Bluestone Perennials Delosperma Red Mountain Flame

This plant requires full sun to thrive. For the best bloom production and to maintain its compact, healthy growth habit, ensure it receives at least six to eight hours of direct sunlight daily.

Yes, it is hardy in USDA zones 5 through 10. While the foliage remains evergreen in warmer climates, you can expect it to be a reliable perennial in colder regions, though it may lose some foliage during deep winter freezes.

The pot is designed to be planted directly into the ground, which helps minimize transplant shock. Simply dig a hole, place the entire pot in the soil, and ensure the top edge of the pot is covered with a thin layer of soil to prevent it from wicking moisture away from the roots.

Yes, Delosperma Red Mountain Flame is generally avoided by deer and rabbits. Its succulent texture and taste are not appealing to these animals, making it a safe choice for gardens where wildlife browsing is a common issue.

For optimal coverage and to allow the plants to spread effectively, space them 18 inches apart. This spacing gives them enough room to establish their root systems while eventually knitting together to form a dense, colorful mat.

No, it is highly drought-tolerant and prefers low water conditions. Once established, you should only water it during extended dry spells; in fact, it is important to ensure the soil has excellent drainage, as sitting in wet soil can be detrimental to the plant.