If you love the colorful look of the succulent groundcover D. cooperi but it’s just not hardy enough for you, here’s your opportunity to get the same look in a hardier plant. TABLE MOUNTAIN® was developed in cooperation between the Denver Botanic Garden and Colorado State University with the goal of creating a hardier version of the species. They named their prodigy after one of the most epic sights in South Africa (from which the plant originates).
TABLE MOUNTAIN® forms a tight, weed suppressing mat of succulent, grey-green to green, evergreen foliage which takes on purple tones in winter. The large blossoms which measure 1½-2” across form a brilliant blanket of magenta to fuchsia pink all summer long and even into fall in some climates.
Like all Delospermas, this one is also highly heat and drought tolerant, making it a good choice for waterwise landscapes. It thrives in rock gardens, on slopes, in containers, and in the landscape.