Calibanus hookeri summer roweanus cultivated by Ken Taylor

roweanus cultivated by Ken Taylor

or a folding saw

birds and bees

It has gray foliage with pink flowers that bloom in late spring

Fertilize about two to three times a year

Calibanus hookeri summer roweanus cultivated by Ken TaylorMexican Boulder Plant This succulent is named for the rock like mound that appears above the soil called a caudex that becomes the base for the leaf growth. Its an evergreen succulent and its leaves resemble those of fescue grass. The dioecious flowers are small and hidden in the foliage and borne on foot long spikes in spring. 1 2 tall x 1 2 wide Full sun Extremely drought tolerant Great in containers Slow growing Native to Mexico