Succulents

This is a continuation of Succulent genera.

Portulacaria

The “Elephant Bush” from South Africa. Large bush or small tree. Sun or partial shade ample watering in summer.

afra

Small, oval, dark green leaves. Plant — $4.00

afra v. foliis variegatis

Yellow mottled leaves. More compact. Plant — $5.00

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Schizobasis

Low growing bulbs, long vining stems.

intricatus

Thin stems, small yellowish flowers. Plant — $4.00

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Scilla (Ledebourea)

Tender bulbs grown mainly for colorful leaves. Bright light, cooler in winter. Small green and white flowers.

gigantea

Broad, light green leaves, lightly spotted. Plant — $4.00

lutea

Larger bulb than others, broad light green leaves, lightly spotted. Plant — $4.00

paucei

Soft bulb. Pale green leaves, darker green spots. Plant — $4.00

violacea

(Ledebourea socialis) Large spotted leaves. Plant — $4.00

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Sedum

Over 300 species from a wide geographical area. Small, mat-forming plants to sprawling shrubs. Sun to partial shade, ample watering in summer. Cool and drier in winter.

brevifolium v. quinquefolium

Low growing. Small blue-green leaves. Plant — $4.00

burrito

Smaller, tighter leaves than S. morganianum. Plant — $4.00

dasyphyllum

Tiny blue green leaves on small, mat-forming plant. Plant — $4.00

humifusum

Mat-forming. Very short, green, catkin-like shoots. Small yellow flowers. Plant — $4.00

morganianum

“Burros Tail”. Light green, rounded, 1 in. long leaves, trailing stems. Plant — $4.00

quevae

Small sub-shrub, thick trunk and papery bark. Small, cylindrical grayish leaves. Plant — $4.00

rubrotinctum

(guatemalense Hort.) Spreading, cylindrical bright green leaves, tipped red. Plant — $4.00

treleasei

Small, shrub-like with rounded, blue-green leaves. Plant — $4.00

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