Kalanchoe Copper Spoon kangaroo-paw It is one of the

It is one of the tougher eremophilas - more adaptable to garden soils than some of the more demanding species forms

Planting or Transplanting

An older variety that has stood the test of time in Australian gardens because it performs reliably in our conditions

and in small gaps where standard Mondo would be too tall

and garden positions where the larger Odoratissimum would simply be too big

Kalanchoe Copper Spoon kangaroo-paw It is one of theKalanchoe is an African and Malagasy succulent genus that stores water in its fleshy leaves and stems, making it drought tolerant in garden and pot conditions. The genus spans foliage focused species and flowering forms. Full sun to bright indirect light. Excellent drainage. Allow to dry between waterings. Copper Spoon (Kalanchoe Orgyalis) produces distinctive paddle shaped leaves with a rich, warm copper tone on the upper surface and a cinnamon brown