Description
Crassula swaziensis is a hardy, semi prostrate succulent perennial plant with attractive grey-green, round leaves that are arranged in rosettes.
The dense flat-topped inflorescences of masses of small white flowers that are tinged pink are borne from January to April. They attract a whole host of tiny insects.
Plant in well-drained soil in a rockery in the shade of other plants and grasses, although it can tolerate some sun during the day. It makes a lovely container plant.
Size: 15cm
Wildlife
Uses
Landscaping:
A beautiful container plant - on its own or planted underneath a taller plant with exposed stems, or even a potted succulent garden.
Distribution
Natal, Mpumalanga, Limpopo
Habitat:
Bushveld, Grassland, Rocky Outcrops