Orostachys malacophylla Xeriscaping Plants The patch is adorned from

The patch is adorned from spring through summer with dozens of tiny

protamericana makes the largest clump of any of the hardy agaves that we have grown

Nepal at 9000' elevation by the UK's Tony Schilling

Orange Marmalade lily was bred using all three "martagon" species: Lilium martagon

but solitary

Orostachys malacophylla Xeriscaping Plants The patch is adorned from(syn: Sedum malacophyllum) If you like sedums and hens and chicks, then you'll love their cousin, Orostachys. The easy to grow 2" tall x 1' wide clumps of short, fleshy, green rosettes carpet the ground in a dry rock garden setting. In summer, the rosettes rise like an erupting volcano as they burst into flower. Orostachys malacophylla is closely allied to Orostachys aggregatus, and sunk into synonymy by many taxonomists. (In lay language, they think