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Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi
Lavender Scallops
Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi, sold as Lavender Scallops, is a Madagascan succulent whose blue-grey scalloped leaves are edged in pink or purple, deepening in full sun and through cool weather. Stems sprawl and root where they touch, so a planted group knits into a low spreading mat.
It is used in rockeries, dry ground cover, green roofs and container work, and it asks for nothing but drainage.
Specifications
- Height0.3 to 0.6 metres
- Width0.5 to 1 metre, spreading
- Native toMadagascar
- FoliageFleshy, blue-grey scalloped leaves with pink to purple margins; evergreen
- Growth rateModerate
Conditions
- SoilRequires free-draining sandy or gritty soils
- LightFull sun to partial shade; leaf colour is strongest in full sun
- WaterLow; drought-tolerant once established
- ClimateThrives in warm dry subtropical and semi-arid regions and is frost-sensitive
Additional Features
- FlowersPendulous bell-shaped orange to salmon flowers in winter
- FormSprawling stems that root where they touch the ground
- UsesIdeal for rockeries, dry ground cover, green roofs, arid borders and containers
- SpacingPlant 0.3 to 0.4 metres apart for cover within a season
- Low MaintenanceTrim back leggy stems; propagates readily from any cutting
- Pest ResistanceGenerally pest-free where drainage is sharp
- Drought ToleranceSurvives long dry periods on stored leaf moisture
- ToxicityContains compounds toxic to livestock and pets if eaten in quantity
Lavender Scallops covers dry difficult ground with real leaf colour, and it does it without irrigation.
Availability by project review. Sizes, quantities, origin and export readiness are confirmed after your plant schedule is reviewed against destination, timing and quarantine requirements. MEWA certified for supply into Saudi Arabia; Australian Export Registered Establishment.
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Prepared 08 September 2026