Senecio
One of the largest genera of flowering plants, many of which are succulents that have high drought tolerances. Great addition to any landscape or garden.
Senecio cuneatus
Senecio cuneatus has flat, concave, pointed, fleshy grey green leaves. It is a nice addition to containers and makes a unique houseplant. It is hardy to zone 6.
Senecio haworthii 'Cocoon Plant'
Senecio haworthii Cocoon Plant has long tubular flocked leaves with yellow/orange flowers. Provide bright light and porous soil. Hardy to 36F.
Senecio herreianus
Also called, String of Beads for its trailing growth of oval shaped leaves. The green leaves have have see through stripes. Makes a good hanging basket plant along with normal pot houseplant. Be careful not to over water.
Senecio mikanioides
Senecio mikanioides, otherwise known as German Ivy, makes a nice ornamental houseplant. In the wild, it is a vine that climbs up trees. It will bloom yellow flowers and is hardy to zone 11.
Senecio mikanioides variegated
This version of German Ivy has variegated foliage on a trailing vine. It makes a beautiful ornamental houseplant and will bloom nice yellow flowers. It is hardy to zone 11.
Senecio rowleyanus 'String of Pearls'
Native to South Africa, this trailing succulent grows great in a hanging basket. Be careful not to overwater as they dont need much. Blooms small white flowers. Hardy to zone 9.
Senecio species 'Mini Blue Chalk Fingers'
Senecio species Mini Blue Chalk Fingers has white pom pom flowers. Member of the Aster family. Grows to 4 inches. Provide bright light and porous soil. Hardy to 36F.
Senecio vitalis 'Blue Chalk'
Native to South Africa, Senecio vitalis loves the sun and is very drought tolerant. It grows to about 18" tall and is hardy to zone 10.