Tradescantia Pale Puma Buddleia then covered in compost since

then covered in compost since the roots do not grow into the soil like most plants

variegated form

as well as being the only species that doesn't require a winter chilling period

For a woodland rock garden

Tradescantia Pale Puma Buddleia then covered in compost sinceWe got our first start of Tradescantia 'Pale Puma' as an unnamed selection from plantsman Scott Ogden, later to find out that it has been popular in the Florida Panhandle since the early 1990s. Tradescantia 'Pale Puma', which turns out to be a hybrid of Tradescantia pallida x sillamontana, makes a 1' tall x 3' wide mass of fleshy purple stems adorned with 2. 5" x 1. 5", alternately spaced, rubbery leaves. The leaves are glossy green in the center but