Ocean Sunset™ Orange Glow Ice Plant
Ocean Sunset™ Orange Glow Ice Plant brings blazing color to hot, dry spots where other plants struggle. With neon-orange petals kissed in pink, these juicy blooms pop against succulent green foliage, creating a radiant carpet that shimmers all season long.
At just 4–6” tall, this compact spreader works magic in rock gardens, along gravel paths, or cascading over container edges. It spreads 10–12” wide and thrives in full sun and well-drained soils, especially sandy or rocky spots where others wilt.
Drought-tolerant, deer-resistant, and virtually maintenance-free, this beauty thrives on tough love — and rewards you with a sea of show-stopping color.
Ocean Sunset™ Orange Glow Ice Plant brings blazing color to hot, dry spots where other plants struggle. With neon-orange petals kissed in pink, these juicy blooms pop against succulent green foliage, creating a radiant carpet that shimmers all season long.
At just 4–6” tall, this compact spreader works magic in rock gardens, along gravel paths, or cascading over container edges. It spreads 10–12” wide and thrives in full sun and well-drained soils, especially sandy or rocky spots where others wilt.
Drought-tolerant, deer-resistant, and virtually maintenance-free, this beauty thrives on tough love — and rewards you with a sea of show-stopping color.
Original: $8.38
-70%$8.38
$2.51Description
Ocean Sunset™ Orange Glow Ice Plant brings blazing color to hot, dry spots where other plants struggle. With neon-orange petals kissed in pink, these juicy blooms pop against succulent green foliage, creating a radiant carpet that shimmers all season long.
At just 4–6” tall, this compact spreader works magic in rock gardens, along gravel paths, or cascading over container edges. It spreads 10–12” wide and thrives in full sun and well-drained soils, especially sandy or rocky spots where others wilt.
Drought-tolerant, deer-resistant, and virtually maintenance-free, this beauty thrives on tough love — and rewards you with a sea of show-stopping color.
