SUCCULENTS
E UPHORBIA
E PIPHYLLUM
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Epiphyllum Fruhlings Gold •(“Fruhling” means spring) •12”
Epiphyllum Anguliger •12”
Although these Epiphyllum are a type of Cactus, they often grow in trees and pre- fer diffused sunlight. Great for hanging bas- kets.
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Ferox •12” - 36”
Epiphyllum Crenatum‘Beavertail’ •12”
Epiphyllum Fire •12”
F AUCARIA
F ENESTRARIA
F RITHIA
G ASTERIA
K ALANCHOE
Faucaria tuberculosa •3” • A low growing native of Africa having thick, jaw-like leaves with yellow flowers
Fenestraria aurantica •2” •Forms attractive clumps and flowers each year
Frithia Pulchra
Gasteria Kaleidoscope (Formerly Green Ice) • 5” • Beautifully patterned leaves
Kalanchoe thyrsifolia •8” • Very popular • Leaf edges turn red when grown in full sun
O ROSTACHYS
P LEIOSPILOS
R HIPSALIS
S EDUM
Orostachys •6” •These Chinese Dunce Cap flower in the late summer and fall
Rhipsalis baccifera horrida •6” •Trailing habit
Sedum Burros Tail • 6”
Pleiospilos Nelli (Split Rock) •1” - 2”
Pleiospilos Rubra (Split Rock) •1” - 2”
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