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Desert Rose Plant | White Desert Rose
Desert Rose Plant | White Desert Rose
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You will receive one healthy White Desert Rose Starter Flower plant.
Most images depict mature flower.
Beautiful summer flowering succulent which loves full sun and is drought tolerant, can be grown as a bonsai or a longlived garden plant. India White blooms pure white with a lime throat, refreshing!
No matter where you grow desert rose, it's a perfect companion for cacti and other succulents. Because it is a tropical plant, it doesn't survive frost (temperatures of 32F or 0C)
Desert rose is a sun-loving plant, so grow it in the brightest spot you have. It's equally outstanding grown in landscape beds or borders as it is in containers and planters on decks, patios, and other outdoor spaces.
Water desert rose regularly for best results. The plant tolerates low-water conditions, but if it dries out too much, it will lose some or all of its leaves. (Don't worry if this happens; your desert rose will grow new leaves when it starts to get enough water again.)
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Most images depict mature flower.
Beautiful summer flowering succulent which loves full sun and is drought tolerant, can be grown as a bonsai or a longlived garden plant. India White blooms pure white with a lime throat, refreshing!
No matter where you grow desert rose, it's a perfect companion for cacti and other succulents. Because it is a tropical plant, it doesn't survive frost (temperatures of 32F or 0C)
Desert rose is a sun-loving plant, so grow it in the brightest spot you have. It's equally outstanding grown in landscape beds or borders as it is in containers and planters on decks, patios, and other outdoor spaces.
Water desert rose regularly for best results. The plant tolerates low-water conditions, but if it dries out too much, it will lose some or all of its leaves. (Don't worry if this happens; your desert rose will grow new leaves when it starts to get enough water again.)
