网页DESCRIPTION: Tall Slipper Flower is a great succulent that can thrive in a variety of exposures. This is a thicker, more substantial cousin of P. macrocarpus, has a moderate growth rate to 5' tall or more, with erect green stems forming clumps a foot or more across.
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网页Landscape Use: Excellent accent plant for small desert, rock and succulent gardens, narrow planters. Form & Character: Densely upright, erect, stiff, and formal, with a hint of free-spiritedness. Growth Habit: Herbaceous perennial that profusely clumps. Rarely taller than 30 inches in height.
Euphorbia Cerifera (Candelilla): How to Grow and Care
网页2024年1月21日 · A remarkable plant with an apt name, the Candelilla is one of those succulents that will light up any houseplant or garden collection. Here's everything you need to know...
Candelilla - Horticulture Unlimited
网页The flowers are small, pinkish-white and occur in clusters on mostly leafless stems in spring through early summer. The common name of this plant means “little candle,” because the stems are covered with a waxy substance. Use it in raised planters, narrow planting strips, and small rock gardens.
Candelilla | Elgin Nursery & Tree Farm: Phoenix, AZ
网页A shrub native to northern Mexico and the southwest United States having clusters of thin, upright, bluish-green, pencil-like stems that grow in clumps to about three feet. It is also known as “little candle” because the stems are covered with a waxy substance.
Euphorbia Antisyphilitica, Candelilla - American Southwest
网页Tiny white and pink flowers of candelilla, at Boyce Thompson Arboretum, Arizona. Common name: Candelilla. Family: Spurge (Euphorbiaceae) Scientific name: Euphorbia antisyphilitica. Main flower color: White. Range: Far south New Mexico, west and south Texas. Height: Up to 2 feet. Habitat: Sandy or rocky places in deserts. Leaves:
网页DESCRIPTION: Slipper Flower has a moderate growth rate to 3' tall or more, forming clumps of erect, blue-green stems a foot or more across. The flowers are quite unusual looking and red in color. Hummingbirds are its pollinator during the May through September flowering period.