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parrot beak succulent Lotus Vine (Parrot's Beak)

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parrot beak succulent Lotus Vine (Parrot's Beak)Lotus berthelotii Overview Uses: Trailing plant for hanging baskets, window boxes, patio containers, rock gardens, and cascading over walls. Benefits: Distinctive beak shaped flowers in warm red and orange tones, fine silvery foliage, and a compact trailing habit suited for sunny containers. USDA Hardiness Zones: 1011 (grown as a houseplant in all zones) Sun: Full Sun Life Cycle: Tender Perennial Growth Habit: Trailing, Spreading low crown with

Lotus berthelotii

Overview

Uses: Trailing plant for hanging baskets, window boxes, patio containers, rock gardens, and cascading over walls.

Benefits: Distinctive beak-shaped flowers in warm red and orange tones, fine silvery foliage, and a compact trailing habit suited for sunny containers.

USDA Hardiness Zones: 10–11 (grown as a houseplant in all zones)

Sun: Full Sun

Life Cycle: Tender Perennial

Growth Habit: Trailing, Spreading — low crown with cascading stems.

Bloom Color: Red and Orange

Foliage Color: Silvery Green

Mature Height: 4–8 inches

Mature Width: 18–36 inches

Bloom Season: Late Spring through Summer

Growth Rate: Fast

Summary

Lotus berthelotii, commonly known as Parrot’s Beak, provides vibrant trailing color for sunny containers and rock gardens.

This warm-climate selection features narrow, silvery foliage that forms a compact crown before extending into long, trailing stems. In bright sun and warm temperatures, distinctive red and orange flowers develop along the stems, adding contrast and movement to mixed planters.

Its cascading growth habit makes it especially effective in hanging baskets and elevated containers where stems can spill freely.

Care

Lotus Vine (Parrot’s Beak) Care

Plant in full sun using a sharply drained potting mix or sandy garden soil. Allow the top inch of soil to dry between waterings. Avoid prolonged saturation.

Feed lightly during active growth with a slow release fertilizer in spring and mid-season if desired.

Pinch or lightly trim trailing stems to encourage branching and maintain density.

Container Growing Notes

Containers dry more quickly than in-ground plantings, so monitor soil moisture regularly during warm weather. Ensure pots have adequate drainage.

Fertilize lightly but consistently during the growing season, as nutrients leach more rapidly from container mixes.

Plants hardy in the ground may require winter protection when grown in containers in colder zones.

Size

What Size is the Lotus Vine for Sale Online?

Your plant ships in a greenhouse-grade grow pot and is appropriately sized for its container and growth stage. For current pot sizes or project needs, please contact us.

How Large Does Lotus Vine Grow?

Expect a low crown 4–8 inches tall with trailing stems typically reaching 18–36 inches under warm, sunny conditions.

Additional Information

What is the botanical name of Parrot’s Beak?

The botanical name is Lotus berthelotii.

Is Lotus Vine perennial or annual?

It is a tender perennial in warm climates and is typically grown as a seasonal annual in cooler regions.

Is Lotus Vine suitable for hanging baskets?

Yes. Its trailing growth makes it well-suited for hanging displays and mixed containers. Browse additional seasonal options in our Annuals collection.

Can Lotus Vine be used in patio containers?

Yes. It performs well in sunny patio arrangements and mixed planters. Explore more options in our Patio Plants collection.

Is Lotus Vine drought tolerant?

Once established in well-drained soil, it tolerates brief dry periods but performs best with consistent moisture in containers.

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The Gospel Comes With a House Key may be one of the most thought provoking books I have read in the last year (and I read a lot). It is part memoir, part biblical theology, part polemic about the use God wants to put our homes to. Deftly weaving stories of her life into solid biblical teaching on love, grace, mercy, personal sin, and, yes, hospitality Rosaria Butterfield kept me compulsively turning the pages. It’s not just that she is a deep thinker with a thorough grasp of how to convey ideas clearly and compellingly. She is an excellent story-teller who also is an excellent writer; and those two do not always go together. She drew me in to one story in particular that she did not finish until toward the end of the book, but rather than finding that frustrating it led me deeper into her broader story, and subtly, her broader argument that I need to radically rethink how I view my home and my time. After all it is all God’s and I am meant to find my ultimate joy in service to Him and in His love. Apparently my home can be a powerful tool for me to feel His love and to convey His love to others. Want to know exactly why? Want to see how that works out in the context on one family in one particular instance with broad application for all Christians? Then by all means I invite you to Butterfield home to eat with them, play with them, pray and read the Bible with them, to weep and struggle with them, just as they invite everyone they know to do the same. Thank you Rosaria. You’ve given me and my wife a lot to think about and a needed challenge; that actually looks like a lot of fun!
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Rosaria Butterfield shared her story of conversion in her memoir The Secret Thoughts of an Unlikely Convert. It impacted me so deeply. I couldn’t wait to get my hands on her second book, The Gospel Comes With A House Key. Rosaria Butterfield, former lesbian and English professor, converted to Christ in 1999. She is now a pastor’s wife, a homeschool mom, and a writer and speaker. In The Gospel Comes With a House Key, Rosaria addresses the topic of hospitality. For so many, the word “hospitality” is scary. We start picturing beautiful homes and Instagram-worthy charcuterie boards. But Rosaria says that biblical hospitality is a call to something different. It’s a call to so much more. Rosaria illustrates what ordinary hospitality looks like. She uses personal stories and life experiences to show how hospitality can be a lifeline for lost friends and neighbors. Her testimony becomes her ministry. Rosaria makes room at the table for all kinds of people: young or old, wealthy or poor. She talks to people who think differently and act differently than her. While reading through the book, the one question I had was about the abundance of personal stories. Yes, they added a personal touch and were quite powerful. But the sheer number of them overshadowed any biblical exposition of the theme of hospitality. A balance of story and exposition would have placed the spotlight directly on the work of Christ and opened up more possibilities for the reader to practice hospitality, even when it looks quite different from Rosaria. This mild quip aside, this book will be a breath of fresh air for Christians as they realize that their everyday messy lives can be shared with others. Hospitality isn’t about entertaining people. It is about using the gifts God has given us: our homes, tables, and lives to show an unbelieving world who Jesus really is. Hospitality shows a skeptical world what faith really looks like. Both of Rosaria’s books have expanded my thinking on hospitality, and I am so grateful she had the courage to share her story.
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