Crassula dejecta

Neat, densely branched, upright perennial shrublet with leaves that are slightly fleshy, often tinged red, with a row of rounded, bead-like hairs on the margins that give the leaves a silvery edge but which one needs a magnifying lens to see properly. The young branches are covered in hairs which give the stems a silvery dusting but one needs a magnifying lens to see properly. The leaves are opposite, more or less the same length on the whole plant, giving it a very neat & geometrical look. The showy, scented white flowers are carried on the ends of the branches.