Fenestraria rhopalophylla ‘Baby Toes’ Radish Champion Trophy Award winner for

Champion Trophy Award winner for the Royal Find Food Awards in Australia

plant them in March before cold weather sets in

grows reasonably well in Warm Temperate

Standard Purple Stripe Group

Fenestraria rhopalophylla ‘Baby Toes’ Radish Champion Trophy Award winner forFenestraria rhopalophylla Baby Toes Fenestraria, also known as baby toes, are among the cutest succulents known. And they are easy to grow. Fenestraria is dormant in summer and actively growing and utilizing water in the winter. It needs dry soil during its dormancy. The name comes from the Latin word fenestra, meaning window. The name refers to the leaf windows at the tip of each leaf. In their native habitat of south eastern Namibia and South