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Ruschia species

Plants in the Ruschia genus are among the most striking, versatile and diverse of all succulents in the Mesembryanthemum group. Imported from the Karoo, it provides a splash of colour as one approaches the indigenous garden in the Park. Members of Ruschia are all very floriferous; flowers literally cover the entire plant. Flowering takes place throughout the year, reaching a peak in the autumn and spring. These flowers are diurnal (meaning they open during the day) and sweetly scented; the leaves are often bluish green & three-sided, they may bear teeth along the edges, and are nearly always stippled with darker transparent dots, which is an interesting feature in the genus.

Family Name:
AIZOACEAE
Common Name:
 
Plant Height:
20 cm
Flower Colour:
Pink Purple
Flowering Time:
January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December