Phemeranthus rugospermus Anderson Aloe The 2' tall x 2'

The 2' tall x 2' wide evergreen clump has new fronds which emerge a stunning reddish-orange

each adorned with stiff

The frozen squid-like architectural rosette of sandpapery green foliage is edged with a perfect creamy-white margin

by offsetting close to the original tuber

neomexicana will be topped with a gigantic 10' tall flower spike adorned with cloud-like yellow tufts of flowers on both sides of the stalk

Phemeranthus rugospermus Anderson Aloe The 2' tall x 2'(aka: Phemeranthus rugospermus A5TX 029) Phemeranthus rugospermus is a rare, little known US native (Minnesota south to Texas) fameflower. It has a wide range, growing natively in dry sandy soils and rock outcrops. Rough seeded fameflower an absurdly hardy succulent that forms a small plant to 10" tall x 10" wide, composed of a succulent stem and fleshy, succulent tubular leaves. The insanely drought tolerant clumps are topped in June July (NC), with