Senecio Jacobsenii ‘Trailing Jade’ Hanging Basket Hemerocallis All parts of the plant

All parts of the plant are edible though it is green flowers that are most frequently used

10 - 12 Inches25cm - 30cm

and prevent the occurrence of windburn and frostbite

always ensuring a welcoming presence for visitors and helping to add elegance or a spark of personality

Can tolerate lower light (variegation may fade) or full morning sun

Senecio Jacobsenii ‘Trailing Jade’ Hanging Basket Hemerocallis All parts of the plant6 Hanging Basket The Senecio jacobsenii or Trailing Jade, often confused with jade plants (Crassula Jades), is a creeping succulent plant with thick stems and egg shaped leaves arranged in an overlapping pattern. Native to Kenya and Tanzania, the Trailing Jade is named after tis resemblance to the jade plant and its growth habit. When grown in a hanging basket, this plant can form a long and dense cascade of up to 4 ft. L. As with most succulents,