Cactus and Succulents
Sedum “Suzy Q”
Selenicereus anthonyanus
Cryptocereus anthonyanus
Epiphytic species; bright green flat stems; night-blooming red/yellow
Selenicereus chrysocardium
Selenicereus grandiflorus
Climbing stems, to 15ft long, narrow 1/2″ to 1″ across. Lots of bristly white to brown spines. Fragrant white and yellow flowers, one night each year. Said to have a vanilla fragrance.
Selenicereus hamatus
Selenicereus testudo
Sempervivum
Small to medium-sized alpine succulents. Cold hardy, but generally do not like heat.
Sempervivum “Averill”
Blue-green colored hybrid alpine groundcover succulent
Sempervivum “Black Beauty”
Brightly colored hybrid alpine groundcover succulent
Sempervivum “Black Prince”
Small colorful rosettes form large clusters. Reddish centers with green leaves. Light shade inland and in hot areas.
Sempervivum “Black”
Brightly colored hybrid alpine groundcover succulent
Sempervivum “Blackberry Bliss”
Brightly colored hybrid alpine groundcover succulent
Sempervivum “Blue Boy”
Brightly colored hybrid alpine hens-and-chicks succulent
Sempervivum “Boromir”
Sempervivum “Bronco”
Brightly colored hybrid alpine groundcover succulent
Sempervivum “Brownii”
Brightly colored hybrid alpine groundcover succulent
Sempervivum “Carmen”
Brightly colored hybrid alpine groundcover succulent
Sempervivum “Clairchin”
Sempervivum “Cobweb Buttons”
Sempervivum “Commander Hay”
Brightly colored hybrid alpine groundcover succulent
Sempervivum “Desert Bloom”
Dusky colored hybrid alpine groundcover succulent
Sempervivum “Emerald Empress”
Brightly colored hybrid alpine groundcover succulent
Sempervivum “Emerald Rose”
Sempervivum “Flamingo”
Dusky colored hybrid alpine groundcover succulent
Sempervivum “Forest Frost”
Sempervivum “Gizmo”
Brightly colored hybrid alpine groundcover succulent
Sempervivum “Gold Nugget”
Brightly colored hybrid alpine groundcover succulent
Sempervivum “Green Velvet”
Sempervivum “Green Wheels”
Brightly colored hybrid alpine groundcover succulent