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Crassula capensis
... Harold Porter National Botanical Garden June 2021 Crassula capensis is a succulent, tuberous perennial, with an erect stem, ... plant lies dormant during the summer. This crassula grows on sheltered damp slopes in the southwestern and southern ...
Crassula cremnophila
... in a sharp point (mucronate). Fig. 2. Crassula cremnophila , close-up of the leaf rosette of a flowering plant in ... Fig. 3. Close-up of the flowers of Crassula cremnophila in cultivation at Kirstenbosch National Botanical ...
Crassula ericoides subsp. ericoides
... from her observations posted on iNaturalist.org Crassula ericoides is a small bushy shrub, up to 250 mm tall, with upright ... flowers in summer (December to March). Crassula ericoides subsp . ericoides grows in dry areas of the coastal ...
Crassula cultrata
... National Botanical Garden February 2018 Crassula cultrata is a somewhat branched shrub, 300–800 mm tall, with ... flowers. Flowering is in midsummer (Dec. –Jan.). Crassula cultrata occurs from near Swellendam in the Western Cape, through ...
Crassula obovata var. dregeana
... Pretoria National Botanical Garden January 2018 Crassula obovata var. dregeana is a decumbent-erect succulent, up to 300 ... is in autumn (from April to June). The genus Crassula has over 300 species, of which 150 are centered in South Africa. The ...
Crassula capitella
... National Botanical Garden October 2016 Crassula capitella is a small, perennial herb, with fleshy, propeller-like ... white flowers are borne on tall, stout stems in summer. Crassula capitella makes roots at the nodes even before they touch the ...
Crassula sarcocaulis
... National Botanical Garden December 2015 Crassula sarcocaulis is a small, evergreen, succulent sub-shrub, ... summer to autumn to winter (January to June). Crassula sarcocaulis has two recognised subspecies: subsp. sarcocaulis ... in late summer to autumn (January–April). Crassula sarcocaulis is native to the eastern part of South Africa and ...
Crassula fascicularis
... National Botanical Garden October 2015 Crassula fascicularis is an erect, succulent shrublet, 150–400 mm high, ... scented, the scent growing even stronger at dusk. Crassula fascicularis grows in fynbos on dry sandstone slopes, at 50 to 1 200 ...
Crassula orbicularis
... National Botanical Garden December 2014 Crassula orbicularis is a succulent perennial, up to 0.25 m high when in ... generally has a life span of five years or more. Crassula orbicularis is widespread, occurring from Worcester in the Western ...
Crassula spathulata
... Garden March 2014 Crassula spathulata is a drought tolerant, semi-hardy evergreen groundcover. ... from the plant throughout the year. Crassula spathulata usually occurs on rocky outcrops along forest margins. ...
Crassula tecta
... is somewhat more succulent than other members of the genus Crassula. It adopts a curious survival strategy by camouflaging itself with a ... but also makes it somewhat unpalatable to animals. Crassula tecta is a perennial succulent, branching from the base, forming a ...
Crassula congesta
... Kirstenbosch NB March 2013 Crassula congesta is a dwarf monocarpic biennial succulent, meaning that it ... There are two recognised subspecies of Crassula congesta : subsp. congesta with leaves that curve upwards; and ...
Crassula alpestris
... Botanical Garden November 2012 Crassula alpestris is a short-lived dwarf perennial succulent that forms a ... tightly clasp the stem and the leaves above. As in many Crassula species, the leaves are arranged oppositely with each leaf pair at ...
Crassula deltoidea
... Adam Harrower Kirstenbosch July 2012 Crassula deltoidea is a perennial dwarf succulent that forms a dense low ... dust-like black seeds which are wind-dispersed. Crassula deltoidea is a fairly slow-growing relative to other crassula ...
Crassula socialis
... Garden February 2012 Crassula socialis is a small succulent perennial, up to 60 mm high when in ... which are usually south- or south-east facing. Crassula socialis is insect-pollinated. After pollination the fruits develop. ...
Crassula setulosa
... Botanical Garden April 2011 Crassula setulosa grows naturally as a dense mat, forming a convex cushion ... and includes sandstone, granite, shale and basalt. Crassula Crassulas are amongst the easiest plants to cultivate and this ...
Crassula exilis
... Botanical Garden December 2010 Crassula exilis grows naturally as a dense mat, forming cushions usually in ... is varied and includes sandstones, granites and shales. Crassula Crassulas are amongst the easiest plants to cultivate and this ...
Crassula mesembrianthemopsis
... perhaps longer if conditions are favourable. Crassula mesembrianthemopsis has seldom been seen in the wild and is known ... of leaf surface area exposed to the harsh elements. Crassula Despite crassulas being amongst the easiest plants to cultivate, ...
Crassula rubricaulis
... Botanical Garden Feburary 2010 Crassula rubricaulis is a much-branched perennial shrublet 300-500 mm tall, ... older flowers an interesting red-and-white-striped effect. Crassula rubricaulis flowers from midsummer until autumn (January to May). ...
Crassula sericea var. sericea
... Its stamens have brownish anthers (pollen bearing part). Crassula sericea var. sericea flowers mainly during Winter (May-August). Crassula sericea var. sericea is found in the lower Gariep (Orange River) ...