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Encyclopedia > Rhoeo

In Greek mythology, Rhoeo was the lover of Apollo and mother of Anius. When her father discovered her pregnancy, he placed her in a chest and cast her out to sea (parallel to Perseus). She landed on the island of Delos, which was sacred to Apollo. She gave birth to Anius on the island and he became a priest of Apollo. Later, he gave aid to Aeneas and his retinue when they were travelling from Troy to the future site of Rome.


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Rhoeo (Moses in a Cradle) Grower Guide (147 words)
Rhoeo are short rosette-like plants that characteristically have purple undersides to their leaves and small insignificant flowers.
Rhoeo spathacea variegata; R. spathacea 'Vittata') – tall growing form with variegated foliage.
Rhoeo bermudensis; R. spathacea nana) – much shorter form great as a ground cover.
Brisbane - Living In - Gardening - Rhoeo - ourbrisbane.com (107 words)
Q: Most of my Rhoeo are very healthy but some are very pale and washed out.
A: Rhoeo are very hardy, very drought resistant plants – BUT, a hard and compacted soil can affect their growth.
Poke a fork through your clump of rhoeo, loosen the soil, and give the clump a heavy watering just once.
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