Delosperma Hotcakes® 'Saucy Strawberry' Ice Plant

Delosperma Hotcakes® 'Saucy Strawberry' emerges as a standout perennial, captivating garden enthusiasts with its berry-red blooms that envelop the green foliage from summer through fall. This variety of ice plant succulent boasts a palette of scarlet, fuchsia, white, and yellow shades, making it a visual feast for the eyes. The flowers are not only a visual treat but also olfactory, emitting a warm, sugary vanilla scent that enriches garden spaces with a sweet aroma.

The succulent foliage of 'Saucy Strawberry' presents a refreshing medium green backdrop to the vibrant crimson flowers, creating a striking contrast that enhances any garden setting. This ice plant succulent is known for its resilience and low-maintenance care, thriving in full sun and requiring minimal watering, making it an ideal choice for gardeners seeking drought-tolerant options. The red ice plant prefers moist, well-drained soil and excels in beds, borders, and containers, offering versatility in garden design.

Delosperma Hotcakes 'Saucy Strawberry' is a celebration of color and scent, with its daisy-like flowers and bright indirect light requirements. It's suited for rock gardens and areas with poor soil, showcasing its adaptability and ease of care. This Strawberry Ice Plant, along with its relatives like Delosperma cooperi and the intriguing Syngonium Strawberry Ice, highlights the diversity and beauty of ice plants. The Strawberry Ice Plant is resistant to common issues such as root rot, thanks to its preference for good drainage, ensuring a vibrant display of yellow flowers with white centers throughout the blooming season.

Add Delosperma Hotcakes 'Saucy Strawberry' to your garden for a continuous display of vivid blooms and an enchanting fragrance that will transform your outdoor space into a colorful, aromatic oasis.

Ice plants are flowering succulents that require little care once established. Due to their low maintenance needs and drought tolerance, delosperma are ideal for planting in xeriscape gardens or areas of the garden where other less hardy plants might struggle.