Succulent

A large, clumping Echeveria featuring blue-green foliage that shades to purple and red along its ruffled edges. Leaves can take on various shades of blue, purple, pink, and red as coloring varies greatly depending on the season and growing conditions...

A compact, clumping Echeveria with triangular, pointed foliage symmetrically arranged in a tight rosette. Bright green leaves feature waxy smears of crimson red at the tips that bear a remarkable resemblance to lipstick marks. Leaves will flush red all...

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 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 hybrid of Echeveria colorata and Graptopetalum amethystinum, Echeveria ‘Opalina’ features rounded, fleshy leaves and gorgeous opalescent coloring. Leaves are very light blue and take on shades of pink and purple along the edges depending on sun...

Blue Chalk Sticks is a reasonably fast-growing succulent ground cover with upright, curved “fingers” of chalky, blue-green leaves. Perfect for use as a filler in containers and succulent gardens where its color and texture provides a contrast to broad...

Blue Chalk Sticks is a reasonably fast-growing succulent ground cover with upright, curved “fingers” of chalky, blue-green leaves. Perfect for use as a filler in containers and succulent gardens where its color and texture provides a contrast to broad...

Succulent perennial from South Africa. Mat forming, prostrate grower typically grown in hanging baskets to showcase the unusual foliage. Leaves are almost perfectly round (like pearls) about 1/4 inch in diameter and trail to 15". Small, fuzzy white...

Similar to Senecio mandraliscae (both are often called by the same common name of ‘Blue Chalk Sticks’), but significantly more compact and smaller, growing just 6 to 12 inches tall and 2 to 3 feet wide. A slow-growing succulent ground cover with upright,...