Echeveria
Smooth, Warty, Textural
Drought Loving Tender Succulents
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Echeveria are some of my favorite succulent plants. I grow them because they are so varied in colours and textures. I've been collecting these fascinating plants, as well as other succulent plants, for several years, and I'm always pleasantly surprised to find yet another new Echeveria. A common problem is the lack of consistency with Echeveria identification, and frequent confusion about the naming of Echeveria. Echeveria species and Echeveria hybrids are explained here. Find out how to grow Echeveria here.
Collections may include other succulent plants and Aloe and they'll all be nice, big healthy plants suitable for individual potting into a 10cm pot, or as a group planting in a dish garden up to 30cm across. Please note: Echeveria are only available later in the summer, contact me for an up to date list of varieties and species that are for sale. This page will tell you all about the available plant sizes.
Canadian gardeners: Buy your Echeveria plants at the Garden Shop!
Links to the Echeveria lists are below the pictures, or choose any of the links to the right of the page to see profiles of each variety and species of Echeveria. See these pages too for more on Succulent Plants; Click on the thumbnails to see more:
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Echeveria Species
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