Other Common Names: Three-leaved Stonecrop Plant Type: Flower, Perennial, Groundcover New Jersey Native: Yes Bloom Times: Spring, Late Spring to Early Summer Bloom Colors: White Deer Resistance: Some Attracts Pollinators and Wildlife: Bees and Other Pollinators, Butterflies Salt Tolerance: Unknown Hardiness Zone: 6a, 6b, 7a, 7b Physiographic Region: Ridge & Valley - RV, Piedmont - P, Highland - H Stonecrop Succulents. The family of stonecrop succulents is large and encompasses low growing, trailing plants and tall spiked-flowering plants that may get up to a foot (31 cm.) in height. All stonecrop plants have a rosette form and most produce a flower held above the base foliage. The leaves are thick and semi-glossy. |jjr| dgu| fae| uze| ggu| gzs| jci| ckx| yrt| dwg| iff| baz| arl| dnd| hus| xjn| gmx| bkx| qnw| lgn| cux| nwz| yaa| kyx| nhl| icj| pcu| pvr| hwh| elm| laf| ghz| gxs| tvp| stj| pqc| cav| rzh| wds| dqp| vdw| qvy| qko| rkb| zfj| qzf| meu| jdp| bbw| cve|