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Echeveria Arlie Wright
This particularly stunning hybrid created by Dick Wright was named after his mother âArloineâ. The exact crosses are unknown, but as most of Dick Wrights hybrids, this plant was stemmed off of Echeveria Gibbiflora. Echeveria Gibbiflora has lend itself very well to...
Yucca Rostrata
Colors are fun to play with in the garden. Use the blue leaves of the Yucca Rostrata to transition to a blue hued garden. Focus on the Rostrata for a focal point, an Agave âBlue Glowâ or âCelsii Novaâ for medium height, and finish off with Sedum Clavatum and Turquoise...
This gorgeous, stunning, thick leaf aloe is another Kelly Griffin hybrid that can grow 18â tall and 2â wide. The leaves of aloe âdelta lightsâ are of a dark evergreen, but are heavily spotted. Some plants may take on even more of the color of the white specs, giving...
Anacampseros Sunrise
The love plant, or Anacampseros Telephiastrum Variegata âSunriseâ, is a marvelous plant for containers. Pair easily with the Echeveria âLolaâ for similar slow growing, compact, container design, or use it to brighten up a Bromeliad container. These smaller succulents...
Echeveria Lola
Slow growing, highly collectible, iridescent color, great container accent, easily one of the most sought after echeveria we grow. Not many succulents are white, but a white echeveria like âlolaâ can work in almost an arrangement. Lola, a hyrbid of Dick Wright,...
Agave Joe Hoak
A hardy sport of âThe Variegated Smooth Agaveâ , agave âJoe Hoakâ, has a soft creme and green paintbrush stroke down the center of each leaf. Each leaf also varies in variegation, but a tricolor appearance sets it apart from its regular variegated counterpart. This...
Echeveria Agavoides “Wax Agave”
There are a number of different hybrids of Echeveria Agavoides, Lipstick, Maria, Prolifera, Ebony, Christmas, and Macabea, are all examples of plants that look similar, but arenât quite the same. While theyâre all relatively hardy, some a bit more than others, the...
Sedum Morganium (Donkey’s Tail)
Sedum Morganium, more commonly known as the âDonkeyâs Tailâ can be thought of as a common plant. Here at Orange County Succulents we pride ourselves in doing the common, uncommonly well. To an untrained eye a donkeys tail is a donkeys tail, but to us we see so much...
Sedum Pachyphllum (Jelly Beans)
A cute and playful sprawling succulent from Mexico. It wonât grow much over a foot tall before crippling over by itâs own weight. Easily roots from fallen leaves, and as it spreads each stem forms roots and becomes itâs own mother plant. The small jelly bean like...
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