Great Persian Carpet Flower at Sanford Thompson blog

Great Persian Carpet Flower. Protect from full, summer sun in the south but give it plenty of light to bloom. Aptly named the persian carpet flower, this plant showcases intricate flowers that resemble delicate, colorful carpets. Edithcolea grandis (persian carpet flower) is a succulent plant with leafless, richly branched stems and attractive pale yellow flowers. Edithcolea grandis, a member of the apocynaceae family, is a rare and stunning succulent native to the arid regions of somalia, yemen, and oman. Edithcolea grandis, commonly known as the persian carpet flower, is a captivating succulent with unique patterns on its petals. As the plant grows you can expect it to reach 30 cm (12″) long and around 4 cm (1.6″). This is the most distinct feature of the edithcolea grandis. Grows like a stapeliad, rambling across the ground. Edithcolea grandis is also commonly known as the ‘persian carpet flower’. Native to socotra, the arabian peninsula and west africa. The flower is bisexual (meaning it has both anther and stamen) and is found in the apex of its branches. Also known as the persian carpet flower for its intricate and ornate, relatively large flowers.

Edithcolea grandis, a member of the apocynaceae family, is a rare and stunning succulent native to the arid regions of somalia, yemen, and oman. The flower is bisexual (meaning it has both anther and stamen) and is found in the apex of its branches. Native to socotra, the arabian peninsula and west africa. Also known as the persian carpet flower for its intricate and ornate, relatively large flowers. This is the most distinct feature of the edithcolea grandis. Grows like a stapeliad, rambling across the ground. Aptly named the persian carpet flower, this plant showcases intricate flowers that resemble delicate, colorful carpets. Edithcolea grandis (persian carpet flower) is a succulent plant with leafless, richly branched stems and attractive pale yellow flowers. Protect from full, summer sun in the south but give it plenty of light to bloom. Edithcolea grandis is also commonly known as the ‘persian carpet flower’.

The "Persian Carpet Flower" Edithcolea grandis Haroon Mughal Flickr

Great Persian Carpet Flower As the plant grows you can expect it to reach 30 cm (12″) long and around 4 cm (1.6″). Edithcolea grandis (persian carpet flower) is a succulent plant with leafless, richly branched stems and attractive pale yellow flowers. As the plant grows you can expect it to reach 30 cm (12″) long and around 4 cm (1.6″). Aptly named the persian carpet flower, this plant showcases intricate flowers that resemble delicate, colorful carpets. Edithcolea grandis, commonly known as the persian carpet flower, is a captivating succulent with unique patterns on its petals. Native to socotra, the arabian peninsula and west africa. Also known as the persian carpet flower for its intricate and ornate, relatively large flowers. Edithcolea grandis, a member of the apocynaceae family, is a rare and stunning succulent native to the arid regions of somalia, yemen, and oman. Protect from full, summer sun in the south but give it plenty of light to bloom. Edithcolea grandis is also commonly known as the ‘persian carpet flower’. The flower is bisexual (meaning it has both anther and stamen) and is found in the apex of its branches. Grows like a stapeliad, rambling across the ground. This is the most distinct feature of the edithcolea grandis.