Stapelia "Carrion Flower" 6"Stapelia, commonly called "Carrion Flower", is a genus of low growing succulents. They produce odd blooms that are normally hairy and a not so pleasant fragrance. We will forgive the slight smell (you have to get up close) because the blooms are just that awesome. Light: full sun Soil: succulent mix Watering: dry between watering Species and flower color can vary. If you do have a preference in species or coloration we ask that you come visit us at

regular garden soil ideally amended with a little bit of lime

commonly referred to as the "Chinese Money Plant" or "Missionary Plant"

with a contrasting unglazed base

Soil: well drained all purpose soil

Light: full sun with roots in shade

Hand wash recommended

Lavandula angustifolia 'Hidcote' haș highly fragrant flowers and foliage that attracts an assortment of butterflies to the garden

commonly referred to as the "String of Bananas"

A vigorous grower and can be pretty aggressive

Blooms a long tubular flower on occasion

Light: moderate

'Green Mound' creates a beautiful low maintenance hedge with its disease resistant foliage