Callisia repens 10"Or also called the turtle vine, or creeping inch plant, this succulent grows low and wide. Only reaching about 4", the dark green leaves with sometimes maroon undersides will surprise you with a white flower when it blooms. We think the turtle won the race. Cute and compact, it reminds one us about the perm we accidentally received in the 1980's. Light: part sun to part shade Watering: dry down to 10% Soil: potting mix Images are used for general

Interior diameter at lip: 11 1/2"

Zones: 3 - 9

06" dia x 7

Its leaves look like scaly

Easy to grow in a variety of soils

touch to your preserved arrangements

that some say smell like pot

Even new growth is protected against insects for up to 8 weeks

25"Dia (at lip)

The lustrous

Amaranthus caudatus

Water: dry to the touch to 10% down depending on variety