Titanopsis calcarea 'Concrete Leaf' MCG_NEW as well as ample airflow

as well as ample airflow around the stems and soil surface

ensure ample airflow around the leaves and soil surface

creating an incredible backdrop for the stunningly large golden blooms that will emerge from stalks located around the outer edges of the plant

With a name that is British slang for an overly rambunctious child

large daisy-like flowers will emerge annually from the fissure between its leaves

Titanopsis calcarea 'Concrete Leaf' MCG_NEW as well as ample airflowTitanopsis calcarea, also known as the concrete leaf plant because of its rugged leaf texture, this varietys blue, club shaped leaves form loose rosettes, topped with warty growths (called tubercles) that resemble the rough surface of concrete. This mimicry adaptation camouflages the plant so well in its native South African habitat, that it is often only visible when its large, bright yellow flowers are in bloom! As an added bonus, the flowers, which