauvy-lavender flowers top the clump starting in mid-March (NC)

Get yours while they last

so you'll want to protect your plant from pesky neighbors with shovels

Iris 'Dark Aura' can be grown both in average garden soils or in shallow depths of standing water

Graptosedum Vera Higgins Pycnanthemum The stalks of cascading mauvy-lavenderxGraptosedum is quite an oddity a bigeneric (think, humans x gorillas) hybrid between the South American Graptopetalum paraguayense and Sedum stahlii, from southern Mexico. This fascinating evergreen succulent has thrived outdoors in our region for a decade, so it's time to share. xGraptosedum 'Vera Higgins' makes a clump of jelly bean like leaves that are cinnamon grey. The foliage color varies with the amount of sun. It's namesake, the late British