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A red Radio Flyer wagon overflowing with a variety of colorful succulents and decorative pebbles.

Succulents thrive both in containers and in the ground. For information on caring for succulents, see our succulents help page.

This is a list of  succulents we are currently offering or have offered in the past. Please understand that our inventory varies. This list shows succulents we typically offer, but they may not be available at every sale.

For upcoming sale events, see our Events Calendar.

Succulent list

A variety of colorful succulents in a black pots, featuring different leaf shapes and textures, with small orange flowers

Succulent Sampler
A 4-inch pot containing 5 to 7 varieties that will do well in the sun. Can be planted as is for a full effect or separated for individual plants. Water only when the soil is dry. If in doubt, don’t water. Sun/part sun. Low water.

Top view of an Aeonium arboreum 'Atropurpureum' plant showcasing its rosette shape with green and burgundy leaves

Aeonium arboreum  ‘Atropurpureum’
Shorter, fuller plant than Zwartkop. Good cut flower. Dark, purplish leaves, varying amounts of green. Cool sun/part shade. Low water. Grows 2 to 3 feet tall by 1 to 2 feet wide. Hardy to 25 to 30°F

A view of the rosette of an Aeonium, arboreum zwartkop

Aeonium arboreum  ‘Zwartkop’, Black Rose Aeonium
Large rosettes of dark purple leaves on tall brown stems. Stalks die after yellow flowers form. Cool sun/part shade. Low water. Grows 3 to 4 feet tall by 2 feet wide. Hardy to 25 to 30°F.

A crowded decorative ceramic pot filled with Aeonium ballerina

Aeonium  ‘Ballerina’
Sticky leaves with slight variegation. Unusually shrubby and makes a dense mass of rosettes. Sun/part shade. Low water. 8 inches tall, clumping. Hardy to 30°F

A single shoot of Aeonium canariense growing in a small plastic pot

Aeonium canariense, Giant Velvet Rose
Large rosettes of bright green leaves close to the ground. Dies after the tall flower stalk of yellow flowers fades. Full/part sun. Low water. 1 to 2 feet tall by 1 foot wide, clumping to 2 to 3 feet wide. Hardy to 20°F

cluster of Aeonium haworthii plants with green, rosette-shaped leaves edged in pink, arranged in black plastic pots

Aeonium haworthii
Branched with 3 to 4 inches of bluish-green rosettes. Pale yellow flowers in late spring. Full sun/light shade on the coast; light/full shade inland. Low water. 1 to 2 feet tall by 1 to 2 feet wide. Hardy to 20 to 25°F

An Aeonium haworthii kiwi plant with multiple rosettes, featuring light green leaves with pink edges, in a dark pot

Aeonium haworthii  ‘Kiwi’
Rosettes of spoon-shaped leaves, yellow to green, edged in pink, multi-branching. Cool sun/light shade. 2 to 3 feet tall by 1 to 2 feet wide. Hardy to 25 to 30°F

Close-up of a green Aeonium succulent with reddish-brown tips on its fleshy leaves, featuring water droplets.

Aeonium spp
Various aeoniums. May be branched, domed, or on a single stalk. Color and size vary. Sun/part sun. Low water. Hardy to 20 to 30°F

Aeonium tabuliforme variegatum, Variegated Dinner Plate Aeonium
Compact flat rosette of overlapping leaves, variegated green and white. Needs excellent drainage. No water in summer. Sun/part shade. 2 to 6 inches tall by 18 inches wide. Hardy to 28°F

A green Agave attenuata plant in a terracotta pot, featuring long, smooth leaves arranged in a rosette shape.

Agave attenuata, Fox Tail Agave
Large soft green rosettes have no terminal spines. Dramatic curving 5 to 10 feet flower stalk appears in summer. Sun/shade. Low water. 4 to 5 feet tall by 6 to 8 feet wide. Hardy to 20 to 25°F

Top-down view of an Agave filimentosa plant in a dark green pot, featuring long green leaves with white filaments extending from them.

Agave filimentosa, Thread Leaf Agave
Tight rosettes of narrow, hairy, stiff, dull green leaves with very sharp terminal spines. Sun/part shade. Low water. 6 to 8 inches tall by 1 foot wide. Hardy to 22°F

An Agave parryi plant with pale green, thick leaves in a black pot, showing jagged edges, situated in a gravel

Agave parryi, Parry’s Agave
Gray-green leaves with dark tips and indentations on the back. Spectacular flower after 10 to 25 years, then offsets replace it. Full sun. Low water. 2 feet tall by 2 to 3 feet wide. Hardy to -5°F

Agave parryi plant with spiky, light green leaves arranged in a rosette

Agave parryi parryi
Gray-green leaves with dark tips and indentations on the back. Spectacular flower after 10 to 25 years, then offsets replace it. Full sun. Low water. 2 feet tall by 2 to 3 feet wide. Hardy to -5°F

Close-up view of an Agave potatorum (Kichiokan) with pale green leaves and reddish-brown spines, situated in a pot with dark soil.

Agave potatorum ‘Kichiokan’, Butterfly Agave
Small agave with short, wide leaves. Patterns or variegations vary widely. Great in containers. Sun. Low water. 1 foot tall by 1 to 2 feet wide. Hardy to 25 to 30°F

A young Agave victoriae-reginae plant in a black pot, featuring thick, green leaves with white margins and spiny tips, set against a gravel surface.

Agave victoriae-reginae, Queen Victoria Agave
Small, slow-growing agave has tight green leaves dramatically edged in white. Sun/shade. Low water. 1 foot tall by 18 inches wide. Hardy to 10 to 15° F

Close-up of Albuca bracteata plants with cream-colored bulbs and green shoots.

Albuca bracteata, Pregnant Onion
Long strap-like leaves with occasional flower spikes. Produces bulblets around the base. Requires excellent drainage! Part/full sun. Very low water. 3 to 4 feet tall by 2 to 3 feet wide. Hardy to 20°F

A close-up of a dense cluster of Aloe brevifolia with thick, pointed green leaves in a bed of brown bark mulch.

Aloe brevifolia, Short Leaved Aloe
Rosettes of gray leaves that build up on each other to form a clump. 16 to 24-inch spikes of orange tubular flowers. Sun. Low water. 1 foot tall by 1 to 2 feet wide. Hardy to 25 to 30°F

Aloe juvenna, ‘Tiger Tooth’
Densely branching stems covered with triangular leaves and tipped with tight rosettes. Sun/part shade (shade from hottest sun). Moderate water. 1 foot tall by 2 feet wide. Hardy to 25 to 30°F

Close-up of Aloe saponaria leaves, showcasing green, textured foliage with jagged edges, in pots with blue labels

Aloe saponaria, Soap Aloe
Stemless rosette. Pale green, lance-shaped leaves with spots and sharp, dark brown teeth. Summer tubular flowers of yellow, orange, or red on 2-foot stalks. Sandy, gravelly soil. Colors when heat stressed. Sun/part shade. Low water but best with summer water. 18 inches tall and wide. Hardy to 20 to 25°F

Aloe squarrosa plant in a black pot, featuring thick green serrated leaves arranged in a rosette pattern with lighter spots.

Aloe squarrosa
Native to Socotra, Yemen. Smooth, green spotted leaves that curve backwards. Light orange flowers. Sun/part shade. Low water. Low water. 6 to 12 inches tall by 9 to 12 inches wide. Hardy to 25°F

Aloe , Star Aloe
Festive petite succulent. Fleshy leaves edged in shades of red to pink. Spikes of red flowers in summer/fall. Sun/part shade. Low water. 1 tall and wide. Hardy to 25°F

Aloe striata plant with tall orange tubular flowers and gray-green rosette leaves in a garden setting.

Aloe striata, Coral Aloe
Large rosettes with broad, flat, pale gray-green leaves that vary in color. In full sun, the foliage is pinkish, and in more shaded spots, they are often bluish-green. Sun or light shade. Low water. 2 feet tall and wide. Hardy to 20 to 25°F

A close-up of aloe vera plants in black pots, showing green, serrated leaves and blue identification tags.

Aloe vera
Known for its medicinal properties. Clumping. Sun or part shade. Low water. 24 to 30 inches tall

A view of Calandrinia spectabilis plants with bright purple blooms on stalks, growing in a garden

Calandrinia spectabilis
Tall stems of cerise flowers wave over dense blue-green foliage all summer long. Full sun. Low water. 15 inches tall by 3 to 4 feet wide.

Callisia repens  ‘Pink Lady’, Turtle Vine
Low-growing succulent. Leaves vary in color: green striped, pinkish, and cream. Bright shade or part sun if kept moist. Regular water. 4 inches tall and wide. Hardy to 30°F

Caputia scaposus, Silver Coral
Stemless succulent with long fingers that are covered with a woolly coating. Yellow daisy-like flowers in summer. Sun/part shade. Low water. 8 to 12 inches tall and wide. Hardy to 25°F

Prolific orange blossoms growing over the top of Cotyledon oblonga flavida plants

Cotyledon oblonga  ‘Flavida’, Gray Sticks
Powdery white finger-like leaves. Low shrub/groundcover. Orange bell-shaped flowers on 12 to 18-inch stalks in the spring. Sun/shade. Low water. 1 to 2 feet tall by 3 to 4 feet wide. Hardy to 25 to 30°F

Close-up of a Cotyledon orbiculata succulent with thick, pale green leaves edged in red, planted in a dark green pot.

Cotyledon orbiculata
Shrubby succulent with paddle-shaped, gray leaves edged with red. Showy, peach bell-shaped flowers in spring. Part/full sun. Low water. 2 to 3 feet tall by 2 to 3 feet wide. Hardy to 20 to 25°F

Close-up of Cotyledon tomentosa succulent with light green, fuzzy leaves and red spotted edges, set against dark planting soil.

Cotyledon tomentosa  ‘Bear’s Paws’
Fuzzy leaves with velvety coating, dark red edges like a bear’s paw. Great houseplant in bright light. Summer dormant. Part sun. Low water. Grows 6 to 8 inches tall. Hardy to 30°F

A Crassula arborescens "Silver Dollar" succulent with rounded, pale green leaves and red edges, arranged in a rosette shape.

Crassula arborescens  ‘Silver Dollar’
 Rounded blue-gray leaves with maroon edges, pink/white flowers in spring or summer. Sun/part sun. Low water. 1 to 4 feet tall and wide. Hardy to 25 to 30°F

Close-up of a Crassula arborescens undulatifolia plant in a black pot, showcasing thick, wavy green leaves.

Crassula arborescens ssp. undulatifolia, Ripple Jade
Compact. Waxy blue-green leaves flush at rippled edges with stress. Will form a dense, mounding shrub. Full sun/part shade. Low water. Grows 1 to 3 feet tall. Hardy to 20 to 25°F

Close-up of Crassula 'Blue Bird' succulent with plump green leaves edged in red, clustered in a nursery setting.

Crassula  ‘Blue Bird’
Opposite pairs of erect, bluish-gray, elongated, and twisted leaves on a much-branched pseudo-tree. Good succulent bonsai. Whitish star flowers. Part sun/shade. Low water. 3 feet tall and 3 feet wide. Hardy to 20 to 25°F

A Crassula falcata succulent in a green pot, featuring thick green leaves and vibrant orange flower clusters.

Crassula falcata, Propeller Plant
4-inch gray-green leaves in overlapping pairs on an unbranched stem. A showy cluster of red flowers on a stalk in summer. Sun/light shade. Low water. 2 feet tall and wide. Hardy to 20 to 25°F

Delicate green foliage of Crassula lycopodioides growing in a small, black, plastic pot

Crassula lycopodioides
Chartreuse-green branching upright ground cover similar to C. muscosa but fuller, looser leaves. Low water. 1 foot tall and wide. Hardy to 20 to 25°F

Close-up of a Crassula multicava plant with smooth, rounded green leaves clustered on upright stems.

Crassula multicava, Fairy Crassula
Neatly growing evergreen with white flowers in spring or fall. Good for challenging areas. Hardly needs watering. Shade/filtered shade. Low water. 1 foot tall, spreading. Hardy to 20 to 25°F

Close-up of a jade plant (Crassula ovata) with glossy green and reddish-brown leaves, showcasing thick, fleshy texture and visible gray-brown stems.

Crassula ovata, Jade Plant
Thick, green, glossy, oval leaves on a tree-like branching trunk. Fragrant, white to pink flowers in winter/spring. Sun/part sun. Low water. 3 to 6 feet tall by 1 to 3 feet wide. Hardy to 25 to 30°F

Close-up of a Crassula ovata 'Gollum' succulent with thick, green, tubular leaves and reddish-tipped ends.

Crassula ovata  ‘Gollum’, Gollum Jade Plant
Tubular leaves have red-tipped, suction cup-like tips. Fragrant star-shaped white flowers in winter/spring. Part sun. Low water. 1 to 3 feet tall by 1 to 2 feet wide. Hardy to 25 to 30°F

Close-up of a Crassula ovata succulent with thick, green leaves edged in red, growing in a dark plastic container.

Crassula ovata  ‘Hummel’s Sunset’
Glossy oval leaves on thick woody branches. Leaves turn golden yellow with red edges in full sun. Sun. Low water. 1 to 3 feet tall by 1 to 2 feet wide. Hardy to 20°F

A cluster of Crassula ovata (Money Maker) succulents with bright green leaves edged in red, arranged in rosettes, against a blurred background of other plants.

Crassula ovata  ‘Money Maker’
Oval-shaped, green, mounding succulent foliage. Low maintenance. Sun/part sun. Low water. Hardy to 25 to 30°F.

Green and white succulent leaves on a Crassula ovata variegata plant in a small, black, plastic pot

Crassula ovata  ‘Variegata’, Variegated Jade Plant
Thick, glossy, cream and green variegated leaves. Prune out green leaves that may outgrow variegated leaves. Sun/part sun. Low water. 3 to 6 feet tall by 1 to 3 feet wide. Hardy to 25 to 30°F

Green, yellow, and red-tinged leaves of a Crassula pellucida variegata plant growing in a small pot

Crassula pellucida  ‘Variegata’, Calico Kitten
Trailing succulent with colorful heart-shaped leaves in shades of rose, pink, cream, and green. Part sun/shade. Low water. 2 to 4 inches tall, trailing. Hardy to 25°F

Tiered green leaves of a small Crassula perforata plant growing in a pot

Crassula perforata, String of Buttons
Shrubby, branched, sprawling plant. Inconspicuous yellow flowers. Leaves are stacked like a pagoda. Cool sun/light shade. Low water. 1 to 2 feet tall by 2 to 3 feet wide. Hardy to 20 to 25°F

Top-down view of Crassula pubescens radicans in a black pot, featuring dense green leaves with reddish edges and small flower buds.

Crassula pubescens radicans, Red Carpet
A low-growing succulent that will spread and root at leaf nodes. Flushes bright red in winter when in full sun. Sun/part sun. Low water. 6 inches tall by 2 to 3 feet wide. Hardy to 25°F

Green leaves tinged with red edges of a Crassula red edge plant

Crassula  ‘Red Edge’
Angled leaves develop red edges when exposed to more sun and less water. Some leaves drop and grow. White flowers in fall. Sun/part sun. Low water. 4 inches tall by 1 foot or more wide. Hardy to 25 to 30°F

Spiky green leaves growing on multiple stems of a Crassula tetragona plant

Crassula tetragona, Pine Tree Crassula
Fast-growing shrub with spring through summer bloom. Heat-loving and easy to grow in containers or the ground. Full sun. Low water. 3 to 4 feet tall by 2 to 3 feet wide. Hardy to 25 to 30°F

A potted Curio articulatus plant with elongated green stems and small light green leaves, set in a black pot with soil

Curio articulatus, Hot Dog Cactus
Sausage-shaped, segmented stems with deeply-lobed gray-green leaves. Prune back if floppy. Full sun. Low water. 1 foot tall and wide. Hardy to 30°F

Curio citriformus, String of Tears
Teardrop-shaped leaves with translucent stripes. Small heads of pale yellow flowers, late summer to winter. Part shade, occasional water. 4 inches tall, trailing. Hardy to 30°F

Dracaena angolensis, Cylindrical Snake Plant
Formerly Sansevieria cylindrica. Tall, stiff, cylindrical leaves with a sharp tip. Spikes of fragrant flowers in spring open at night. Part sun. Low water. 5 feet tall, clusters. Hardy to 35°F

Close-up of a Dudleya edulis succulent with elongated, light green leaves tipped with pink. The plant features reddish-brown stems, creating a vibrant texture.

Dudleya edulis, Fingertips
Clumps of tall, round leaves tipped in red. Tall spikes of creamy white flowers in summer. Sun/part sun. Low water. 8 inches tall, spreading. Hardy to 30°F

Top-down view of an Echeveria 'Blue Bird' succulent with blue-green leaves and pink edges, surrounded by brown mulch.

Echeveria ‘Blue Bird’
Silvery-blue leaves with pink edges form clumps of rosettes. Pinkish-orange flowers in summer. Sun/shade. Low water. Less than 1 foot tall, 10 inches wide or clustering. Hardy to 25°F

Close-up of an Echeveria succulent with light green leaves and pink edges, surrounded by smaller succulents and an orange flower, in dark plant containers.

Echeveria dondo
Compact, tight 4-inch wide rosettes of gray-green leaves. Bell-shaped orange flowers on stalks in late winter into spring. Part sun/shade. Low water. 10 tall and wide. Hardy to 20 to 25°F

A square dark pot filled with Echeveria elegans pale green succulents, featuring varying leaf shapes and textures.

Echeveria elegans, Mexican Snowball
Silvery-green rosette with rounded, cupped leaves, offsets freely. Small yellow to pink flowers on a tall bloom stalk. Full/part sun. Low water. 6 to 8 inches tall by 7 to 8 inches wide. Hardy to 20°F.

Close-up view of an Echeveria minima succulent with rosette-shaped layers of green leaves and reddish tips, set against dark soil.

Echeveria minima, Miniature echeveria
Densely packed miniature rosettes form a tight mound. Flower spikes of small yellow bell flowers in late spring. Part sun/shade. Occasional water. 3 inches tall and wide. Hardy to 30°F

A cluster of Echeveria prolifica 'Mary Collins' succulents with smooth, green leaves and pink edges, arranged in rosette shapes on dark potting soil.

Echeveria prolifica
Small rosettes of silvery-green leaves offset abundantly, forming a dense, low mat. Bell-shaped yellow flowers in spring. Full/part sun. Low water. 6 to 8 inches tall, spreading. Hardy to 20°F

A Echeveria 'Topsy Turvy' succulent with curling blue-green leaves in a black pot, set against a light wooden background.

Echeveria runyonii  ‘Topsy Turvy’
Fast-growing mounds of individual rosettes to nearly 1 foot across. Bright orange and yellow flowers rise above the foliage on tall arching inflorescence, usually in late summer or fall. Part sun/shade. Low water. 1 foot tall and wide. Hardy to 25 to 30°F

Echinopsis Sea Urchin Cactus
Large pink/white flowers, slightly fragrant, on thick, barrel-shaped cactus columns. Sun/shade. Low water. 1 foot tall by 10 inches wide. Hardy to 20°F

A cluster of Echinopsis chamaecereus (Peanut Cactus) in a black pot, showcasing green stems with white spines and surrounded by dark brown soil and white pebbles.

Echinopsis chamaecereus, Peanut Cactus
Small clumping cactus produces many finger-like stems and prolific flushes of red-orange flowers. Sun/part shade. Low water. 6 inches tall, spreading. Hardy to 30°F

A tall Echinopsis peruviana cactus with prominent ribs and small spines, planted in a white pot on a flat surface, with a greenhouse backdrop.

Echinopsis peruvianan, Peruvian Torch
Blue-green columnar cactus with brown spines and large white flowers. Sun/part shade. Low water. 10 to 20 feet tall by 3 to 7 inches wide. Hardy to 20°F

A cluster of Epiphyllum plants with flat green stems, some tinged red at the tips, displayed in pots with blue identification tags.

Epiphyllum mix, Orchid Cactus
A mix of pink, orange, and yellow flowers. Great for draping from a hanging basket or down a tall container. Shade/bright light. Low water, mist occasionally. 1 foot tall by 2 feet wide. Hardy to 40°F

A tall Euphorbia anoplia with vertical ribs stands above a cluster of smaller round growths in a black pot.

Euphorbia anoplia, Tanzanian Zipper Plant
Forms a colony of spineless, leafless ribbed columns. Slow grower. Avoid sap. Small dark burgundy flowers at tips. Full sun/light shade. Low water, keep dry in winter. 1 foot tall by 1 to 2 feet wide. Hardy to 25 to 30°F

Three stalks of Euphorbia mammularis in a black pot with spiny, elongated stems and green appendages against a light background

Euphorbia mammularis, Indian Corn Cob
Dense short-stemmed shrublet with thick, ribbed stem, club-like branches. Tiny yellow flowers late winter through early summer. Full sun. Low water. 14 inches tall by 30 inches wide. Hardy to 20°F

A group of tall, slender, green Euphorbia mauritanica plants in a greenhouse, surrounded by other colorful plants and flowers.

Euphorbia mauritanica, Pencil Milk Bush
Rounded shrub, densely branched. Branches are cylindrical with bright yellow inflorescence. Leaves are deciduous. Full sun. Occasional water. 3 feet tall and wide. Hardy to 20 to 25°F

A green Faucaria tigrina, tiger-jaws, plant with pointed leaves in a black plastic pot, displayed against a light background

Faucaria tigrina, Tiger’s Jaw
Stemless, star-shaped rosettes of speckled leaves. Winter dormant, keep dry in winter. Part sun/bright shade. Keep slightly moist from spring through fall, and dry in winter. 6 inches tall, clumping. Hardy to 20°F

A Gasteria acinacifolia plant with smooth, elongated leaves in a green pot, displaying dark green color with light green spots and reddish tips.

Gasteria acinacifolia, Giant Gasteria
Dark green leaves with small, raised white dots. Produces an arching stalk of orange and green tubular bell flowers in summer. Shade/part sun. Moist in winter. 1 to 2 feet tall and wide. Hardy to 20 to 25°F

Gasteria carinata plant in a black pot, featuring green, speckled leaves with orange and pink tips.

Gasteria carinata
Dark green leaves with small, raised white dots. 2-foot-tall spikes of salmon pink flowers in late winter. Shade/part sun. Low water. 10 inches tall by 1 to 2 feet wide. Hardy to 20 to 25°F

A Gasteria carinata var. schweickerdtiana plant with thick, textured leaves in a green pot, set against a light background.

Gasteria carinata var. schweickerdtiana
Dark green leaves with small, raised white dots. 2-foot-tall spikes of salmon pink flowers in late winter. Shade/part sun. Low water. 10 inches tall by 1 to 2 feet wide. Hardy to 20 to 25°F

A Gasteria plant in a black pot, with thick, speckled green leaves arranged in rosettes.

Gasteria sp., Ox Tongue
Tongue-shaped leaves are covered by a series of white, warty outgrowths producing a sandpaper-like texture. Part sun/shade. Low water. 7 inches tall by 2 feet wide. Hardy to 25°F

Close-up of a cluster of Graptopetalum paraguayense with pale green, lobed leaves arranged in rosettes, some having pink edges.

Graptopetalum paraguayense, Ghost Plant
Mounding rosettes of gray leaves with a pinkish cast, and white flowers. Sun/light shade. Low water. 1 foot tall by 3 feet trailing. Hardy to 25°F

Two Graptosedum 'Bronze' Mary Collins succulents in a black pot, featuring thick, rosette-shaped leaves in green with reddish edges.

Graptosedum ‘Bronze’
Compact cross between a sedum and a graptopetalum. Spreads slowly, rooting occasionally along stems. Lovely in beds, pots, and borders. Sun. Low water. 8 inches tall by 12 inches wide. Hardy to 15°F

A Haworthia attenuata plant in a black pot, with thick green leaves marked by white stripes, arranged in a rosette formation.

Haworthia attenuata, Zebra Plant
Dark green leaves, pointed and strikingly banded or spotted with white, with varying amounts of white. Tubercles are “patterned” on the upper surface of the leaves. White flowers. Shade/bright sun. Low water. 6 inches tall and wide. Hardy to 25°F

A cluster of green and reddish Haworthia cooperi succulents in black pots, featuring smooth, rosette-shaped leaves against a dark, rocky soil background.

Haworthia cooperi, Cathedral Window Haworthia
Small, slow-growing clusters of rosettes. Translucent leaves with dark green stripes. Part shade/bright indirect light. Low water. 3 to 5 inches tall, spreading. Hardy to 20 to 25°F

A top view of a Haworthia reinwardtii succulent with pointed, dark green leaves and reddish-brown tips, surrounded by textured soil and pebbles.

Haworthia reinwardtii, Zebra Wart
Curving leaves with white bumps spiral upwards in a column. Forms small clumps. Part shade. Low water. 8 tall by 3 inches wide. Hardy to 40°F

Top-down view of a Haworthia retusa succulent with pointed green leaves and light green stripes, set against dark soil.

Haworthia retusa, Cathedral Window Haworthia
Plump green leaves with windowed tips, bent back like a thumb. Slow-growing, low maintenance. Part shade/bright indirect light. Low water. 3 to 5 inches tall by 5 to 6 inches wide. Hardy to 30°F

A fuzzy-leaved Kalanchoe beharensis succulent plant in a black pot, with upward-reaching green leaves featuring serrated edges

Kalanchoe beharensis, Velvet Elephant Ear
Slow-growing tree-like shrub. Large, wavy, olive-green leaves are covered in brown hairs for a soft velvety texture. Sun/shade. Low water. 10 to 12 feet tall by 6 to 12 feet wide. Hardy to 30°F

Top view of a Kalanchoe blossfeldiana plant with thick green leaves and reddish-brown undersides, showing small flower buds in a black pot.

Kalanchoe blossfeldiana, Florist kalanchoe
Dark green leaves with large clusters of red, pink, or yellow flowers. Common as a house plant. Frost tender. Sun/shade. Low water. 6 to 18 inches by 6 to 18 inches. Hardy to 35°F

A Kalanchoe daigremontiana plant with thick, serrated green leaves and small plantlets, in a black plastic pot against a light background

Kalanchoe daigremontiana, Mother of Thousands, Devil’s Backbone
Unusual leaves are frilled with baby plantlets. Can grow indoors. Do not ingest. Part sun/shade. Average water. 3 feet tall and wide. Frost tender

Top view of a Kalanchoe delagoensis plant in a black pot, featuring elongated, spotted leaves arranged in a rosette.

Kalanchoe delagoensis, Mother of Millions
Edges of leaves are ornamentally frilled with baby plantlets that easily grow new plants. Part sun/shade. Low water. 2 feet tall by 3 feet wide. Hardy to 30°F

A cluster of Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi succulent with bluish-green, serrated leaves and orange tubular flowers in a greenhouse, with a person's hands visible nearby.

Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi, Lavender Scallops
Blue-green scalloped leaves turn pink/lavender in the sun. Branches freely. Orange/apricot flowers in late winter. Sun/part shade. Low water. 2 feet tall, spreading. Hardy to 27°F

Close-up of a Kalanchoe hybrid plant with light green, velvety leaves and reddish edges, set against a dark grid background.

Kalanchoe Florist Hybrid
Dark green leaves with large clusters of red, pink, or yellow flowers. Common as a house plant. Frost tender. Sun/shade. Low water. 18 inches tall and wide. Hardy to 30°F

A close-up of a Kalanchoe orgyalis plant, featuring broad, spoon-shaped leaves that transition from green to rust orange, in a black pot with soil.

Kalanchoe orgyalis ‘Copper Spoons’
Slow-growing shrub with oval leaves, bronze to gray undersides, cinnamon-colored top hairs aging to gray. Sun/part shade. Low water. 3 to 6 feet tall by 4 to 6 feet wide. Hardy to 25°F

A close-up of a Kalanchoe "Chocolate Soldier" plant with light green leaves that have brownish-red spots, arranged in a rosette formation.

Kalanchoe tomentosa ‘Chocolate Soldier’
Slow-growing. Pale brownish green leaves with tiny hairs look/feel velvety. Dark brown, edged leaves. Sun/part shade. Low water. 1 to 3 feet tall by 2 to 3 feet wide. Hardy to 25 to 30°F

Potted Oscularia deltoides plant with succulent green leaves and a central stem branching out

Oscularia deltoides, Deltoid Leaf Dew Plant
Wiry dark pink stems and blue-green, 3-angled, fleshy leaves with small, often reddish teeth. Small, lightly fragrant, yellow-centered lavender-pink flowers in spring/summer. Sun/part shade. Low water. 1 foot tall by 2 to 3 feet wide. Hardy to 25°F

Peperomia ferreyrae, Happy Bean Plant
Dense clusters of vibrant green leaves. The crease on the top of the leaves makes them look like green beans. Part sun. Average water. 10 to 12 inches tall and wide. Hardy to 30°F

Close-up of a Plectranthus amboinicus plant with thick, scalloped green leaves clustered together.

Plectranthus amboinicus
Semi-succulent with a strong oregano taste. Summer flowers in pink/white/lavender. Edible, medicinal. Indoor/outdoor. Part sun. Average/low water. 18 inches tall, spreading. Hardy to 50°F

A Portulacaria afra plant with green, oval, glossy leaves and multiple branching stems, set against a light textured background

Portulacaria afra, Elephant Food
Upright growing plant with reddish-brown stems and ½-inch long emerald green leaves. Pruning okay. Bonsai. Sun/shade. Low water. 8 to 12 feet tall by 4 to 6 feet wide. Hardy to 25 to 30°F

A Rhipsalis baccifera plant with thin, branching stems in a dark green pot against a light background.

Rhipsalis baccifera, Mistletoe Cactus
Non-spiny cactus has long, thin stems and can form hanging clusters up to 6 feet long. Numerous white flowers are followed by white, mistletoe-like fruits. Part shade. Occasional water. Hanging to 6 feet or more. Hardy to 25°F

Dense cluster of Rhipsalis cereuscula (Mary Collins) cactus with slender, segmented green stems in a black pot.

Rhipsalis cereuscula, Coral Cactus
Non-spiny cactus. Stubby branching stems grow upwards, then trail. White/pink flowers followed by tiny white berries. Part shade. Occasional water. Hanging to 3 feet or more. Hardy to 30°F

Cluster of Rhipsalis mesembryanthemoides in a black pot, featuring green segmented stems with reddish-brown shoot tips.

Rhipsalis mesembryanthemoides, Clumpy Mistletoe Cactus
Non-spiny cactus. Strong stems covered with tiny branchlets, initially erect, then trailing. White flowers, white fruits. Part shade. Occasional water. Hanging to 20 inches. Hardy to 30°F

Potted Schlumbergera gaertneri 'Mary Collins' with segmented green stems edged in red, in a black plastic pot.

Schlumbergera gaertneri, Easter Cactus
Non-spiny epiphytic cactus with attractive drooping habit and colorful flowers in spring, good in hanging pots. Part shade. Occasional water. Low water. 12 to 18 inches by 9 to 12 inches. Hardy to 35°F

Close-up of a bright green Schlumbergera truncata plant with serrated segments in a black pot.

Schlumbergera truncata, Thanksgiving Cactus
Non-spiny epiphytic cactus with attractive drooping habit and colorful flowers in November through January. Good for hanging pots. Part shade. Low water. 10 inches tall by 24 inches wide. Hardy to 40°F

A cluster of Sedeveria 'Jet Beads' succulent plants with green and purple leaves set in dark soil.

Sedeveria ‘Jet Beads’
Small pointed leaves of various colors (dark copper, green, burgundy, or black) which can darken in cool weather. Sun. Low water. 3 to 5 inches, creeping. Hardy to 25 to 30°F

Close-up of Sedum adolphii (Firestorm) succulents, featuring yellow-green leaves with orange-red tips, arranged in dark soil.

Sedum adolphii ‘Firestorm’
Golden/greenish yellow leaves edged with red/brown in cold or in the sun. Clusters of star-shaped white flowers in spring. Sun/part sun. Low water. 8 to 10 inches tall by 2 feet wide. Hardy to 32°F

A cluster of Sedum clavatum succulents with thick, pale green leaves in a dark green pot, set against a soft, illuminated background.

Sedum clavatum
Compact blue-green rosettes elongate into 8-inch-long stems. White flowers in spring through early summer. Prune to keep compact. Sun. Low water. 6 to 8 inches, sprawling. Hardy to 30°F

A close-up of Sedum nussbaumeranum succulents with green and orange-tipped leaves clustered together in a pot.

Sedum nussbaumeranum, Coppertone Stonecrop
3-inch wide rosettes of yellow-green to orange leaves. Fragrant white flowers in late winter through spring. Heat tolerant. Sun/part shade. Low water. 8 inches tall by 2 to 3 feet wide. Hardy to 25 to 30°F.

A Sedum pachyphyllum plant in a black pot, featuring plump green leaves with pink tips

Sedum pachyphyllum, Silver Jelly Bean
Ground-hugging succulent. Light green silvery leaves are short, stumpy, finger-like projections and are often tipped with red. Sun/part shade. Low water. 1 foot wide. Hardy to 30°F

Close-up of a Sedum reflexum 'Blue Spruce' plant with slender, needle-like pale green leaves in a black container

Sedum reflexum ‘Blue Spruce’, Blue Spruce Stonecrop
Low mat-forming, evergreen perennial with blue-green needlelike leaves. Small yellow flowers in early summer. Sun/part sun. Low water. 5 inches tall by 15 to 18 inches wide. Hardy to -30°F.

Close-up of Sedum rubrotinctum succulent plants, featuring green, jelly bean-shaped leaves with reddish-brown bases, set against dark soil.

Sedum rubrotinctum, Pork and Beans
Bean-shaped green leaves turn red when exposed to the sun or cold. Bright yellow flowers in mid-spring. Part shade. Low water. 6 to 12 inches tall, spreading. Hardy to 20°F

Senecio haworthii plant with elongated, velvety, pale green leaves arranged in a rosette, displayed in a small black pot

Senecio haworthii, Woolly Senecio
Upright, cylindrical, white leaves due to a covering of fine white hairs. Keep foliage dry. Full sun. Low water, esp. in winter. 1 foot tall by 1 to 2 feet wide. Hardy to 25 to 30°F

A succulent plant, Senecio jacobsenii, featuring smooth, oval leaves that transition from pale green to pink at the tips, arranged in a rosette formation.

Senecio jacobsenii, Trailing Jade
Fleshy green 2 to 3 inches long egg-shaped leaves overlapping like shingles along the stem. Purple blush in winter. Sun/part shade. Low water. Prostrate, spreading. Hardy to 20 to 25°F

A dense cluster of blue chalk sticks (Senecio mandraliscae) with long, slender, bluish-green leaves in a radial arrangement.

Senecio mandraliscae
Dense mat of 3 to 4 inch long blue-gray, pencil-like leaves. Small white flowers in summer. Deer resistant. Sun/part shade. Low water. 1 foot tall by 3 feet wide. Hardy to 15 to 20°F

Dense cluster of green Senecio radicans plants with plump, jelly bean-shaped leaves and a turquoise marker.

Senecio radicans, String of Bananas
Trailing stems of banana-shaped green leaves with vertical, translucent lines. Excellent hanging plant. White blooms. Shade. Low water. 2 inches tall, trailing. Hardy to 30°F

A string-of-pearls plant with long, trailing stems of round green leaves in a black pot, resting on a metallic surface

Senecio rowleyanus, String of Pearls
Round succulent leaves on long, slender stems. They look more like peas than pearls. Sun/part shade. Low water. ½-inch tall, trailing. Hardy to 25°F

A cluster of Senecio vitalis plants with slender green leaves, arranged densely in a nursery setting.

Senecio vitalis, Narrow Leaf Chalksticks
Blue-green, densely packed fingers on semi-prostrate stems that turn upright. Ground cover. Full sun. Low to average water. 18 inches tall by 3 feet wide. Hardy to 25 to 30°F

Tradescantia pallida
Purple trailing vine, densely branched. Pale pink/lavender/white flowers bloom occasionally. Pinch to keep compact. Part shade/sun. Moderate water. Trailing. Hardy to 20°F