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Bushman’s Hat Plant (Hoodia gordonii)From South Africa comes this spiny, easy to grow succulent that has curious flowers which grow like little hats off the upright stems. Flower colors range from light tan to brighter salmon pink and they can reach up to 3 across. Grow in well drained soil, in full to partial sun, and expect to see an array of blooms in springtime on this unique succulent. Bushman's Hat flowers are known for their carrion odor which attracts flies for pollination.

It is a great source of vitamin C and has been used for antibacterial properties as well

Here’s another beautiful Satin Pothos that’s similar in habit and form to ‘Silvery Anne

dying back in the fall and resprouting in the spring

it doesn't go dormant in the winter so you’ll have year-round color for the windowsill

Under cool temperatures

usually by the end of May or early June

Special Note: Special Note: Piper plants naturally excrete small

green and cream

) Unlike many rex begonias

vining stems emerge from the bulb

Begonia ‘Amelia’s Kaleidoscope’ has all three pleasing attributes

they turn into a large bush