Dudleya anthonyi


Scientific Name: Dudleya anthonyi Rose
Synonym: Cotyledon anthonyi, Echeveria anthonyi
Family: Crassulaceae
(Dudleya anthonyi)
Green form

Origin: Northern Baja California mainland and islands close-by

Growth Habits: 20 inches wide rosette (50 cm), on a stem over 2 feet long (60 cm), up to 3 inches in diameter (8 cm) or more

(Dudleya anthonyi)
White form

The species name comes from A. W Anthony who collected the original specimen in 1896 in northern Baja California.

Blooming Habits:
Reddish flowers on a 3 feet tall inflorescence (90 cm)


 

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