$56.88
Ruschia ‘Nana’ aka Dwarf Carpet of Stars is a low-growing evergreen succulentgroundcover that spreads to form a lush, carpet-like landscape. Unlike traditional turf, it requires very little water once established and no mowing making it a beautiful, water-wise lawn alternative for California homes and gardens.
I have had my Ruschia Nana lawn alternative for almost a year and I am very pleased with the results and experience with CA Lawn Alternatives. I have a toddler and wanted a durable lawn, and the staff were able to address any questions prior to ordering. The product arrived quickly and in great condition. Planting instructions were clear, and I got an email reminder to fertilize in the spring (this was much appreciated). I have had very little plug loss, even with a nocturnal animal digging up the plugs for grubs and worms!
The Ruschia Nana is a gorgeous lawn alternative, and my toddler loves it! They flower profusely, and we enjoy watching the bees. The plants are comfortable with bare feet or laying on. I highly recommend this company, and replacing lawn with Ruschia Nana.
The plants arrived healthy, green and some are flowering. Your company is amazing and the service you use is amazing as well. Best of luck in your business, I would highly recommend this company.
Plants arrived healthy and some even blooming. So pleased with the company, their service and their product!
I researched the best product I could use in my dog pen. My dogs are small. I ordered four trays of Ruschia Nana. The plants arrived in excellent condition, and the directions provided were excellent. I planted them two weeks ago, and they are doing well. I will be ordering more in a few months.
Lots of research lead me to ordering these plants from this company. I took some time last winter and followed their instructions to amend our clay soil with mushroom compost and gypsum. I finally got them all planted within 2 weeks spaced 8 inch apart. They arrived quickly once ordered and were thoughtfully packed. So far I've been watering them twice a day and they are still chunky and green with a flower here and there. I look forward to watching them grow this spring/summer.
