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Common name: "Water Jade"
Latin name: 
Crassula helmsii

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Native to: New Zealand
Zone:
6 - 9 
Winter hardy:
No
Water depth:
10" - 30"
Flowers: Insignificant 
Height: 
3" - 6"
Spread:
Unlimited
Pests:
Rare
Sunshine:
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Cultural information: "Water Jade" is actually a cousin of the terrestrial "Jade Plant" commonly grown as a house plant. "Water Jade" is rarely seen as it creeps along the bottom of the pond oxygenating the water. In temperate regions "Water Jade" is invasive... but in Colorado this should not be a problem. 

"Water Jade" can be grown in baskets set 10" to 30" deep in medium to large ponds... or weighted clumps can be dropped directly in the pond. Divide by taking cuttings during summer.

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