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aka Mexican Stone Crop

This has to be one of the easiest & quickest plants to grow. Golden lime coloured fat little succulent leaves that quickly form a spreading mound. Yellow flowers in summer. Will grow in sun or part shade & once established will tolerate drought. Also looks quite funky in a container. Evergreen.

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An ornamental succulent with small green rosettes that is compact and has a trailing habit as it grows bigger. It will provide colour all year round and is suitable for gardens, rockeries, ground cover, pots and containers.

Slow release fertiliser in Spring

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Easy to grow plant, will start producing fleshy green-blue foliage. Eventually these densely clustered buds will reveal cluster soft, tiny, red-pink flowers in mid to late summer. These eventually change to a rich redder rose colour then coppery rust as they die. Full sun, partial shade

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aka Golden Japanese Stonecrop

Golden Japanese Stonecrop. This sedum has rounded lime green and golden coloured leaves and a dense spreading habit. Does not like direct sunlight so will grow best in shade to part shade. Great as a groundcover.

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An ornamental succulent with small reddish/purple rosettes that is compact and has a trailing habit as it grows bigger. Has yellow flowers in Summer to Autumn. It will provide colour all year round and is suitable for gardens, rockeries, ground cover, pots and containers.

Slow release fertiliser in Spring

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n ornamental succulent with small green rosettes that is compact and has a trailing habit as it grows bigger. It will provide colour all year round and is suitable for gardens, rockeries, ground cover, pots and containers.

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An ornamental succulent with small grey rosettes that is compact and has a trailing habit as it grows bigger. Has yellow flowers in Summer to Autumn. It will provide colour all year round and is suitable for gardens, rockeries, ground cover, pots and containers.

Fertilise with a slow release in Spring.

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aka Blue Chalksticks

A spreading succulent originating in South Africa with finger-like fleshy leaves. Small white flowers during Summer. This low growing succulent is ideal as a border plant or ground cover or dotted amount smaller succulents to add a bit of height and colour.

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aka String of Pearls

A trendy succulent houseplant. With its plump strings of pearls they can cascade down over the sides of any pot or can be hung in a basket and left to trail down or along a shelf or windowsill.

Healthy pearls are when you gently touch a pearl and they are firm to touch.

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aka String of Watermelons

A trendy succulent houseplant. With its plump leaves that look like watermelons or stripey balls they can trail down over the sides of any pot or can be hung in a basket. These can be grown outside in a sheltered sunny spot well away from frost or too much water.