Tylecodon wallichii SH56 | Pegleg ButterbushTylecodon wallichii, commonly known as Pegleg Butterbush, is a distinctive succulent shrublet characterized by its thick, knobby, tuberculate stems and long, slender, gray green leaves that cluster at the tips of its branches. This plant can grow up to 32 inches tall, with the main stem reaching up to 2. 4 inches in diameter. Thriving in full sun and requiring minimal water, Tylecodon wallichii is summer deciduous, shedding its leaves during the hot,

This variegated prickly pear cactus (*Opuntia* species) showcases distinctive green pads adorned with creamy white patterns

silvery-green leaves transition to a golden hue in autumn

forming expansive mounds over time

which kind of resemble rounded

Hardy in USDA zones 9–10

and under full sun

Protect from frost and keep dry during winter dormancy

pea-like flowers in shades of purple-magenta with delicate white centers

commonly known as the “fez aloe

Its delicate

Thriving in full sun with well‑draining

growing approximately 3–5 feet tall and 4–8 feet wide