Echeveria
Echeveria is a genus of succulent plants from Central and South America. There are many beautiful species and hybrids.
Echeveria azulita
A hybrid from California, this echeveria blooms peach bell shaped flowers. It grows best in bright light. When soil is dry, water thoroughly. Although hardy to zone 9, protect from frost.
Echeveria Black Prince
Echeveria Black Prince has nearly black leaves. Red bell shaped flowers. Provide bright light and porous soil. Hardy to 36 degrees F.
Echeveria hybrid
An unknown hybrid, the purple leaves of this succulent are startlingly attractive. It is easy to care for is hardy to zone 9.
Echeveria multicaulis
Echeveria multicaulis is drought tolerant when established. Provide bright light and porous soil. Protect from frost.
Echeveria nodulosa
This echeveria, with its red and green variegated leaves, grows upright instead of simply in rosettes. In the summer, it blooms yellow flowers. Native to a dry region, it doesnt need much watering and is hardy to 25° F.
Echeveria pulidonis
Native to Mexico this slower growing echeveria blooms yellow flowers in the spring, contrasting well against its blueish green color. It is hardy to 25° F.
Echeveria Rammillette
Echeveria Rammillette has green leaves with red tips, blossoms yellow flowers. Drought tolerant when established. Provide bright light and porous soil. Protect from frost.
echeveria species
Echeveria Species is drought tolerant when established. Provide bright light and porous soil. Protect from frost.
Echeveria 'Tolimanensis' haagai
This particular Echeveria has deep blue gray fleshy leaves with a hint of purple. It is drought tolerant and will grow in offsets, but it is not frost hardy.
Echeveria Very Black
Echeveria Very Black has more black to the leaves than Black Prince. Drought tolerant when established. Provide bright light and porous soil. Protect from frost.