A popular trailing succulent that has interesting leaves that are shaped like bananas or fishhooks. Perfect to grow in a hanging basket or in well-drained soil in the garden - this fast growing succulent will trail along the ground.
A hardy, evergreen, succulent groundcover with long, trailing stems. Perfect pea-like, round leaves with a translucent stripe spaced along their entire length hang along the stems, hence the common name ‘String of Pearls’.
A lovely evergreen branching succulent with apple green rosettes of spoon-shaped leaves. Although the Tree Aeonium is drought tolerant it has a shallow root system and will require more regular watering. Ideal for rockeries and containers.
A tough and easy-to-grow succulent, which is ideal for pots, containers and rock gardens. The spoon-shaped fleshy leaves are variegated with white to cream stripes. Younger leaves will also have a slight pink tinge. Bears white star-shaped flowers in spring, which will attract bees to the garden. Drought tolerant.
This indigenous plant has bright yellow-green, rounded succulent leaves and a reddish stem. For gardening purposes the plant is grown for its striking leaf colour and water-wise attributes. The leaves are edible and the plant has marvelous air-purifying qualities. It helps fight air pollution in that it removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, acting like a carbon sponge. Easy to grow and low-maintenance. It works well in hot, dry rockeries or grouped with other succulents in drought-prone areas. Also happily provides bright evergreen leaf colour amongst plants receiving regular watering.