8" Lipstick, Black Pagoda sans saturated emerald green

saturated emerald green

A deep vee at the top of the leaves where the stem attaches makes them a big arrowhead shape

Of course she prays for you at night

Fragrant flower balls start with fat clumps of 5 petaled

Senecio Jacobsenii was first described by a couple of German horticulturists in Africa where it grows as a crawling groundcover

8" Lipstick, Black Pagoda sans saturated emerald greenSultry Black Pagoda Lipstick comes to us from hot, steamy rainforests of Java and Malay Peninsula, where it droops from trees, happily pollinated by brilliantly colored, iridescent sunbirds with long beaks curved to reach the nectar. Waxy, emerald green leaves are painted with an almost tribal pattern of sparky lime green. The newest leaves are acid lime green then settle down to the emerald. Curiously, the undersides of the emerald parts appear