Kalanchoe Calandiva (Flaming Katy)

This series of compact perennial succulents is distinguished by its dense, double flowers that resemble miniature roses. Developed from a natural mutation, it has been bred into a wide range of vivid colors, pastel shades, and bicolored forms. The compact plants branch readily and carry clustered blooms above succulent foliage. Their long-lasting flowers make them popular as indoor flowering plants and container displays. All parts are poisonous to people and pets if eaten. Photographed in Florida.