Cotyledon Orbiculata (Pig’s Ear Succulent) xeriscape upright habit and attractive foliage

upright habit and attractive foliage provide outstanding texture and contrast

It provides excellent shade

Clusters of pink or white blooms appear in abundance during spring

whether as a climbing vine over trellises or as a sprawling ground cover

fast-growing succulent known for its branching habit and vibrant red-orange flower spikes

Cotyledon Orbiculata (Pig’s Ear Succulent) xeriscape upright habit and attractive foliageCotyledon Orbiculata, commonly known as Pigs Ear Succulent, is a hardy and drought tolerant plant featuring thick, round, grey green leaves with a distinct reddish edge. This striking succulent produces tall flower spikes with clusters of bell shaped orange to red flowers in summer and autumn, attracting bees and pollinators. Ideal for rock gardens, containers, and xeriscaping, Cotyledon Orbiculata thrives in dry, well drained soils and requires