These fascinating plants are wonderful examples of how adaptable nature is. In order to handle drought conditions, succulent plants have the ability to store moisture which they use slowly, enabling them to survive until the next rain comes.  Water is stored in the thick fleshy leaves, swollen stems and sometimes even in the roots.  There are literally thousands of species in this Genus and because they are so tolerant and easy to grow, once the succulent bug has bitten you, you will want to become a collector of these fascinating plants.  

35 LISTINGS FOR SUCCULENTS

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aka Fox Tail Agave

A beautiful variegated selection of the soft Foxtail Agave with a fine white variegation along the pale green leaf margin. It has a vertical flower stalk that reflexes back towards the ground before arching upward again. The flowers are a pale greenish yellow and are followed by seed pods.

Once Agave have flowered the mother plant will die down leaving the offsets to continue growing.

 

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aka Spiral Aloe

The Spiral Aloe. This unique aloe plant has dozens of overlapping fleshy green leaves that spiral either clockwise or counter-clockwise. Plant in well drained soil with all day sun. Hardy. This is a must-have for collectors of stunning plants!

 

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The species is frequently cited as being used in herbal medicine since the beginning of the first century AD. A stemless or very short-stemmed succulent plant. Can be used on bug bites, scratches, sunburn, acne, grazes, scarring tissue.

 

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aka Silver Dollar plant

Also known as the silver jade plant, silver dollar plant, Chinese jade, money plant, or money tree, is a species of succulent plant in the family Crassulaceae. It has round gray "Silver Dollar" leaves. It can be grown indoors or in a sheltered position outside.

 

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aka Jade plant

A hardy, compact succulent forming thick branches and clumping, rounded green foliage resembling a small tree or shrub. Great as a Indoor plant, landscaping plant or commonly used as a feature pot plant through the home or garden. Requires well-drained soil in full sun to part shade.

 

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aka Rattail Crassula

An interesting succulent that grows tall with a spreading habit of branching stems having tightly, stacked, narrow, light green leaves that completely hide the stems. The small, pale yellowish-green, flowers appear along with the leaves tight along the stems from spring to mid-summer.

Good as a ground cover in a well-drained mound or rock garden. Can be grown indoors.

 

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aka Jade Plant or Money tree

Money Tree. This attractive succulent like plant is commonly known as the Jade plant or Money tree and makes for an awesome pot plant. Great in containers and in full sun well drained spots in the garden. Protect from frost.

 

A rare type of succulent known for its fleshy leaves. The green foliage is very highlighted with red colour tones making it appear more red than green. Red flowers in late spring and into Summer. Requires minimal water and lots of sunlight to thrive. When growing it indoors, place it on a sunny windowsill or a bright spot outdoors. Frost tender.

 

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A rosette forming succulent. With a very distinctive colour and shape make this one of the very darkest Echeveria. The leaves are very deep blackish purple, thick, fleshy and pointed. In the very center of the rosette where new leaves are formed there's a bright lime green glow. Can be grown Indoor or a shelter ed position in the garden.

 

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With fleshy silver leaves they grow in Summer to Autumn. Ideal for pots, containers, borders, as a ground cover and can be grown Indoors. Likes a warm position. Fertilise once a year. Water when the soil is dry but don`t overwater.