Ladyfingers Dudleya (Dudleya edulis)

• Plant Type: Succulent perennial
• Mature Size: 6–12 inches tall, 1 ft wide
• Native Range: Southern California and Baja California — coastal cliffs
• Flower Color: Cream to pale yellow on tall stalks
• Bloom Time: Late spring through early summer

• Sun: Full sun to part shade
• Water: Very low — drought tolerant; summer dormant
• Soil: Excellent drainage required; rocky or sandy
• USDA Zones: 9–11
• Drought Tolerant: Yes — highly

Orders ship within 2–3 business days.
Nationwide shipping available.
Local pickup available at Moosa Creek Nursery.

• Best Planting Time: Fall (start of rainy season)
• Spacing: 12 inches apart
• Planting Depth: Plant slightly tilted on slope for best drainage; do not bury rosette
• Establishment Water: Light water only during cool months; never water rosette directly
• Long-Term Care: Avoid all summer water; do not fertilize

• Attracts: Native bees, hummingbirds, butterflies
• Host Plant For: Sonoran Blue butterfly (Philotes sonorensis)
• Deer Resistant: Yes
• Conservation Note: Wild dudleyas have been heavily poached — buy nursery-propagated only

Every plant ships rooted in an individual 3-inch nursery container with soil. Plants are healthy, established, and ready to transplant on arrival.

• 3-Pack: 3 plants packed in one custom clamshell tray for safe shipping.
• 6-Pack: 6 plants packed in two custom clamshell trays (3 per tray).
• 32-Plant Tray: 32 plants in an industry-standard 32-cell propagation flat — ideal for landscape projects and large plantings.

Tip: For best results, plant within a few days of arrival. If you can't plant right away, place the tray in bright, indirect light and water lightly until ready.