Senecio jacobsenii --Trailing Jade--

Cool creeping succulent native to Tanzania and Kenya, aka Kleinia petraea and Notoniopsis petraea. Densely growing overlapping spoon or egg-shaped leaves on dramatic trailing stems up to 4 feet. Leaves blush to pink at the tips, or an even more dramatic magenta when sun-stressed, and in early fall, produces small clusters of orange blossoms that grow upward no matter the stem angle. Similar appearance to some crassula jades, though unrelated. Well-drained, sandy soil, flush water rarely. Protect from frost. Attracts pollinators when in bloom.