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Blue grey foliage is actually photosynthesizing! Occasionally you will see tiny leaflets form along the stems, but the ornamental value of Twisted Desert Wattle is the bluish grey architectural form. Do not hedge, best to hand select branches to be...

Blue grey foliage is actually photosynthesizing! Occasionally you will see tiny leaflets form along the stems, but the ornamental value of Twisted Desert Wattle is the bluish grey architectural form. Do not hedge, best to hand select branches to be...

Blue grey foliage is actually photosynthesizing! Occasionally you will see tiny leaflets form along the stems, but the ornamental value of Twisted Desert Wattle is the bluish grey architectural form. Do not hedge, best to hand select branches to be...

This succulent’s name is not the only colorful thing about this plant. Its fleshy, petal-shaped foliage form rosettes of vibrant colors. Various colors, the leaves can take on green and varying tones of chartreuse. Depending on the time of the year,...

This succulent’s name is not the only colorful thing about this plant. Its fleshy, petal-shaped foliage form rosettes of vibrant colors. Various colors, the leaves can take on green and varying tones of chartreuse. Depending on the time of the year,...

Tolerates coastal condidtions

Dark green groundcover, fungus resistant, and very adaptable to sun, soils, 15°F.

Foliage is greyish/bluish green with red on new growth. Well drained soil preferred, especially inland.

Fast spreading groundcover. Pretty narrow gray leaves, red bark. Well drained solid inland; more tolerant coastal. Full sun. Cold hardy to 15°F.