Aeoniums are popular succulents that many people love to grow for their perfect rosette shape. They can range in size from small varieties that are ideal for growing in pots, even indoors, to large plants that are suitable for use in an outdoor landscape. Aeoniums are monocarpic which means that the plant will die after … Read more
Epiphyllum oxypetalum is a popular houseplant that many people love to grow for the supremely fragrant white flowers that only bloom for one night. When grown indoors or on a balcony, it’s far easier to enjoy the plant’s flowers when they do make an appearance. How to Plant and Grow Epiphyllum oxypetalum To enjoy the … Read more
Epiphyllum crenatum (also known as Disocactus crenatus and crenate orchid cactus) is a lovely succulent and produces beautiful white fragrant blooms. It’s ideally suited to growing in a hanging basket and can be grown outdoors in a protected spot or indoors near a nice bright window. The plant has long fleshy green stems similar to … Read more
Prized by many succulent collectors for its attractive pink or lavender foliage, Graptoveria ‘Debbie’ is an absolute must-have in even the most modest of gardens. Its warm pastel hues complement the bright green and purple shades of most rosette succulents and cacti. It is guaranteed to stand out even through winter, when its colors can … Read more
Graptoveria ‘Fred Ives’ is an attractive hybrid that can thrive in your garden for many years. This perennial is perhaps one of the most widely cultivated among the rosette succulents, and for good reason. It can rapidly acclimate to a variety of ambient conditions, making it an ideal plant for beginner gardeners. This hybrid is … Read more
Graptoveria is a perennial succulent that is known for its eye-catching leaves and flowers. If you’re a fan of the rosette forms of either Echeveria or Graptopetalum succulents, you’ll certainly have an appreciation for this hybrid. Sun-loving and drought-tolerant, its cultivars are fairly low-maintenance and are suitable for beginner gardeners. Generally, Graptoveria thrives best in … Read more
If you favor delicate plants with expressive foliage, Graptoveria succulents are sure to steal your heart. These slow-growing plants are well worth the patience and care. They produce plump, pastel-colored leaves and may occasionally come into bloom when spring conditions are optimal. Like many other rosette succulents, this perennial variety can be grown indoors or … Read more