Lewisia columbiana var. rupicola, Rosy Lewisia Size:3 qt Small white blossoms are held

Small white blossoms are held in the middle of these cladodes

The tannish indumentum under the leaves makes some folks sneeze but it is visually very gratifying so what's a sneeze or two

It originated as a witch's broom from 'Silberlocke' in Germany

medium-green leaves widely edged with wavy bands of yellow

Lewisia columbiana var. rupicola, Rosy Lewisia Size:3 qt Small white blossoms are heldTight clusters of 3 inch evergreen rosettes form small colonies in sharply drained soil. 12 inch sprays of small geranium like flowers bloom white with veins and edges highlighted in magenta pink. Prefers gritty, freely draining soil. Native to the Coast Range of OR, WA & BC. Prefers full sun in the Pacific NW. May need afternoon shade in hot climates. mature size: 4 6 inches tall when not in bloom x 12 in wide Minimum temperature: 10 F