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Crocodile

Parentage : Cremnophila nutans x Sedum furfuraceum


A Grim hyrid, distributed as ISI 1641 :

 

“x Cremnosedum ‘Crocodile’. Mr and Mrs Robert Grim of San Jose, California, have made many interesting hybrids. This one is of Cremnophla nutans and Sedum furfuraceum and is notable for the reptilian-like scaling on the stems. Rooted cuts of several clones of Grim #876.”

 

Suitable for a hanging basket; in full sun the green leaves turn deep red.

 

Photos Bernie DeChant
Photo Corrado Coccorese

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