Echeveria chiclensis is a small succulent that forms a usually solitary rosette of fleshy, light glossy, green leaves with a reddish …
Browsing: Zone 9b
These succulents are rated USDA Hardiness Zone 9b. They can tolerate cold down from 25 to 30 °F (-3.9 to -1.1 °C).
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Crassula cornuta is a small succulent with silvery-grey leaves that fit tightly together, hiding the stem and making a distinctive column …
Echeveria moranii is a beautiful, slow-growing succulent that forms short-stemmed rosettes of greyish-green leaves with maroon margins …
Crassula grisea is a more or less branched succulent with erect stems that grow up to 12 inches (30 cm) tall when flowering. Leaves are …
Rhodiola amabilis, formerly known as Sedum amabile, is a lovely alpine succulent with small bright green leaves densely arranged on pale …
Dudleya farinosa (Bluff Lettuce) is a much-branched succulent with thick, woody, often elongated stems (caudices) with a rosette of …
Sedum pulchellum (Widow's Cross) is an annual or perennial succulent with needle-like, pale yellow-green leaves densely arranged along …
Echinocereus pectinatus (Rainbow Cactus) is a small columnar cactus with such a thick spination that you can barely see the green stems …
Sedum sedoides is a low-growing succulent that forms small rosettes of densely hairy, fresh green leaves, often with red tips. The …
Graptopetalum macdougallii is an attractive, more or less mat-forming succulent with bright bluish to greenish leaves arranged in rosettes …