OK. I've got the name of this crest outside on the deck. It's midnight and I'm ready to get some shut eye, so the name will have to wait. We have the normal and it tends to throw crests fairly often.
Our weather's definitely Fall like, about 10 degrees (F) below what it should be at this time. Oh well.
Showing posts with label crested plants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crested plants. Show all posts
Friday, October 7, 2011
Monday, October 25, 2010
Pedilanthus macrocarpus cristate
Known as the Slipper Plant or "Gallito", from the Sonoran Desert in Mexico and Baja, this is a leafless succulent shrub which sometimes produces crested stems. Our primary interest is in these crested forms. For those of us who can't plant them outside, they make a cool pot specimen. It's a dry-land shrub, so don't over-water. It gets its common name from the shape of its flowers.
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