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Rosularia aizoon is a small, hardy succulent that forms rosettes of hairy, pale green to blue-green leaves and blooms in summer. It is grown as a rock garden or alpine plant and needs very free-draining soil and sun.
Rosularia aizoon is a succulent that forms rosettes of hairy, pale green to blue-green leaves. It is hardy down to zone 7a (-17 °C, 0 °F) and blooms in summer. The plant was first described as Prometheun aizoon by Eduard Fenzl then transferred to genus Rosularia by Alwin Berger in 1930.
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