Monadenium crispum NEW was painted by Marinna Wagner

was painted by Marinna Wagner

Pachypodium namaquanam grows excrutiatingly slow and can only be enjoyed by those who value a journey over its destination

occur on rocky slopes and rock crevasses throughout the southwestern United States and northern Mexico

grow together in desert soils—gluing soil particles together to form a living symbiotic matrix

In our ongoing tribute to poly-extremophilic life

Monadenium crispum NEW was painted by Marinna WagnerMonadenium crispum is endemic to the Tanga and Pangani Districts of Tanzania. It has a large caudex from which it sends long vines with ovate lanceolate, and slightly succulent leaves. This specimen's caudex looks like an ass. Currently growing in a 4 vintage terra cotta pot. LOCAL N. Y. C PICKUP OR DELIVERY ONLY!