Lotus berthelotii 10"HBLotus berthelotii, otherwise known as "Parrots Beak" is an unusual specimen indeed. Edemic to the Canary Islands in Spain. Although technically a shrub, it develops creeping and trailing limbs thus making for a great annual hanging basket. Needle like silver green foliage with red to yellow orange flowers resembling parrots beaks. Light: full sun Watering: Even moisture but can be somewhat drought tolerant once established Soil: well drained, regular

Green and cream marbled variegation on the heart shaped leaves that cascade gracefully makes for a great hanging plant that does not need that much care

Light: part shade to shade

Plant where brilliant winter color can be appreciated

Bright green foliage changes to gold in autumn before needles fall

Its flower is an odd tube shape and pinkish purple in color

The Calamondin Orange is a mix between a kumquat and a mandarin orange but zippier

Either way

Height at maturity: 15 - 25'

Measurements: 14"D x 6

Measurements: 36"L x 7"W x 7"H

Gasteria are notable for their stiff

Pruning: only dead canes with no new growth in the spring