Saxifraga stolonifera "Strawberry Begonia" 4"Saxifraga stolonifera, commonly called "Strawberry Begonia" or "Strawberry Geranium", but not a Begonia or a Geranium It does produce red tinged stolens with baby plants at the ends that can easily take root nearby. Small flowers that normally bloom between Spring and Fall. Cute and a great terrarium plant as well. Light: part sun to part shade. Soil: potting mix Watering: even moisture to slight dry to the touch. Images are used for general reference

Flower size: 2"

is the perfect indoor specimen plant

is a spineless shrub consisting of numerous clusters of finger like branches

Fresh new foliage returns to announce the arrival of warmer spring temperatures

having a sympodial growth habit with prominent pseudobulbs and one or two fleshy leaves

If you do have a preference in species and coloration we ask that you come visit us at the store to hand select the one of your liking

Watering - dry to 5% between watering

or "Gray Birch" is a University of Wisconsin selection noted for its heat tolerance and borer resistance

Sturdy and attractive

Previously called Belamcanda chinensis

which require no medium around their roots typically

commonly referred to as "Bunny Ears Cactus