Fockea edulis capensis inventory-hero-discounted 2° F (-1° C)

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Greenish-white or yellowish flowers appear in tiny clusters that look extremely pleasing to the eyes

An added advantage is that these flowers are scented

Just make sure not to let them get too chilly

This is a moderate growing variety that can reach up to 16 inches in height

Fockea edulis capensis inventory-hero-discounted 2° F (-1° C)Fockea capensis is a caudiciform succulent with an enlarged, water storing, root called a caudex belonging to the Milkweed family (Asclepiadaceae). Its foliage is thin, creeping or vining, with opposing, elliptical oval leaves with strongly crisped margins. Its flowers are small and insignificant, with greenish, twisted, star shaped, flattened lobes. A single specimen of this curious and rare plant was sent to Europe in the Schonbrunn Palace Gardens