Dyckia 'Rick Richtmyer' vipp 6-11 *VIPP plants are NOT in

*VIPP plants are NOT in bloom

The caudex is subterranean but can be elevated to the surface

their tall shiny orange spikes glistening in the full sun

arching leaves typical of the species

The upright growing leaves are a dark burgundy red

Dyckia 'Rick Richtmyer' vipp 6-11 *VIPP plants are NOT inThis nice little Dyckia hybrid is not yet registered, but we are told is a cultivar of (dawsonii x Arizona) by Bill Baker, named by Steven Hoppin via Patterson. Sharing the narrow leaves and large spines of the dawsonii parent, it forms a loose rosette of recurving leaves about 8 inches across. The foliage color is burgundy with light silver scurffing mainly towards the center of the rosette. The leaves are flanked with prominent white spines, no