Adromischus herrei magnimamma often appearing in clusters well

often appearing in clusters well above the foliage

and drought-tolerant gardens

USDA Hardiness Zones: 9b–11

ground-hugging rosettes that often spread horizontally along the soil

branching form

Adromischus herrei magnimamma often appearing in clusters wellAdromischus herrei is a small, slow growing succulent native to South Africa, admired for its uniquely shaped and textured leaves. This species produces thick, fleshy, paddle or tongue shaped leaves that are often grey green with reddish or purplish spots or margins, giving it a distinctive and ornamental look. The leaf surfaces may be slightly wavy or crinkled, and they tend to grow in a tight, compact rosette on a short, woody stem. Like many