Senecio rowleyanus ~ String of Pearls self-pollinating The double flowers which resemble

The double flowers which resemble a larger version of the famous Leslie Ann camellia are white with rich pink edging on the petals bloom from fall into winter attracting butterflies

The small cone-shaped panicles open white and mature to a rich pink at the base creating a long-lasting two tone effect as they continue to grow as summer progresses until they hit 16" in length in early fall

compact tuberous perennial grown for its lightly waved and textured chartreuse arrow-shaped foliage on equally bright stems

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It’s weeping branches are covered with thread-like leaves emerge bright gold and mature to a lime green that holds into winter

Senecio rowleyanus ~ String of Pearls self-pollinating The double flowers which resembleString of Pearls is a small evergreen succulent with round fleshy pearl like leaves along long cascading stems. Its flowers are insignificant but fragrant. Grows best in full sun and dry to medium well drained soils. Drought and heat tolerant once established. Type: Succulent Origins: Cape of South Africa Height: 1 2' Spread: 1' 2 Spacing: 1. 5 USDA Hardiness Zone: 9 12 Culture: Full Sun, Part Sun Bloom Color: White Season of Interest: Summer, Year