This amazing cultivar has jewel-like foliage that is highly glossed and brightly colored. In spring, its new growth emerges emerald green with a gold margin, gradually becoming marbled with brilliant orange and gold hues. In the winter, the leaf color intensifies to brilliant orange and red jewel tones. Suited for mild climates, it prefers full sun and looks best in group plantings and magnificent when combined with succulents.
Full Sun to Partial Sun
Moderate Water Needs
Height: 3–5 feet
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