Cactus and Succulents - Part Sun

Grey rosettes with a hint of blue, to 8″ across.

3″ rosettes on bare stalks; orange-yellow flowers

Large clumping rosettes to 12″; thick curved leaves

Spiral rosettes to 10″ across, purple leaves. Caruncles, or protruberence, on the undersides of the leaves.

Thick waxy whitish-blue leaves turns pale lavender in full sun, 6″ to 8″ rosettes.

Large solitary rosette. Green and blush colors. Darker in full sun.

Stemless rosettes to 8″; variable often with red tips

Medium rosettes with red/pink edges on tight curved triangular pointed green leaves. Great in rock gardens. Will pup and turn in to tight, colorful clumps with time.

Stemless rosettes to 8″; red tips

Attractive rosettes get whitish in full sun, 2 to 3″. Forms tight clusters up to 6″ across.

Small blueish species w/3″ rosettes, pink flowers

Small blueish rosettes, tightly crested clumps

Blue-tinged chalky-white red-edged leaves; Slow growing, solitary to 12″. Difficult when young – keep warm and sunny. Full Sun at Coast

Sprawling, shrubby Echeveria with red-tipped fuzzy green leaves that blush strongly in good sun. Orange-pink flowers in the summer.

Pink tipped blue rosettes.

Blue-green rounded and cupped leaves, pink and yellow flowers

Blue-green rounded leaves, tightly crested clumps

Blue-green rosettes to 4″, prefers full sun at coast

Varieties w/carunculated, crenated, frilled, crimped leaves

Subshrub w/small fuzzy 4″ rosettes; full sun

Small purplish rosettes to 6″. Slow growing, tight symmetrical rosettes. Round leaves with small pointed tips. Red flowers in spring.

Dense rosettes to 6″ across; orange-yellow flowers

Large grey-pink with hints of purple leaves on a short stalk.

Clumps of small rosettes, blueish with red tips in full sun. Yellow bell-shaped pendant flowers.