Hylotelephium telephium subsp. ruprechtii, also known as Hylotelephium maximum subsp. ruprechtii, is a succulent plant with opposite
Browsing: Zone 9a
These succulents are rated USDA Hardiness Zone 9a. They can tolerate cold down from 20 to 25 °F (-6.7 to -3.9 °C).
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Sedum leibergii (Leiberg Stonecrop) is a biennial succulent with a slender rootstock and spirally arranged leaves that form tiny flat open…
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Phedimus stevenianus, formerly known as Sedum stevenianum, is a rare succulent with very short, branching, ascending, densely leafy…
Hylotelephium 'Wildfire', also known as Sedum 'Wildfire', is a colorful succulent with shiny-red leaves with contrasting hot-pink…
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Echeveria 'Heart's Delight' is a beautiful succulent that forms a low-growing rosette of glaucous blue-green leaves with uniquely shaped…
Phedimus middendorfianus f. striatus, formerly known as Sedum middendorffianum f. striatum, is a succulent plant with numerous erect or…
Hylotelephium tatarinowii, formerly known as Sedum tatarinowii, is a splendid clump-forming succulent with thick tuberous roots and many…
Echeveria penduliflora is a succulent that forms few-leaved rosettes at the tips of an erect, usually unbranched stem. It grows up to 1…