Cussonia paniculata "Mountain Cabbage" 4"Cussonia paniculata is sometimes called "Mountain Cabbage" and is a stout, sparsely branching tree. Periods of foliage growth may be mixed with brief moments of dormancy or leaf drop. Leaves are comprised of numerous leaflets for a testural display. Light: full to part sun Soil: succulent mix Watering: let dry between waterings Images are used for general reference only. The size, shape, flower color and bloom state of each plant will vary.

Echinacea hybrid Kismet 'Raspberry' is a remarkable coneflower

Pet rock anyone

Muehleneckia axillaris

The Geranium 'Sateene'

Height at maturity: 16 - 24"

No fillers or sludges are ever used

or ant plants

If you have a preference in glaze color

dragon scale like leaves

inverted sugar

Whether it be a small floral vase or a planter to drop in an existing growers potted plant

This succulent has long thin needle like leaves that are sparingly dotted across its trailing stems