Succulent Plant List Text OnlyBlue Fox Farm's Drought Smart Plants P.O. Box 596 Grand Forks, B.C. V0H 1H0 Aloe andongensis - a gorgeous small scale aloe with very textural lizard-like foliage. Flowers are gold and orange hanging bells atop a long stalk. Use in mass, or in combination with other succulent plants. Aloe castanea vryheidensis - large scale aloe suitable for a patio pot - majestic blue octopus arms and, if you're lucky, red flowers that hummingbirds love. Aloe juvenna - small scale clump forming toothed foliage, bright green with white spots. Don't let it bite you! Sometimes also known as Aloe zanzibarica. Aloe marlothii - heavily toothed with red spikes along the edge of each leaf. Blue green, mid sized. Aloe vera - the burn remedy of choice for many people. The strappy spotted leaves contain a gel-like sap which eases the pain of small burns. Ceropegia woodii - wiry, slender hanging stems sparsely clothed with puffy grey and red heart shaped leaves. Also known as rosary vine or hearts-entangled. Cotyledon orbicularis - round fat sage green leaves with dark red markings. Crassula rupestres - clump forming towers of stem clasping sage grey leaves. Echeveria 'Black Prince' - gorgeous lush dark green to black lance shaped foliage. Echeveria 'Captain Nemo' - huge thick leaves in a blue grey with flowers on a stalk that can tower up to 40cm. Unique and different. Echeveria 'Curlylocks' - loosely arranged blue-green pale foliage on a mid sized rosette. Leaves have a wavy edge with pink piping. Echeveria defractans x carnicolor - caramel coloured slender foliage on a well behaved rosette. Great contrast in a mixed collection. Echeveria elegans - pale blue green foliage forming a mounded rosette – known as Mexican Hens and Chicks for the habit of making many offsets in a clump. Echeveria glauca - lovely blue rosettes, clump forming with age. Echeveria imbricata - large shield shaped leaves with a decorative pink edging. The rosettes form cups, and in time many rosettes will crowd together to form a clump. Echeveria haagai tolimanensis - dark blue plump pointed foliage. Forms a cluster of stems rather than a single rosette. Echeveria 'Jackie' - plump sword shaped leaves in powder blue. Echeveria macrophylla - the name says it all - macro = large, phylla = plant. Burgundy foliage overlaid with pale coloured 'bloom' the powdery wax type substance that protects the leaves from sunburn. Echeveria nodulosa 'Painted Beauty' - gorgeous purple and green striped leaves on a corky stem. Keep this one pruned back so it stays lower, otherwise becomes leggy over time. Very pretty accent. Echeveria 'Perle von Nurnberg' - metallic purple grey wide spoon shaped foliage. Echeveria pulidonis - slow growing rosettes of pale blue green foliage edged with pink pin stripes. Echeveria racemosa atropurpurea 'Brown Sugar' - dark mahogany over green slender foliage. Slow growing and well behaved. Echeveria runyonii 'Topsy Turvy' - sometimes called 'the upside down Echeveria' for the shape of the leaves. Very hardy, great for beginners. Echeveria runyonii 'Rose V. Macabeano' - elegant slender foliage in a powder blue. Echeveria set-oliver - plush velvet leaves, tinged with red at the tips. Very different from most of the rosette types, to add texture to your collection. Echeveria shaviana - pale blue curly edged leaves in a rosette. Very pretty, like lingerie! Haworthia cymbiformis - light green clustered rosettes. Haworthia fasciata - corky white ridges on dark green curving sword shaped leaves. Very slow growing. Haworthia obtusa x cooperi - chubby bright green closely packed rosettes. Haworthia margaritafera - delicately marked dark green foliage. Gasteria brevifolia - dark green straplike thick leaves with white spots. X Graptoveria ‘Debbie’ - grey blue rosettes of upward curving foliage. Pachyphytum ovatum - pale blue round puffy leaves on a chunky stem. Pachyveria ‘Little Jewel’ - soft blue foliage. Senecio mandraliscae - slender pale blue foliage. Interesting scent if the leaves are bruised, similar to larch sap. Senecio rowleyana - also known as string of pearls, bright green pea like foliage clusters on long draping stems. Great in a hanging container.
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