This lovely, frost-resistant succulent has a spectacular green hue at its center, with red edges that become more intense in cooler temperatures. Unfortunately, it is a monocarpic species which means it will only flower once in its lifetime. To witness the pink blooms, you will have to wait several years. Care and Propagation Information Sempervivum …
This succulent is a perfect addition to your indoor succulent garden. Its leaves are thick and dark green, and have distinctive white, horizontal stripes on the exterior. The interior of the leaves is smooth to the touch. Care and Propagation Information Haworthiopsis fasciata “Zebra Plant” is an ideal succulent for novice gardeners, as it thrives …
This shrub-like succulent has leaves resembling Crassula ovata that are green in color. It can reach a considerable height and its branches spread out for a few feet when mature. During the early spring months, it produces bright yellow star-shaped blooms. Care and Propagation Information Sedum praealtum “Shrubby Stonecrop” can be an attractive addition to …
This captivating succulent has light green foliage that darkens to a vivid red hue when exposed to lots of sunlight. It has a tough stem and produces yellow blooms each Spring. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering Where to Plant Commonly Mistaken For How to Propagate Sedum rubrotinctum “Pork and Beans” Leaves …
This Sedum has vibrant green foliage that is edged with a shade of pink. It grows in an upright manner, then cascades over the edges of pots and other containers, and spreads out as a delightful ground cover if left to its own devices. During the late summer and early fall, it produces star-shaped blooms …
Tricolor is a low-maintenance ground-cover plant that can withstand cold temperatures. It has thick foliage with a green core, white edges, and a pinkish hue on the margins. It is made up of a clump of leaves that originate from the same point, growing in pairs. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering …
This cold-tolerant succulent features striking dark green and pink rosettes. It is capable of propagating itself by sending out offsets, creating a lush and vibrant ground cover. It is also deer resistant and offers a splash of color in your winter garden. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering Where to Plant How …
This Sempervivum’s leaves are arranged in a wide rosette, featuring pink hues with green or purple accents. They tend to be lighter in color along the inner edges. Although it may take a few years, you can expect to be rewarded with pink flowers. This plant reproduces itself by offsets before the mother plant dies, …
This monocarpic succulent is one of the “rollers” — succulents whose “chicks” sprout from the top of the mother plant and then detach and roll away prior to taking root. Its leaves are long and sharp, with dark red and green coloring. Table of Contents Toggle Care and Propagation Information Watering Where to Plant How …
This Sedum, with its silver-hued foliage and thick leaves, makes an excellent ground cover once it starts to trail. Its woody stem adds a bit of texture and in the summer, it produces yellow flowers to boot. Care and Propagation Information Sedum pachyphyllum is an ideal choice for succulent arrangements with its growing capabilities as …