Ledebouria socialis 'Miner' Crassulaceae This spacing shows off the

This spacing shows off the most interesting part of the plant

The plant is basically a round ball with interesting patterning

Clumps readily but slowly because the plant itself is slow growing

attractive native US species with yellow-green flowers

Ledebouria socialis 'Miner' Crassulaceae This spacing shows off theLedebouria socialis 'Miner' An extremely attractive dwarf succulent bulb from South Africa. It is also known as Scilla violacea. This form is 1 4 the size of the normal L. socialis and has really nice silver green leaves with dark lines. The bulbs are reddish purple, often covered in old scales. Flowers are small, green and pink. They are produced off and on throughout the growing season, but especially in the spring. Clumps readily and grows fairly