Plants in genus ruschia
Ruschia pulvinaris
Ruschia pulvinaris is a perennial succulent native to the mountains of South Africa, known for its fleshy grey-green growth and small clump-forming habit. It produces cerise-pink flowers from late spring to early summer and requires well-draining soil, especially in winter. This plant is winter-dormant, frost hardy, and grows best in full sun, making it ideal for rock gardens. It can be propagated from seeds or cuttings and is drought-tolerant.
Ruschia perfoliata
Ruschia perfoliata is an erect, sparingly branched succulent shrub with rose-red flowers. It is drought-tolerant and thrives in full sun to light shade, making it suitable for USDA Zones 10a to 11. This plant's striking appearance and resilience make it a great choice for xeriscaping.
Ruschia indurata
Ruschia indurata is a succulent from South Africa's Karoo region, known for its fleshy green stems and bright purple daisies that bloom in late April and May. It is hardy in rock gardens and adds vibrant color to arid landscapes.
Ruschia uncinata 'Doringvygie'
Ruschia uncinata 'Doringvygie' is a drought-tolerant succulent that thrives in ample light, preferably in a south-facing location. It requires porous, well-draining soil and minimal watering, with drought periods between waterings.