Nananthus vittatus Zingiber and subsequently introduced as a

and subsequently introduced as a strain in 2015

this clumping subshrub forms a 3' tall x 3' wide mass of stiff

expect a 6' tall

Thanks to peony collector Hans Hansen

Nananthus vittatus Zingiber and subsequently introduced as a(aka: Rabiea albipuncta) Nananthus vittatus is a superb, winter hardy evergreen succulent (lithops relative), which hails from South Africa's Northern Cape and into northwestern part of the country, where it can be found growing on alkaline sandy loam soils. Nananthus vittatus forms very tight clumps of thick, fleshy green leaves, that are remarkably tolerant of our summer rains. Starting for us, often in early February, the clumps are adorned with