weirdest succulents Unusual Succulents for Sale

weirdest succulents Unusual Succulents for SaleA great opportunity to start an unusual succulent collection! These three plants require the same conditions, so they can be planted together or individually and arranged in groups. Included in this collection are: Sedum nussbaumerianum: A fascinating Sedum with striking bronze coppery tones on their golden yellow succulent leaves. Branching, trailing growth habit. Height and spread: 10cm x 20cm (Half hardy perennial) Senecio serpens: A dwarf finger

A great opportunity to start an unusual succulent collection! These three plants require the same conditions, so they can be planted together or individually and arranged in groups. Included in this collection are:

Sedum nussbaumerianum: 
A fascinating Sedum with striking bronze-coppery tones on their golden-yellow succulent leaves. Branching, trailing growth habit.
Height and spread: 10cm x 20cm (Half-hardy perennial)

Senecio serpens:
A dwarf ‘finger’ foliage succulent with vivid blue-green foliage. Spreading, carpet growth habit.
Height and spread: 12cm x 8cm (Tender perennial)

Pachyphytum bracteosum:
The leaves of this fascinating succulent resemble a cluster of shiny white pebbles! Compact, spreading growth habit.
Height and spread: 12cm x 10cm (Tender perennial)

Plant with other succulents and alpines in gravel beds or containers. Water moderately during the growing season and keep almost dry during colder months. Provide a frost-free environment over winter or grow as houseplants on a sunny windowsill.

NB: Succulents change colour and shape through the year depending on the growing environment and may look different from these photos!

We reserve the right to substitute plants with a similar variety depending on availability.