DUE TO RECENT ROAD STRIKES, SHIPMENTS ARE EXPERIENCING DELAYS. ORDERS WILL BE DISPATCHED AS SOON AS THE SITUATION RETURNS TO NORMAL.
Ibervillea sonorae takes the name 'sonorae' from the place, where it comes from (Sonora, Mexico). It is a very particular perennial plant, due to its irregular shape, which makes it look like a crushed stone. It looks like a large caudex with no roots or stems. It produces small, bright green climbing twigs, similar to vine leaves, on which beautiful yellow flowers sprout in summer.