This is a continuation of Succulent genera.
Agave
West Indies and sw. USA to northern South America. Usually hard, pointed leaves in rosettes. Sunny, cool and dry in winter.
ferdinandi-regis —
Thick green leaves, marked with white. Plant — $4.00
kerchovei —
Light gray-green leaves with horny edge, clustering freely. Plant — $4.00
patonii (parryi) —
Compact rosettes, gray to light green leaves. Clustering. Plant — $4.00
victoriae-reginae —
Small, thick, dark green leaves, white markings. Plant — $4.00
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Anacampseros
Related to Portulaca. Miniature rosettes of fat leaves, bristly hairs in axils. Short-lived flowers. Avonias have minute leaves, usually arranged spirally, covered with scales. Moderate watering.
rufescens —
Thick reddish leaves, numerous bristles. Pink flowers. Plant — $4.00
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Bowiea
The “Climbing Onion” forms a light green bulb, 8 in. or more across. Warm, some shade. Tend to grow in fall and winter, rest in summer.
volubilis —
Long, thin, twining stems. Small greenish flowers. Plant — $5.00
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Ceropegia
From tropical Africa, the East Indies and Canary Islands, these need moderate shade and watering in summer, cool and drier in winter.
ampliata —
Thin, pendant, gray-green stems, scale-like leaves. About 2 in. long, light green tubular flowers, swollen at base. Summer blooming. Plant — $5.00
barklyi —
Larger than C. woodii, less marked leaves. Plant — $4.00
linearis ssp debilis —
(woodii ssp. debilis) Narrow, almost terete leaves. Plant — $4.00
sandersonii —
Robust vine, dark green cordate leaves, large green and white flowers, shaped like an inverted umbrella shaped canopy. Plant — $5.00
woodii —
“Rosary Vine” or “String of Hearts”. Slender trailing stems, forms tubers at nodes. Heart-shaped leaves, marked silver. Plant — $4.00
woodii variegated —
Leaves marked white, pink and gray. Plant — $5.00
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