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Hens and chicks

2 pages read · 5 verified facts · Oct 16

Hens and chicks
Photo: Robpinion · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

Fact sheet

Typeperennials

“Plant these tough workhorse perennials in rock gardens, on hot dry slopes, or in containers and even hanging baskets.” — Hens and Chicks Companion Plants | Plant Addicts

Lightfull sun

“The best perennials to grow with hens and chicks are those that require full sun and minimal extra water.” — Hens and Chicks Companion Plants | Plant Addicts

Hardiness zonesUSDA Zones 3–8, RHS H7

“fully hardy in USDA Zones 3–8” — Hens and Chicks Succulent Care: Complete Growing Guide

Toxicitynon-toxic to humans

“considered non-toxic to cats and dogs according to ASPCA guidelines” — Hens and Chicks Succulent Care: Complete Growing Guide

Indoorseasy-to-care-for houseplants

“Even though hens and chicks are hardy perennials and can handle harsh winters, they can also be brought into the house and grown as easy-to-care-for houseplants.” — Hens and Chicks Companion Plants | Plant Addicts

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