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Description

Baseball Plant (Euphorbia obesa)Native to South Africa, this unusual round succulent has alternating ridges and furrows, resembling a baseball. It reaches between 2 5 wide depending on its age and can be found on rocky hillsides and cliffs in its native land. Inconspicuous flowers appear in summer on top of the plant. Like many succulents, Euphorbia obesa is somewhat slow growing but can tolerate dry conditions. It makes an ideal houseplant for the gardener who travels frequently

to give to friends

dotted with bright orange fruits you can pick and eat fresh—peel and all

it branches freely making this hybrid a prime candidate for pot culture

however the leaves will turn more purple as the plant matures

growing conditions

The 4” cobalt blue flowers form on the branching tips and they open from the bottom giving the appearance of a witch’s hat with a wide brim

Clusters of small

this all-green Vanilla Vine produces the tasty vanilla bean much coveted by bakers

the size of a dinner plate

it can reach 20-50’ tall or more

Hardy kiwi plants have excellent pest and disease resistance

The fruit is more flavorful than an average lime and grows into a contained bushy form