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Pachyveria glauca is a hybrid of Pachyphytum compactum and Echeveria craigiana. It is a beautiful intergeneric hybrid and its care is basically that of most succulents. It needs filtered sun to very bright light, porous soil, and water well after the soil has become fairly dry to the touch - protect from frost.

Native to  South Africa , Crassula  pubescens   subsp.   radicans , also known as   Crassula radicans , is a shrubby or mat-forming succulent with more or less erect stems but with decumbent lateral branches congested with small, fleshy leaves. It grows up to 6 inches (15 cm) tall. The branches root at the nodes when they touch the ground. Leaves are smooth or finely hairy, green but flush bright red when exposed to full sun. They are oblanceolate, up to 1 inch (2.5 cm) long, and up to 0.2 inches (0.5 cm) in diameter. Large Red Carpet Stonecrop L ighter in color than Small Red Carpet Stonecrop with larger foliage The flowers are small, white and appear in dense, rounded to flat-topped clusters on stalks a few inches above the foliage in late winter and spring. Small Red Carpet Stoncecrop Large Red Carpet Stonecrop

Sedum Adolphi 'Firestorm' is a beautiful golden sedum succulent. The low-growing succulent with slender and waxy leaves. This succulent species is very attractive in spring and fall due to the yellow-green leaves that take on a red edge when stressed by sunlight and temperature. Its cluster stems grow up to 8 inches tall, and its white, star-shaped flowers bloom in spring and fall in sharp contrast to the dazzling golden, red leaves. Cold hardiness: zone 10a-11b (from 30F to 50F).  

native to Puebla, Mexico  stemmed rosette of exceptionally chubby leaves. It grows tall stems with a full covering of leaves that branch only from the base.  The foliage has a powdery coating of  epicuticular wax (farina)   This species is usually a glaucous blue-green, though the leaf tips can show pink blushing when grown in bright sun. It can grow to about 8.0" tall then spills and trails from its container. It blooms with yellow, star-shaped flowers in winter to spring.

   This cultivar is likely a hybrid of  Graptopetalum paraguayense   x  Sedum stahlii .

Sedeveria  'Lilac Mist' is a charming succulent that forms dense rosettes of silvery blue (grey-green) leaves  from its thick covering of  powdery farina .   Exposure to  direct sun can bring out the color from pink  to violet blush. The rosettes can grow up to 4.4 inches (11 cm) in diameter, freely offsetting to form a compact clump.   It grows branching stems to about 4.0", each fully covered by chunky, sturdy leaves.   The chunky leaves are obovate, measure up to 2 inches (5 cm) long and 0.6 inches (1.5 cm) wide, and are not so easily detachable compared to many of its  Sedum  "cousins."   This intergeneric hybrid of  Sedum  x  Echeveria  created by Renee O'Connell in 2012. It is the product of a planned breeding program by Altman Plants in Vista, California, United States.

Coppertone Stonecrop Orange delight Sedum nussbaumerianum is a low growing sedum with decumbent, reddish-brown glabrous stems that carry elongating 3-inch wide rosettes of yellow-green-to-orange thick, pointed leaves. Known as the “Golden” sedum for its colorful foliage, Sedum nussbaumerianum is prized for its stunning leaf color. Use full sun and withhold water to bring out its unique vibrant color.   In late winter to spring, Sedum nussbaumerianum blooms with a somewhat fragrant white star-shaped flowers in a flat topped umbel. Drought-tolerant in the landscape.

 

 

 

 

 Gasteria liliputana GASTERALOE "PAULINE"

A slow growing succulent that develops dark, nearly black rosettes comprised of fleshy, pointed leaves, and accented by salmon-red flowers in autumn and winter. The very dramatic foliage adds wonderful contrast to mixed succulent plantings and rock gardens.  It is a hybrid of Excheveria Affinis and Excheveria Shaviana, but its appearance is strongly determined by its E. affinis parent. It has a fairly open rosette form, reaching about 6.0" in diameter at maturity, then produces new offsets around its base. Exposure to full, summer sun and drought can induce the plant to bleach to coppery orange. It can send up tall bloom stalks in spring and fall with bright fuchsia to red flowers.

Còn gọi là Ghost Echeveria.  Xuất xứ từ Mexico. Echeveria Lilacina có lá cây bao phủ bởi lớp phấn màu xám bạc dáng hình chiếc muỗng. Cây trưởng thành có thể đạt đến chiều cao chừng 15 phân và đường kính từ 12 đến 25 phân.  2021 em như một nụ hồng 2017 Lúc này nó chỉ khoảng 7 -8 phân chiều cao và chừng 17 phân ngang Nicknamed ghost echeveria for its pale silvery-blue foliage, this Mexican species is perfect for contrasting with varieties like ‘Black Prince’ or E. nodulosa. It produces coral-pink blooms in summer and grows 12 inches tall and wide. Zones 10-11 tpt

Dense rosettes of elongated, bluish green leaves are what characterize Echeveria 'Mazarine',   delightful hybrid of unknown origin. Echeveria ‘Mazarine’ has a lovely bluish glow with distinct pink and red edges in strong light. This plant grows at a medium speed and will change colour throughout the year. It blooms in spring with multiple blue spikes carrying pink, orange and yellow bell-shaped flowers. 2016 2017 Echeveria Mazarine là một loại sen đá độc đáo với những chiếc lá nhọn màu xanh lục nhạt xếp quanh thân tạo thành một bông hoa trông như một đóa hoa.   Khi cây hấp thụ đủ nắng một thời gian thì lá sẽ chuyển sang màu phớt hồng ở phần chóp. 2020 Echeveria Mazarine thường trổ hoa vào cuối xuân.  Hoa có dáng hình chuông màu cam tươi. Cũng như nhiều loài Echeveria khác, Echeveria Mazarine phải được trồng ở nơi nhiều nắng và thoáng khí để giữ dáng cây hình bông hoa và thắm màu.  Ở trong bóng râm một thời gian lâu th...