Aizoon namaense
A low, spreading succulent shrublet of the arid interior of southern Africa, formerly known as Galenia namaensis or G. procumbens. It is widespread and hardy. Grow it in full sun with a gritty mix, water it in summer, and keep it dry and cold-tolerant in winter.
Where it grows wild
Open dwarf shrubland, gravel plains and disturbed ground in the Nama Karoo and on the fringes of the Kalahari. This is assumed from the range and from related former Galenia species.
Records rarely carry an elevation. The climate sites range from about 320 m in Namibia to 1,650 m on the Eastern Cape plateau.
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