The famous Ghost Plant forms delicate rosettes of gray foliage with a pinkish cast beneath. White flowers with red spots appear in spring. Perfect for rock gardens, containers, and desert plantings where its ethereal color glows.
Use well-drained soil. The pink cast is most pronounced in cool, bright conditions. More tolerant of moisture than many succulents. Offsets freely.
Anemone 'Snowdrop': Fragrant Woodland Perennial
Angelonia 'Archangel': Giant Blooms for Extreme Heat
Mexican Hat – Colorful Native Perennial with Sombrero-Shaped Flowers
Thrift 'Bloodstone': Rosy Red Flowers on Compact Evergreen Mounds
Thyme 'English' – Classic Culinary Thyme with Honeybee-Friendly Flowers
Thyme 'French' – Sweeter Flavor, Low-Growing for Rock Gardens
Seedling Light Requirements: Shade Plants Still Need Bright Light When Young
Sarracenia Leucophylla 'Green' vs. 'Schnell's Ghost': Pigment Difference
Blue Rose Echeveria – Durable Grey-Green Rosettes with Red-Yellow Flowers
Crassula ovata 'Baby Jade' – Compact Deep Green Jade Plant
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