Dense branches of tightly packed triangular leaves forming short pagoda-like groups. Turns red in full sun.
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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 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 lactea
Grows low, trailing. Small white flowers in winter.
Crassula lycopodioides
Slender stems to 10″t packed with tiny leaves. Fast-spreading mounds.
Crassula marchandii
Small squarish stems to 6″
Crassula marginalis
C. pellucida v. marginalis
Cascading groundcover, more water in spring/summer
Crassula marginalis “Variegata”
C. pellucida ssp. marginalis “Variegata”
Low growing colorful succulent with lots of white-pink flowers in summer. Great for rock gardens and hanging baskets.
Crassula marnieriana
Red-tipped green leaves are small and thick, lining up along a trailing stem.
Crassula marnieriana “Grey”
Red-tipped greyish-green tightly stacked leaves are small and thick, lining up along a short vertical stem.
Crassula mesembryanthemoides
Fuzzy green leaves and yellow flowers. Stem tips drop and root.
Crassula mesembryanthemopsis
Small, mesemb-like clumps with taproot; lacy white flowers
Crassula monticola
C. rupestris var. monticola
Short vertical stems with button-like rounded red and green leaves.
Crassula multicava
Shrubby with small red flowers on elongate clusters
Crassula muscosa
Grass-like slender stems to 10″t packed with tiny leaves
Crassula muscosa “Variegata”
Grass-like slender stems to 10″t packed with tiny variegated leaves
Crassula namaquensis
Dwarf sub-shrub with spiraling leaves. Low growing, small, thick fuzzy leaves. Lots of white-pink flowers in summer. Great for rock gardens.
Crassula nudicaulis
Small mounds of long narrow green-bean like leaves, tightly packed clumps, will turn more red in full sun.
Crassula nudicaulis v. herrei
Small mounds, tightly packed with low growing thick rounded leaves, red in sun
Crassula nudicaulis v. platyphylla
Spreading mounds of low growing green leaves, red in sun
Crassula nudicaulis v. platyphylla “Burgundy”
Spreading mounds of low growing burgundy leaves in sun.
Crassula obvallata
Thick green-grey propeller-like leaves.
Crassula orbicularis
Small rosettes stay low to the ground, will spread and can send out runners. Deep red flowers.
Crassula ovata
Slow-growing, easy to care for. Shrubby 4 to 5 ft. tall. Frost-sensitive.
Crassula ovata “Enigma”
Grows squat with pointed leaves, peeling bark at maturity. Our original plant was brought in by a customer many years ago with unknown origins. Strongly resembles the C. ovata “Variegata” though this is not variegated!
Crassula ovata “ET”
Small, shrubby Jade Plant to 3ft. Montrose tubular leaves, red-tipped in full sun.
Crassula ovata “Sunset”
Shrubby, easy to grow. Green and yellow variegated leaves with bright pink edges. Protect from frost.
Crassula ovata “Variegata”
Shrubby, easy to grow, w/marked white stripes; Protect from frost.