Lithops aucampiae Patterned Foliage and we've yet to see

and we've yet to see a single seedling

it will be many years before we have enough to offer this again

Starting in early fall and continuing through October

Salvia farinacea can be cut to the ground in mid-to-late summer

As with all Salvia x jamensis hybrids

Lithops aucampiae Patterned Foliage and we've yet to seeLithops aucampiae is an easy to grow, South African succulent that has thrived for years in our crevice garden. Despite repeated claims of no frost tolerance, our plants survived single digits F with no problem. The brown fleshy leaves, which appear to be composed of hard rubber, occur in pairs. As the plant grows, a new leaf pair emerges from the center, causing the old leaves to slough off. In October, the 1" tall, living stones, are topped with 1"