With rounded, deeply veined, highly textured gray-green leaves, this congested, stout little garden gnome, gnarly with time, was discovered by William Boyd near Glen Clova, Angus, Scotland, in the 1870's. Someday it could reach as much as 5 x 3 feet, but don't hold your breath—it's a very slow grower, perfect for rock garden or trough, more likely in the 1' range and a bit more tall than wide.