*RETAIL - Ochagavia carnea Edible Plants the bark checkered but retaining

the bark checkered but retaining some red coloration of A

Frost hardy in USDA zone 7

Calceolariaceae

regular water and full sun to part shade in areas along the Pacific West Coast in USDA zone 8a or above

A dwarf selection

*RETAIL - Ochagavia carnea Edible Plants the bark checkered but retainingSomewhat rare in cultivation, this clumping perennial appears as a spiny pineapple and is possibly the hardiest bromeliad to be found NOT growing on telephone wires but rather as a terrestrial on rock faces and scree. From the western slopes of the central and southern Andes, this from the Caon Infiernillo, growing with Austrocedrus on sunny, gravelly slopes opposite shady slopes covered with Eryngium eburneum in nearly mirror image. But this is