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A striking rosette succulent, Devotion is admired for its fleshy leaves that range from deep green to rich burgundy-red, intensifying in colour under bright sun. Compact and symmetrical, it adds bold contrast to containers, rockeries, and water-wise gardens. In Cape Town’s climate, it produces tall flower stalks in late spring to summer (November–February), bearing clusters of orange-red, bell-shaped blooms that attract pollinators. With its dramatic colouring and easy-care nature, Devotion is a favourite among collectors and landscapers alike.
Devotion Succulent Echeveria ‘Devotion’

Why You’ll Love It

• Compact rosettes with leaves that deepen to burgundy-red in sun.
• Produces tall flower stalks with orange-red blooms in summer.
• Thrives in Cape Town’s dry, water-wise conditions.
• Perfect for pots, rockeries, and succulent displays.
• Non-toxic, safe for pets and people.

Plant & Care

Plant in sandy, well-draining soil and position in full sun to semi-shade. Water sparingly, allowing soil to dry between waterings, especially in winter. Remove spent flower stalks to keep plants neat. Protect from frost and excessive winter rain by ensuring good drainage. Minimal care is rewarded with vibrant foliage and seasonal blooms.

Did You Know?

Echeverias are native to Mexico and Central America, where they grow on rocky slopes. The ‘Devotion’ cultivar is especially prized for its rich red tones, which intensify in bright light, making it a living jewel in any succulent collection.

Toxicity Note: Echeveria ‘Devotion’ is non-toxic to humans and pets, making it a safe choice for family-friendly gardens.

A bold and eye-catching rosette succulent, Dark Red is prized for its fleshy leaves that shift from deep green to intense burgundy-red under bright sun. Compact yet dramatic, it adds striking colour contrast to containers, rockeries, and water-wise gardens. In Cape Town’s climate, it produces tall flower stalks in late spring to summer (November–February), bearing clusters of orange-yellow, bell-shaped blooms that attract pollinators. With its rich red tones and easy-care nature, Dark Red is a standout choice for succulent enthusiasts.
Dark Red Succulent Echeveria ‘Dark Red’

Why You’ll Love It

• Compact rosettes with leaves that turn deep red in sun.
• Produces tall flower stalks with orange-yellow blooms in summer.
• Thrives in Cape Town’s dry, water-wise conditions.
• Perfect for pots, rockeries, and succulent displays.
• Non-toxic, safe for pets and people.

Plant & Care

Plant in sandy, well-draining soil and position in full sun to semi-shade. Water sparingly, allowing soil to dry between waterings, especially in winter. Remove spent flower stalks to keep plants neat. Protect from frost and excessive winter rain by ensuring good drainage. Minimal care is rewarded with vibrant foliage and seasonal blooms.

Did You Know?

Echeverias are native to Mexico and Central America, where they grow on rocky slopes. The ‘Dark Red’ cultivar is especially prized for its dramatic colour shift, which intensifies in bright light, making it a favourite for collectors and landscapers who want bold contrast in their plantings.

Toxicity Note: Echeveria ‘Dark Red’ is non-toxic to humans and pets, making it a safe choice for family-friendly gardens.

A regal rosette-forming succulent, Blue Prince is admired for its fleshy, blue-green leaves that develop pink to red highlights along the edges in bright sun. Compact yet striking, it creates a sculptural effect in containers, rockeries, and water-wise gardens. In Cape Town’s climate, it produces tall flower stalks in late spring to summer (November–February), bearing clusters of orange-red, bell-shaped blooms that attract pollinators. With its bold colouring and easy-care nature, Blue Prince is a must-have for succulent lovers. Blue Prince Succulent Echeveria ‘Blue Prince’

Why You’ll Love It

• Compact rosettes with blue-green leaves edged in pink/red.
• Produces tall flower stalks with orange-red blooms in summer.
• Thrives in Cape Town’s dry, water-wise conditions.
• Perfect for pots, rockeries, and succulent displays.
• Non-toxic, safe for pets and people.

Plant & Care

Plant in sandy, well-draining soil and position in full sun to semi-shade. Water sparingly, allowing soil to dry between waterings, especially in winter. Remove spent flower stalks to keep plants neat. Protect from frost and excessive winter rain by ensuring good drainage. Minimal care is rewarded with vibrant foliage and seasonal blooms.

Did You Know?

Echeverias are native to Mexico and Central America, where they grow on rocky slopes. The ‘Blue Prince’ cultivar is especially prized for its colourful foliage, which intensifies in bright light, making it a favourite among collectors and landscapers alike.

Toxicity Note: Unlike many succulents, Echeveria ‘Blue Prince’ is non-toxic to humans and pets, making it a safe choice for family-friendly gardens.

Echeveria ‘Perle von Nurnberg’ is a true gem among succulents, admired worldwide for its elegant rosettes that shimmer with lavender-grey leaves dusted in a soft pink glow. In Cape Town gardens, it thrives in sunny, dry spots, adding sculptural beauty to rockeries, containers, and water-wise beds. Its neat, symmetrical form and subtle pastel tones make it a favourite for both modern and cottage-style plantings, while its resilience ensures lasting impact with minimal fuss.

Why You’ll Love It

• Unique pastel rosettes that glow with lavender and pink tones.
• Perfectly suited to Cape Town’s sunny, dry conditions.
• Produces coral-pink flowers in late summer that attract pollinators.
• Compact and tidy growth, ideal for pots, rockeries, and mixed succulent displays.
• Low-maintenance yet highly rewarding, combining toughness with elegance.

Planting & Care

Plant your Echeveria ‘Perle von Nurnberg’ in a sunny position where it can enjoy at least six hours of direct light each day. Use a gritty, well-draining soil mix to prevent excess moisture around the roots, as this succulent prefers dry conditions. Water sparingly, allowing the soil to dry completely between waterings, and reduce watering further during Cape Town’s cooler winter months. Remove any dead leaves from the base to keep the rosette clean and healthy, and enjoy the tall flower stalks that appear in late summer. With minimal care, this echeveria will remain a long-lasting highlight in your garden or patio display.

Did You Know?

Here’s a delightful surprise: the pastel tones of ‘Perle von Nurnberg’ intensify when the plant experiences cooler nights or less frequent watering, meaning its resilience brings out even more colour.

This rare Japanese cultivar of Echeveria nodulosa is admired for its elongated rosettes of deep green leaves marked with vibrant pink to red streaks. In full sun, the foliage intensifies to rich purplish-red tones, making it a standout feature in any succulent collection. In the Western Cape, Echeveria ‘Benitsukasa’ produces delicate clusters of reddish-pink flowers in late spring to summer (October to January), adding seasonal charm to its already striking foliage. Compact and low-growing, it is perfect for pots, rock gardens, and water-wise landscapes. A bold yet easy-care succulent that brings colour, texture, and personality to your garden or patio.

Note: The colors can be highly variable depending on the season and growing conditions. The strong purple hue in some of our images is a common presentation for this specific cultivar

Why You’ll Love It

• Striking foliage with pink to red markings.
• Colours intensify to purplish-red in full sun.
• Produces charming reddish-pink flowers (Oct–Jan).
• Compact rosette form, perfect for pots and rockeries.
• Low-maintenance and drought-tolerant.

Plant & Care

Plant in well-drained, sandy soil and position in bright sun to semi-shade. Use the “soak and dry” watering method: water deeply, then allow soil to dry completely before watering again. Protect from frost and avoid overwatering to prevent root rot. Remove spent flower stalks to encourage fresh growth.

Did You Know?

Echeveria ‘Benitsukasa’ is a Japanese hybrid of Echeveria nodulosa, also known as the Painted Echeveria. Its name translates to “scarlet grass,” a nod to the vivid red tones that appear when grown in strong sunlight.

A charming rosette-forming succulent with silvery-blue leaves, the Mexican Snowball is a timeless favourite for collectors and gardeners alike. In Cape Town, it produces delicate pink flower stalks with yellow tips during spring and summer (September to February), adding a cheerful splash of colour to its frosty foliage. Perfect for containers, rockeries, or mixed succulent arrangements, this water-wise plant thrives in full sun to semi-shade. Bring home the Mexican Snowball for year-round elegance and seasonal blooms. Mexican Snowball Echeveria elegans

Why You’ll Love It

• Beautiful frosty-blue rosettes that stay attractive year-round.
• Produces cheerful pink and yellow flowers in spring and summer.
• Compact size makes it perfect for pots and borders.
• Extremely drought tolerant and easy to grow.
• Adds colour and texture to succulent collections and rock gardens.

Plant & Care

Plant in sandy, well-draining soil and position in full sun for the richest colour, though it will also thrive in semi-shade. Water sparingly, allowing soil to dry between watering, and reduce watering in winter. Remove spent flower stalks to encourage neat growth. Protect from frost and avoid overwatering to prevent rot.

Did You Know?

Echeveria elegans is native to Mexico and is often called the “Mexican Snowball” because of its frosty-blue rosettes. It has won the Royal Horticultural Society’s Award of Garden Merit for its beauty and reliability.

Toxicity Note

Echeveria elegans is non-toxic to humans and pets, making it a safe and family-friendly choice for gardens and indoor displays.

Meet the Bella Echeveria, a little succulent with a big personality! Its neat rosettes of fleshy green leaves, kissed with red tips in Cape Town’s sunshine, bring instant charm to any space. From October through February, it bursts into dainty pink blooms that add a soft, romantic touch to your garden or patio. Whether you’re looking to brighten up a container, rockery, or coastal garden, this water-wise beauty thrives in full sun to semi-shade with minimal fuss. It’s not just a plant, it’s a statement piece that says effortless style meets easy care. Perfect for busy gardeners and design lovers alike, Bella Echeveria is proof that small things can bring big joy.

Why You’ll Love It

• Compact rosettes add sculptural beauty to any space.
• Produces charming pink flowers in summer.
• Perfect for pots, rockeries, and mixed succulent displays.
• Extremely low-maintenance and drought-tolerant.
• Adds a modern, stylish touch to coastal and urban gardens.

Plant & Care

Plant Echeveria bella in well-drained soil or a succulent mix. Place in a sunny to semi-shaded spot for best leaf color. Water sparingly, allow soil to dry between waterings, especially during Cape Town’s winter rains. Remove spent flower stalks to keep the plant tidy. Protect from frost and avoid overwatering to prevent root rot.

Did You Know?

Echeverias are polycarpic, meaning they can flower and set seed multiple times in their lifetime. Many varieties, including Echeveria bella, produce offsets, often called “hen and chicks” that naturally multiply your collection.

The organic feel and look of a clay pot makes it a firm favourite (With drainage holes)

*Slight colour and texture variations may occur.

*Drip tray sold seperately (19cm)

*Ideally use with plant sold in a 12cm pot, seen here with Echeveria 'Sanyatwe'