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Foliage of several plants close-up against a backdrop of gravel including Skyscraper Senecio succulent
Decorative container of Skyscraper Senecio succulent on a porch surrounded by White Wedding Hydrangea blooms
Decorative container of Skyscraper Senecio succulent on a porch surrounded by White Wedding Hydrangea blooms
Foliage of several plants close-up against a backdrop of gravel including Skyscraper Senecio succulent

Skyscraper™ Senecio

Senecio ficoides 'Mount Everest' PP22188

Like Blue Chalksticks, on steroids. Senecio Skyscraper is a strong, upright grower, reaching 2-3′ in one growing season. No staking or support necessary. Fabulous new structural component for succulent gardens.

Light Needs

Full Sun to Part Shade

USDA Zones

USDA Zones
10a - 11b

mature dimensions

2–3′ H x 18″ W
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More About Skyscraper™ Senecio

Bloom/Feature

Upright, mounded succulent; thick, fleshy, blue-green foliage

Evergreen or Deciduous?

Evergreen

Plant Hardiness

Hardy to 30°F to 40°F

Key Features

Compact Habit, Cut Flowers, Deer Resistant, Disease / Pest Resistance, Drought Tolerance, Easy Care, Heat Tolerance, Returns Year After Year, Upright Habit, Water-wise, Wet Areas, Winter / Fall Foliage Color, Year-Round Interest

Flowering Season

None

Uses

Accent, Border, Coastal, Container, Cut Flowers, Firescaping, Rock Gardens, Slope

Water Needs

Low

Fertilize

Moderate Feeder

Pruning

Shape as needed

Planting Instructions

• Water before planting

• Plant in Full sun to part shade

• Dig hole 2X the width of pot

• Backfill and plant 1 –2″ above soil level

• Water and add more soil if needed

• Mulch 1 –2″ deep around plant, avoiding area closest to stem

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