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A hardy upright succulent with intense rosy red blooms in the fall. Sedum is easy to care for and is drought tolerant once established. It makes an interesting addition to a cut flower arrangement. Leave the seed heads on for winter interest.

A creeping sedum with leaves that turn bronze in the fall. Pink flowers emerge in the summer attracting butterflies and hummingbirds. It can be cut back to maintain shape and size.

blue foliage with crimson flowers in summer. Grows to 15 cm. Full sun. Butterflies.

cherry red leaves with pink summer flowers. Grows to 15 cm. Full sun. Butterflies.

Cream and green variegated foliage with pink summer flowers. Grows to 15 cm. Full sun.

Six succulents ready to plant into a bowl or container. A combination of low and tall growing varieties to add dimension to your creation. Plant selection varies from picture.

Grown in a 10" bowl. Ready to place on your sunny table or deck. A selection of drought resistant succulents give you an easy care container all summer long. Bring it inside for the winter for continued enjoyment in your home or office by a sunny window.

Hens and Chicks are a popular perennial for dry gardens. The mother plant gives rise to small plants, the chicks, in early summer then dies out leaving room for the chicks. Commonly used in succulent bowls and arrangements. Easy to care for.

Medicinal aloe vera that most commonly used to treat sunburns and skin irritations. Grow in direct sun in the home and water when the soil becomes dry to the touch.

Crassula's are a very popular species of succulents that can do well indoors. These plants are distinguished by their leaves becoming thicker as they age. They are very easy to grow and make great statements in fairy gardens and succulent containers. 

Echeveria come in a variety of different colours, shapes and sizes! Known by a rosette of thick leaves on a short stem. They make great house plants once the temperatures begin to drop, and are easy to care for requiring little water during the winter. 

Haworthia, are small & slow growing succulents resembling miniature Aloe plants due to the similar growth habit & leaf shape. Some grow in clusters by forming pups. These pups can be removed to produce new plants or can be left to form a large cluster.

In the same family as String of Pearls, String of Bananas and String of Beans these plants have a leaf shape that resembles the fun playful dolphin!

Assorted Succulents in varying species and colors

Medicinal aloe vera that most commonly used to treat sunburns and skin irritations. Grow in direct sun in the home and water when the soil becomes dry to the touch.

Crassula's are a very popular species of succulents that can do well indoors. These plants are distinguished by their leaves becoming thicker as they age. They are very easy to grow and make great statements in fairy gardens and succulent containers. 

Echeveria come in a variety of different colours, shapes and sizes! Known by a rosette of thick leaves on a short stem. They make great house plants once the temperatures begin to drop, and are easy to care for requiring little water during the winter. 

Kalanchoe are very different than most succulents. Many of these succulents do not resemble the other members of their family, with some being quite large, woody and fuzzy, and others being small and waxy and have plenty of flowers.

Fuzzy leaves look like small gherkens on a vine sometimes producing small white flowers. Grow in full to part sun in the home and water when the soil is dry to the touch. Be careful not to over water.