Cactus and Succulents
Crassula “Shark’s Tooth”
C. capitella “Shark’s Tooth”
Branchy to 1ft. tall with triangular green leaves get soft red in full sun.
Crassula “Silver Springtime”
Crassula “Springtime”
C. rupestris “Springtime”
Thick-leaved cultivar to 12″ with pink flower sprays in late winter/early spring.
Crassula “Surprise Party”
Crassula “Tom Thumb”
C. rupestris “Tom Thumb”
C. rupestris ssp. marnieriana x C. rupestris ssp. rupestris
Mini-shrub to 4″ with tiny thick leaves, white flower sprays.
Crassula “Undulata”
C. ovata “Undulata”
Crassula alba var. pervisepala
Large triangular purple-spotted leaves. Red flowers in spring in large upright clusters.
Crassula arborescens
Round leaves, thick succulent branches, broad 5ft shrub.
Crassula arborescens ssp. undulatifolia
Crassula argentea “Pinky”
Slow growing, easy to care for. Shrubby plant with waxy green leaf with pink edges in sun and sprays of white/pink blooms in spring throught summer.
Crassula ausensis ssp. titanopsis
Dense, clumping rosettes, to 4″ across; white flowers w/yellow stamens
Crassula biplanata
Small, shrubby, will get 12″ tall and will spread a few feet wide if given well-drained soils and a little room to grow. Will also grow in rock gardens and can be contained in fairly small areas. Tiny green leaves get silvery in full sun. Covered in small bright white flowers in mid to late summer. From Cape Province, South Africa.
Crassula brevifolia
Readily branching, very low growing sub-shrub. Small succulent paired leaves, will get a red edge in full sun.
Crassula capitella
Mat-forming, branching from base. Bright red in sun
Crassula capitella ssp. thyrsiflora
C. thyrsiflora
Mat-forming, branching from base, small and scrabbling along the ground. Bright red in sun.
Crassula cephalophora
Small propeller-like grey leaves with red tips in full sun. Shrubby to 18″.
Crassula columella
Miniature square-shaped vertical stems to 6″. Grows in quartz outcroppings along hillsides.
Crassula commutata
Mini-shrub to 4″ w/tiny thick leaves, white flower sprays
Crassula conjuncta
6″ towers of tightly stacked triangular leaves. Red tips in full sun.
Crassula conjuncta “Pagoda”
6″ towers of tightly stacked triangular leaves. Large, thick and outcurving with red edges.
Crassula corymbulosa
Dense branches of tightly packed triangular leaves forming short pagoda-like groups. Turns red in full sun.
Crassula cultrata
Spreading groundcover to 10″, Large leaves red in sun; yellow flowers
Crassula deceptor
Stacked leaves, very small. Leaves will get compact tightly stacked and whitish in full sun.
Crassula dejecta
Crassula elegans ssp. namibensis
Small succulent with woody base, short branches and round to ovate leaves. Bright orange in full sun.
Crassula falcata
Grey leaves, criss-cross growth pattern, to 2ft.
Crassula grisea
Crassula hirtipes
Crassula lactea
Grows low, trailing. Small white flowers in winter.