Peach Lampranthus – well rooted Ice Plants

Peach Lampranthus – Trailing Ice Plant

*All photographs taken at our Nursery in Pembrokeshire, West Wales – Mother plants pictured for reference

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This listing is for 1 x well-rooted Peach Lampranthus Ice Plant. The plants are available as potted plants or smaller rooted plug modules. Please select size from drop-down menu. The plants are ready to be potted into a larger container (or into the ground between May-October).

Lampranthus is a coastal hardy succulent able to remain outdoors in the milder parts of the UK during the winter months. This Ice plant has a fabulous peach flower that fades to a pastel colour after blooming making the plant look like it has two toned flowers! Ice plants get a full coverage of flowers during the summer months to create the most eye catching ground coverage or show-stopping containers. We have tried photographing the colour as best we can but it’s so hard capturing the colour accurately.

Lampranthus will thrive in outdoor rockeries to create a wonderful carpet. They are also happy in well-drained containers and will trail over the edges when they run out of room. They don’t mind the UK wet and wind but may suffer in a nasty snow or frost. If a prolonged frost is threatened in your area, it is best bringing them indoors or covering for those particularly cold patches.

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All of our succulents are homegrown at the family-run Corseside Nursery in Pembrokeshire, West Wales (UK). We have a vast and growing stock of succulents so please check back regularly for updated stock and new additions

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Other succulents available. Please contact us directly for more information or to arrange an appointment to visit our Nursery.

*Please note that orders may take up to 1 week for dispatch. All orders will be sent via First Class Royal Mail.

Thanks for looking, the Corseside Crew 🙂

Diolch!