All Plants (E)

Shrub: Succulent perennial. Grows a medium sized rosette of lance-shaped, narrow, upright pointed dark purple-to-black leaves, making it nearly black in color. Its red bell-shaped flowers contrast with this striking dark rosette generally appearing in winter or spring. Drought tolerant. Size: 5-7" x 6-8". Exposure: sun. Water: dry. USDA Z9.

Shrub: Succulent perennial. Drought tolerant. Native to Mexico. Forms a large silvery blue rosette that gets bright pink margins in fall and winter. Contrasting pink & ylw flowers appear on tall stems from late spring. Great rock garden or container plant. Echeverias are popular wedding flowers for use in bouquets, table decorations & centerpieces. Attracts hummingbirds. Size: Water: mode/dry. Exp.: sun. USDA Z9.

Shrub: Succulent perennial. Drought tolerant. This variety expresses a seasonal variegation in various colors, including pinks, apricots, golds, red roses & near whites all swirled together. The center of the rosette will look like a sunset amidst its blue-green leaves. Great rock garden or container plant. Popular wedding flowers for use in bouquets, table decoration/centerpieces. Blm time: summer. Blm color: golden-orange. Size: 3-5" x 8". Water: dry. Exp.: sun. USDA Z9.

Shrub: Succulent perennial. Drought tolerant. The small rosette is distinctively formed from very dark reddish-green to almost black obovate lvs. Stems are compressed & angled by elongated flattened leaf scars. Great rock garden or container plant. Popular wedding flowers for use in bouquets, table decorations & centerpieces. Bloom time: summer. Bloom color: pink-orange. Size: 6" x 6". Water: dry. Exposure: sun. USDA Z9.

Perennial: Upright shrub with many stems, but does not form rosettes like other Echeveria do. Dark blue-grey leaves can grow 1-3" long and are curved, thick and fleshy. Needs good drainage. Drought tolerant. Good rock garden, container or accent plant. Bloom time: summer. Bloom color: orange & yellow. Height: 10-12". Width: 10-12". Water: moderate/dry. Exposure: sun. USDA Z9-11.