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The plant name on the left (if underlined) provides a link to a photo. The photo is not necessarily the individual plant being sold, but illustrates the species as represented in our collection. Size refers to the current pot size (Ø = approximate plant diameter.) . When ordering, please note the plant name, pot size and price. Thanks. |
| Genus & Species | Description | Pot Size |
Price |
| Echeveria pulvinata 'Frosty' | The name of this cultivar says it all. (Not to be confused with E. leucotricha 'Frosty'. At least one nursery has changed the name to E. 'Suave'. |
3" 4" clumps |
4.75 6.50 9.50 |
| Echeveria 'Haageana' | Considered to be a hybrid of Echeveria agavoides & Echeveria harmsii, but often inaccurately listed as a species. Branches with age. Back in stock but limited. | 2" 3" |
4.00 5.50 |
| Echeveria hybrid (E. carnicolor x diffractens) | See page 185, Schulz/Kapitany, Echeveria Cultivars. When grown in strong light, these have a maroon to pinkish-chocolate coloring with a lighter edging on each leaf. | 2" 3" 4" |
2.50 4.75 5.50 |
| Echeveria 'Imbricata' Deleuil | (Invalid syn. Echeveria glaucometallica) This is used as a parent in many of the modern hybrids, and is itself a hybrid developed by Deleuil in France in the late 1800s (Walther, Echeveria, 1972, pg.52), - a cross of E. glauca & E. metallica. It's an easy to grow plant, the heads of which will reach up to 30cm across and eventually form offsets. Should be a part of every collection. Though often referred to as "Hens & Chicks", we prefer to reserve that common name to "Sempervivums", to which they have some resemblance. ("lgr" means "larger plants".) | 2" 3" 4" larger |
3.50 5.50 6.50 8.50 |
| Echeveria lilacina Kimnach & Moran |
"Ghost Echeveria" - This highly desirable species forms attractive heads to 12cm across. It's very slow growing and rarely offsets. Coral colored flowers emerge on reddish stems in spring. Cold hardy to 20°F. Mature plants. | 5" diam. plants |
12.50 |
| Echeveria 'Lola' | Dick Wright hybrid of E. lilicina & E. derenbergii. In our opinion, one of the most beautiful of Echeverias. Powdery-green pastel coloring on the lower leaves. The upper leaves are a soft lavender outlined in a muted green. A very compact and sculptural plant. | 3" larger |
5.50 12.50 |
| Echeveria 'Lucita' | "Chalk Rose" - a cultivar of E. runyonii. | 2" 3" 4" |
4.50 5.50 6.50 |
| Echeveria minima | Described in 1968,this species has very small rosettes which readily clump under cultivation but which tend to be solitary in the wild. There are many clones in circulation, but this is the original, chunky-leaved form. Very pretty. Mature singles. | 2" |
8.50 |
| Echeveria 'Milk Chocolate' | Temporarily out of stock. | ||
| Echeveria 'Morning Light' | Lovely bluish lavender plants with dark pink leaf edges - a sibling of Echeveria 'After Glow' (from the same cross). These become very impressive large plants. We are now temporarily out of stock on all sizes. | ||
| Echeveria multicaulis "Copper Roses" | Tall stemmed singles Tall stemmed branching |
5.50 7.50 |
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| Echeveria nodulosa 'Painted Beauty' | Sometimes called 'Painted Lady', this is a natural cultivar named by Myron Kimnach. A very striking selection from the normal E. nodulosa. | 3" 4" 5" |
5.50 7.50 8.75 |
