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Trailing succulent-like plant native to South Africa. The delicate heart-shaped foliage and slender vines variegated foliage.
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Hybrid cactus with amazing flowers repeated blooming commonly known as peanut cactus
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Plump, grey-green, paddle-shaped foliage with scalloped, dark burgundy edges. Matures into a clumping shrublet.
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Shrub type with leaves resembling a bears paw
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Shrub type with leaves resembling a bears paw (variegated)
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Native to South Africa rounded leaves green with red edges commonly referred to as pig ears
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Also called cliffhanger easy to care for with trailing habit and red tipped leaves
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A branching, clump-forming succulent with upward-facing, elongated, silvery-blue leaves.
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A variety of jade with blue green leaves that curl and twist in all directions
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Forms thick tree like green foliage common as a houseplant
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Heart-shaped leaves marked with rosy pink, creamy white, and green
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Displays dramatic, fleshy, propeller-like leaves that mature from light green to bright red.
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Low matt forming small dense rossetts of burgandy to black foliage.
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Densely stacked, fleshy, triangular chartreuse leaves
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Long leaves variegated green, cream, and pink.
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Dense small green leaves that spiral around each other on the height 5″.
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Low matt forming small green leaves with red tips and tiny white flowers.
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Leaves that are compacted tightly around the stem. The stems of the “Watch Chain” plant grow into a small bush.
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Fuzzy green leaves. Its stems can grow about a foot tall and turn woody over time.
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Forming dense clusters of sword shaped leaves ranging from gold, red and purple in color with small white flowers that are fragrant.
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Forms thick tree like green foliage common as a houseplant gold colored foliage
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Variety with tubular green leaves with red tips in the sun easy care height 1 to 3 foot
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Variety with tubular green leaves with red tips in the sun easy care height 6 to 18 inches
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Green leaves with red edge that look stacked on top of each other.
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Green leaves with cream colored edge that looked stacked on top of each other.
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Clustered thick rounded green leaves that turn burgandy in full sun.
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Short with green leaves 1/2 inch in length depending on growing conditions can be upright or ground cover.
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Fast growing dwarf shrub type with green leaves and yellow edge very hardy
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A variety of jade with laves that turn from green to cream yellow in the sun with red tips
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Green spikey leaves resembling a pine tree with leaves curved upwards
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Small succulent shrub with very interesting leaf coloration and texture.
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Bears broad main stems with long, skinny tail-like trailing stems trailing in nature
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Beautiful dark purple leaves that are smooth to the touch and pointy.
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A striking green rosette with pointed leaves lined with crimson.
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Is a beautiful succulent that forms tight rosettes of fleshy apple-green leaves with a strong reddish tinge
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Beautiful succulent that forms tight rosettes of thick fleshy gray-green leaves with dark purplish brown margins
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Stiff-leaved succulent is one of the hardiest! Perfect for fans of succulents with unique and irregular leaf shapes.
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Compact, attractive rosettes of mid-green leaves with red-pink markings.
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Gorgeous dark green, purplish and almost black leaves. With a tinge of yellowish green in the center of the rosette
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Outstanding rossett forming with pointed leaves and deep purple to black leaves
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Thick fleshy leaves rossette forming with burgandy to black leaves
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Rounded burgandy leaves forming into a rose shape
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Silvery blue rosette with flushes of pink on its leaf edges when grown in bright sun
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Thick leaved cultivar with hues ranging from red to burgandy to green and cream color
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Deep green rossette with red to burgandy trim
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Thick pointed blue leaves with red to burgandy tips
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Multi branching with light green rossete ending in orange to red edge
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A truly elegant rosette with rounded, cupped leaves. This easy-to-grow species offsets freely with thick white leaves
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Thick purple leaves forming into a shape more like a small pine tree
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Rossette forming pale sky blue leaves with rippled edges
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Sturdy chalk wite rossette type
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Cultivar with a unique lime green color
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White leaves with the rossete shaped like a lotus flower reaching a diameter of 8 inches or more
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Dark green in color sturdy rossette clump forming
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Pink to light purple thick pointed leaves reaching up to 8n inches in diameter
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Apple-green leaves marked with purplish-red on both surfaces and along the margins.
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Rosettes of olive green leaves with a bronze sheen and a pink flush to its margins.
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Silvery blue rosette that flushes pink to purple when grown in bright sunlight.
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Large rossette forming with thick leaves pink to purple
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Thick fleshy white leaves can grow to 8 inches in diameter
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Small rossets silvery white in color turning to light pink in full sun
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Blue green rosette with pink to red edge in full sun
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Light blue to cream colored foliage with red edge
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Small rosette to 3″ pointed leaves and dark purple to black speckled foliage
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Burgundy-brown leaves outlined in brilliant red. Grown in rosette form, it thrives in zones 9-11
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Silvery blue rosettes with wavy, curvy leaves fast growing , easy care
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Distinctive cultivar with long, narrow leaves covered with velvety cilia. Its leaves can develop striking, red tips.
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Distinctive cultivar with short leaves of pale blue covered in cilia
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Beautiful cultivar with silver gray foliage and ruffled edges reaching an impressive diameter of 8 to 10 inches
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Smaller rosette with pale pink colored leaves with rounded to ruffled edges
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Nice compact rosette with purple blue leaves ending in ruffled edges
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Also known as ‘Morning Beauty’, is a small rosette-forming succulent with grey-blue leaves and pink tips.
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Distinct cultivar with round large leaves that are cream colored ending in blue to red tips truly spectacular
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Rare variety with lance shaped leaves that curve upward, chalk white foliage with purple hue
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Unique, flat rosette of densely-packed leaves. It can show tones of lavender, pink, and sea green.
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Thick rounded leaves copper to red in color growing on stems reaching 6 to 8 inches in height
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Low-growing succulent, branched at the base, with sprawling stems and glaucous blue-green leaves tipped with red and massed in small rosettes at the tip of each stem.
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Thick fleshy leaves with light pink hue easy to grow cold tolerant
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Large oval shaped leaves light purple to violet in color superb grower
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Forms rosettes with lanceolate leaves that can be pale pinky orange to bright orange when in full sun
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Light green succulent with a pink blush that, blushes more if given full sun. During colder weather a reddish hue also appears in the leaves
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Leaves color green with purple-red edges, shape elliptic with pointed top and concave in the back of the leaf
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Chalk white pointed leaves growing on white stems reaching up to 10 inches
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Mint green rosette blushed with pink to red leaf tips can turn copper color in full sun
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Thick fast growing rosette with pink to lavender colored leaves with a diameter of up to 8 inches
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A gorgeous rosette with a delicate, fine red filament that tips each leaf, low maintenance plant
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Beautiful succulent that forms clumps of large rosettes of fleshy, smooth, and waxy leaves can vary in color from pink orange or red
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Forms rosettes of thick, fleshy, milky aquamarine leaves, often with hues of pink at the tips
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Emerald green foliage. Low maintenance and great for indoors. Folaige can turn deep purple to almost black in full sun
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Rare and unusual succulent, the lifesaver cactus produces burgundy and tan star-shaped flowers that look as though a grape lifesaver
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An attractive succulent that is prized for cream margins along highly scalloped leaves.
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This succulent kalanchoe plant has with thick, rounded, paddle-shaped leaves.
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Easy to grow with silver colored stems and leaves height up to 36 inches
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Known for its multi-coloured foliage wich can be red burgandy or green in color and yellow flowers, which bloom in autumn to winter
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Unique succulent with a blue-green color. It has thin leaves that are rounded and grow in groups up a tall stem. The leaves can gain a pinkish edge
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Easy to grow with copper colored stems and leaves height up to 36 inches
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Attractive small shrubby succulent with arching stems that bear fleshy leaves with a white powdery covering.
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Dark green to green-blue leaves and bright pink flowers. The thin leaves are forked and similar in appearance to antlers
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Dark green to green-blue leaves and bright orange flowers. The thin leaves are forked and similar in appearance to antlers
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Dark green to green-blue leaves and bright red flowers. The thin leaves are forked and similar in appearance to antlers
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Dark green to green-blue leaves and bright yellow flowers. The thin leaves are forked and similar in appearance to antlers
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Low maintenance with thick silver colored leaves with black edge great for indoors growing
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Forms a dense, upright bush of oblong, gray-green leaves. Reddish brown spots line the edges of the hairy succulent foliage.
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Densely hairy leaves that are thick dark chocolate brown on the margins.
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Leaves with long fair hairs that grow from all sides of its leaves and stem.
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Showy white colored spines on the top. This plant is sometimes called ‘Lady Fingers’ because of its harmless spines,
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Showy copper colored spines on the top. This plant is sometimes called ‘Lady Fingers’ because of its harmless spines,
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Compact-growing cactus, nicknamed thimble cactus, featuring bright green cylindrical offsets
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Dwarf variety of Opuntia with small pads that are cinnamon in color with yellow flowers
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Columnar succulent in the cactus family with spines that form fine white hairs reminiscent of an old man
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Remain relatively small, and they develop new limbs as they grow. These are absolutely fantastic if you’re short on space.
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Beautifully marbled with creamy white, yellow and green.
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Leafy and fleshy succulent. The leafy stems grow up to 30 cm (12 in) long and 25–38 mm (0.98–1.50 in) thick
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An attractive succulent that forms rosettes of 30 to 80, mostly congested leaves.
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Vivid greenish teal color that is sort of iridescent when it is in the sun
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A must have succulent plant has the intriguing appearance of blue stones.
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Beautiful quite bright blue succulent plant with darker purple/pink tips rare
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Small ball shaped cactus with numbers offsets making for an I catching scene
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Bushy peperomia has narrow, folded, bean-shaped leaves
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Stunning variety with boat shaped leaves which grow close together green on the front red on the back
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Succulent herb with thick green leaves, heavily margined with white. Beautiful spikes of indigo flowers are produced in summer
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Succulent shrub with attractive reddish-brown stems and variegated cream and green leaves
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Dainty green leaves with cream stripes down the middle that grow along a burgundy colored stem.
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Various varieties growers choice
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Also known as crown cactus forms large clusters of round soft offsets with flowers ranging from white to orange red and yellow
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Native to brazil with segmented branches, where new branches at the tips resemble little whiskey bottles
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Light blue-green that can have hints of purple with a little more sun.
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Fast growing succulent plant with long fleshy leaves. If exposed to sunlight this plant will turn dark blue with pointy copper tips
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Strong grower that forms a full, stemmed rosette. It is a powdery blue-green.
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Stunning succulent with cascading stems densely covered with fleshy, teardrop-shaped, mint-green leaves
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Small, pointed leaves with color tones of dark copper, green, burgundy, and black. Its coloration can darken in cool weather
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Rosette forming succulent that are 2 to 3 inches in diameter green leaves tinged in red which becomes more pronounced with more sun
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Strong growing with rounded leaves that cluster near the top leaves and stems are powder blue in color
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A stunner with neon pink leaves in tight clusters can grow tall before trailing over
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Purple green leaves on a lime green stem thrives in full sun
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Deep golden coppertone leaves that will darken with more sun
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Dark orange leaves that change to bright fire orange when in direct sun
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Lime green leaves that will turn golden in direct sun
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Tiny, powder blue leaves are topped by pale pink blooms late spring to early summer. Excellent plant for the rock garden or between stepping stones.
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Round, blueish-green leaves that form a beautiful rosette shape. It works well as a ground cover
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Semi groundcover with white to pink leaves in full sun height 4 inches width to 20 inches
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A mat-forming succulent with beautiful blue-green leaves densely packed on stems that creep, spread
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Silvery blue foliage fast spreading semi ground cover
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Mat-forming ground cover sedum that pops bright yellow.
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Low maintenance, sun-loving, herbaceous perennial, evergreen succulent that thrives where other plants often
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Variegated foliage low growing ground cover best in full sun to light shade
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A low growing mat-forming plant with small golden yellow leaves
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Semi-hardy succulent with bright green leaves arranged in whorls around the branched decumbent stems
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Also known as donkey tail with long branching steams filled with powder blue bead like leaves
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Colorful evergreen succulent perennial. The needle-like leaves are green when young and red with age.
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Eye-catching features succulent blue-green foliage, much like little spruce needles!
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Long, cylindrical leaves growing close together around a stalk.
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Bright yellow foliage groundcover very low maintenance
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Fun succulent with round, bean-like leaves. It’s very popular among succulent lovers.
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Variegated blue leaves with cream colored center and leaves staked on top of each other on long steams
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Creeping Sedum has unusual grey-blue foliage and clusters of tiny yellow flowers in summer
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Excellent low-maintenance groundcover that always looks its best. Sedum Fulda glow is perfect for troughs, stone walls, live roofs or a massed groundcover
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Feature green in the center with white margins tinged with pink.
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Beautiful evergreen groundcover that grows red, egg-shaped leaves similar to that of jelly bean sedum.
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Colorful combination of green tinged with red, the overall habit is neat and tidy, summer brings a flush of flowers
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Features velvety leaves in vibrant tones of orange and red, shifting to darker burgundy in cooler weather.
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Small-growing selection that is especially lovely with its tight rosettes of cobwebbed foliage
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Rosettes of bright green foliage with dark purple to black tips.
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Evergreen perennial that displays medium-sized rosettes of deep, dusty red
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Lime green clumping rosette with cherry flushing. This petite plant offsets frequently and is great for crevasse and rock gardens
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Bright green rosette backed and tipped with red orange
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Mixture of black, red, green and gold throughout the year
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Very dense rosette with closely spaced leaves in a spiral arrangement
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Larger rosettes with beautiful incurved leaves
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Attractive rosette of lime green leaves with pink tips
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Lovely rosette with a lime green base and orange-red outer leaves
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Green rosette in the spring turning to burgandy red and purple in summer
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A green rosette with contrasting, dark red tips.
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Icy-blue succulent rosettes will blush with pink in cooler weather.
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Green succulent foliage which shifts from crimson red to maroon to chocolate brown throughout the year
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Evergreen perennial that displays large, deep red rosettes that mature to dusty purple.
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Forms medium to large rosettes of grey-green leaves. This color may vary from season to season
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Small succulent that forms rosettes of hairy lance-shaped leaves.
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Purple to pink leaves shading out to tawny green. This variety flushes deep purple in winter
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Apple green of the rosette center contrasts well with its near-black tip
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Lovely color-changer through the seasons. It has a green base in winter but takes on striking flushes of red and gold
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Lovely color-changer through the seasons. It has a green base in winter but takes on striking flushes of red and gold
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Compact rosete red with green center
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Dense rosette with colors ranging from red to burgandy to copper
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Giant green rossete with orange edges
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Fleshy blue-green leaves with purple margins that are flat so they can change direction
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Intriguing, trailing stems of oval, bead-like leaves, each with a vertical, semi-translucent line
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Intriguing, trailing stems of oval, bead-like leaves, each with a vertical, semi-translucent line
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Intriguing, trailing stems of oval, bead-like leaves, each with a vertical, semi-translucent line with white marbeling
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Silver to blue-green stemmed succulent with distinctive, triangular, spear-shaped leaves
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String of Dolphins or dolphin plant, is a rare plant with leaves that resemble jumping dolphins.
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Contrary to its name, string of bananas is not a fruit, but a succulent vine plant with banana-shaped leaves
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Funky succulent vine with rounded leaves that look like strands of pearls or peas.
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Funky succulent vine with rounded leaves that look like strands of pearls or peas with white marbeling
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Dwarf semi-trailing succulent of great ornamental appeal with its cylindrical blue-green leaves
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Fleshy, pencil-like stems with green and purple vertical patterns and soft spines along the edges
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Its showy and unusual bell-shaped flowers are red/dark purple/black, up to 5” long, and blooms appear in late spring – mid summer.
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