Dudleya edulis mexico This tree doesn't belong to

This tree doesn't belong to the pine family

moderate Sun Exposure Full Water Requirement Low Soil Type Fast draining Flower Color White Flowering Months Spring and Early to mid summer Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen

A California Native succulent that can be found in rocky slopes

but he also claims once identification is learned gourmets will not be happy with the plain old grocery store types

Prune the plant in late summer after flowering

Dudleya edulis mexico This tree doesn't belong toFingertips, Lady Fingers, and Dead Man's Fingers A slow growing succulent. The finger like leaves are pale green or yellow green, cylindrical and pointed, growing up to eight inches tall by one foot wide. The tips of the fingers often turn orange or red during the summer with white flower clusters. you can remove flower stems as needed and leave dry foliage alone it helps stabilize the plant. Full sun, part shade Well drained rocky sandstone soils,