Hardy (Frost Tolerant)

-About the Variegated Sedum Little Missy-   Sedum Little Missy is a delicate variegated sedum succulent with tiny pale-green, pink-flushed leaves. Due to their smaller shape, they are popular as...

-About Sempervivum arachnoideum- Sempervivum arachnoideum, sometimes called hens-and-chicks. It is an evergreen perennial succulent plant, forming a mat of the fleshy rosette. The fleshy leaves are adorned with cobwebby white...

About Sedum 'Major' (4 inches) Cultivated throughout the world for its ornamental value, Sedum 'Major' belongs to the genus Sedum in the Crassulaceae family. Sedum 'Major' has fleshy leaves that...

-About Sedum Dasyphyllum 'Major'- Sedum Dasyphyllum 'Major' is commonly cultivated worldwide for its ornamental value, which belongs to the Sedum genus in the Crassulaceae family. Sedum Dasyphyllum 'Major' features round...

-About Sempervivum 'Stansfieldii'- Sempervivum' Stansfieldii' is a succulent of the genus Sempervivum in the family Crassulaceae. The leaves of it are not thick but feel hard when you touch it....

-About Rosularia platyphylla-   Rosularia platyphylla originates from Turkey, also known as rosularia or Turkish stonecrop. The rosette form succulent leaves range in color from green to red with tiny...

-About Sempervivum 'Grey Lady'-Sempervivum 'Grey Lady' is a succulent variety hybridized from S. 'Silverine.' The large rosette with silvery green leaves and slender, smooth leaves with downy edges. Sempervivum succulent...

About Sedum DasyphyllumSedum Dasyphyllum, also known as Sedum burnatii, is a common succulent in the Mediterranean and can be grown in pots, hanging pots, or rock gardens. Its leaves are...

-About Rosularia Platyphylla-Rosularia Platyphylla is native to the North and South slopes of the Tianshan Mountains in central Xinjiang, China, where is on the slopes of river valleys from 220...

-About Sempervivum 'Stansfieldii'-Sempervivum 'Stansfieldii,' called houseleek, is a low-growing succulent with fleshy, radially growing leaves, spatulate or long obovate. The blade tips are slightly curved inward, with a white tomentum...

About Crassula Rupestris (4 inch) The name "Crassula Rupestris" is derived from its habitat and plant characteristics. "Crassula" is the genus name, meaning "thick." "Rupestris" comes from the Latin "rupes,"...