Hatiora salicornioides 4"This Hatiora has several fun nick names including drunkard's dream, dancing bones, or spine cactus. This plant is epiphytic or lithophytic in its natural habitat meaning grows on trees and rocks verses in ground. Its thin leafless stems will trail down in a hanging basket or placed on a shelf. Light: sun to part sun Watering: dry 15 20% between waterings Soil: potting mix or epiphytic mix Images are used for general reference only. The size, bloom

Masses of blue flowers give way to leaves with light green

Salvia nemorosa 'Blue Marvel' is a compact plant with violet blue blooms- stunning in the garden

with added Mycorrhizae

Philadelphus 'Miniature Snowflake' is a compact growing

Strange beast

Watering: dry to 5% between watering

Ingredients are 25 - 35% 1/2" Southern Pine Bark Fines

Height at maturity: 12 - 14"

annual and perennial flower gardens

This selection has shorter needles and a slower growth rate than the species

Interior diameter at lip: 6

Dividing: in spring or autumn every two to three years