Genus

Echeveria imbricata is a vigorous and hardy ground-covering Echeveria with broad, flat foliage that forms 6 to 8 inch wide, saucer-like rosettes. Offsets freely to form a dense, mounding ground cover that reaches up to a foot wide. Blue-green to...

A small, slow-growing Echeveria with distinctive silver-grey foliage. Elegant, highly symmetrical rosettes are composed of broad, thin leaves that narrow abruptly into a sharp point at their tips. Both bright sun and cool temperatures bring out purple...

A fast-growing Echeveria with silver-grey leaves that are both upward-curving and fold backwards into themselves along the edges. Its unique appearance makes it a great addition to succulent gardens and containers. Offsets freely to form a clump 8 to 12...

A selection of Echeveria subrigida with deeply-cupped, diamond-shaped leaves that twist out from the center of the rosette. Foliage is a streaky blue-green with a thin, deep pink to red band lining the edges. Grows as a single trunked rosette that, at 12...

A large Echeveria that forms a 2 to 3 foot wide cluster of multiple, trunked rosettes. Each rosette reaches 14 to 16 inches across. Lightly ruffled leaves emerge blue-green in the center of the rosette and take on tones of pink, red, or purple as they...

A large Echeveria that forms a 2 to 3 foot wide cluster of multiple, trunked rosettes. Each rosette reaches 14 to 16 inches across. Lightly ruffled leaves emerge blue-green in the center of the rosette and take on tones of pink, red, or purple as they...