Tender Indoor Succulents

Sedum rubrotinctum Mini Me

$3.99

Sedum rubrotinctum Mini Me is a dwarf relative of the Jelly Bean plant. New growth emerges bright green before flushing copper/red. Yellow blooms appear in spring. Crassulaceae family. Blooms and leaves brush off easily. Some may come off during shipping...

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Fenestraria aurantiaca Baby Toes

$4.99

Baby Toes is a charming and easy to grow succulent with windows at the tip of each tube shaped leaf. Baby Toes Succulent grows in little clusters of finger-like leaves. In their native habitat of southern Africa they grow with only the window of the leaf...

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Echeveria Globulosa

$4.99

Echeveria globulosa is a cute little, compact variety. It has chunky leaves that emerge bright green and mature to blue-green. These adorable rosettes blush pink in high light or drought conditions. In summer it produces red and yellow flower on short...

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Crassula brevifolia

$4.99

Crassula brevifolia is an upright, branching succulent. When grown in full sun the edges of the thick, triangular leaves turn reddish-orange. In late summer clusters of pale flowers bloom. Not cold hardy. Foliage Color: Light Green Mature Size: 12-20"...

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Faucaria tigrina Tiger Jaws

$4.99

Tiger Jaws succulent resembles the open jaws of a fanged animal. Thick triangular leaves have of soft, curved "teeth" that direct water to the roots of the plant. Tiger Jaws grows in a compact clump. This distinctive plant is very low maintenance and is...

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Delosperma echinatum Pickle Plant

$3.99

The little round leaves on Delosperma echinatum look just like little green pickles with their spiky white hair. Similar to other Delosperma, Pickle Plant spreads in a low mat along the ground that can spread up to 18". It produces small yellow flowers...

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Echeveria Minima

$4.99

Minima Echeveria is a miniature variety. As it produces offsets it grows into a tight, dense clump. Cool, blue-green leaves are tipped with pink on this little guy. Produces pink-orange flower in summer. Crassulaceae family. Not cold hardy. Foliage...

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Echeveria Blue Bird

$4.99

Blue Bird Echeveria really pops with it's light, powdery blue coloring. One of the nicest blue varieties, pink also tint the leaf margins in cooler weather. The thick powdery coating allows this variety to tolerate full sun better than some echeveria...

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Kalanchoe Fantastic

$8.99

Kalanchoe luciae Fantastic is just that! The wide, clam-shaped leaves are a riot of color. Red and cream tones pour across this blue-green succulent, making it a real show stopper. Discovered in 2009, this new, fantastic Kalanchoe has won several...

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Echeveria Subrigida Wavy

$5.99

Echeveria subrigida Wavy is an especially dramatic succulent variety. Extra large with bright coloring to match make it stand out in any planter. The bright green leaves have a hint of blue in them and an almost glowing scarlet edge; they twist and wave...

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Crassula corymbulosa Shark's Tooth

$4.99

Shark's Tooth succulent is a mesmerizing variety with symmetrically staked leaves. The pointed leaves become blood red in the sun. New growth forms fairly quickly on this spreading succulent. Also known at Red Pagoda for the tall pyramid shapes that it...

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Echeveria Canadian

$4.99

Canadian Echeveria is a powdery blue variety. This echeveria is extremely easy to grow and can tolerate full sun better than some varieties. The dusty blue leaves on Canadian develop a lavender tint in bright sun. Produces pink flower in summer. A great...

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Echeveria Shaviana

$4.99

Echeveria Shaviana glows blue-gray with pink slightly crinkled leaf edges. These the lavender and pink tones become more pronounced when grown in bright light. More mature plants tend to have more pronounced ruffles in the leaves. Echeveria look their...

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Aeonium Blushing Beauty (Shipping Fragile)

$5.99

Shipping Note: Aeonium are fragile succulents that are easily damaged by the process of shipping. Their leaves will often bruise or curl while in transit. With proper care in their new home they will grow and shed the old, damaged leaves. Sadly, this is...

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Echeveria Cubic Frost

$5.99

Echeveria Cubic Frost has very distinctive fleshy, upturned leaves that are a powdery lilac color. This extraordinary echeveria blooms in summer summer with vivid pink-orange hued flowers. Grows best outdoors with afternoon shade. Not cold hardy. Foliage...

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Echeveria Lime n' Chile

$4.99

Echeveria Lime n Chile will spice up any succulent planter. This echeveria grows in small, tight rosettes of frosty green leaves. In summer it is topped with numerous bloom stalks with coral & tangerine flowers. Lime n Chili Echeveria looks...

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Echeveria Princess Blue

$5.99

Echeveria Princess Blue is a charming variety with dark blue-green leaves. Grow in bright light for best coloring. Not cold hardy. Foliage Color: Blue-green Mature Size: 6-8" Diameter Shipping Size: You'll receive approx. a 3-4" pot sized plant. All...

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Echeveria Neon Breakers

$5.99

Echeveria Neon Breakers makes a bold statement with its intense colors and frilly leaves. With full to partial sun the blue-green leaf coloring takes on a pronounced gradient of deep purple, magenta and pink colors. Blooms beginning in late summer with...

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Euphorbia Tanzanian Zipper Plant

$5.99

Euphorbia anoplia Tanzanian Zipper Plant is a unique, leafless succulent that resembles a spineless cactus. The stems of Zipper Plant grow in dense clumps. Each rib is marked with a "zipper" of light and dark green striation. This succulent likes heat...

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Veined Haworthia

$4.99

Haworthia venosa tessellata has thick, triangular leaves with a unique square pattern. The white pattern stands out distinctly on the dark green/brown leaves. Haworthia are native to Southern Africa. Haworthia produce small, white flowers. Clump-forming...

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Pachyphytum Bracteosum

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Pachyphytum Bracteosum have very plump, bluish-green leaves. Pachyphytum succulent plants are a small genus native to Mexico. They are closely related to sedums and echeveria. Pachyphytum is a latin word that means "massive plant." These succulents can...

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Kalanchoe katapifa Tarantula

$4.99

Grow this Kalanchoe for its flower and its foliage! Don't let the creepy-crawly name scare you from this great succulent. Deeply cut and irregular leaves give the foliage a wild, twisting look. Gorgeous, double, bright red blossoms in spring and fall...

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Echeveria Pollux

$4.99

This beautiful succulent is nearly a white rosette. Echeveria pollux has wide silver leaves and the large rosette grows to 8" in diameter. The leaves of this echeveria have a thick waxy coating called farina that gives it a powdery looks. When grown in...

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Tender Succulent Plants

Young's offers several amazing varieties of tender succulent plants. Most of the succulent plants available from Young's Garden are members of the Crassulaceae family. This plant family has more than 1,100 species. Tender succulent plants are not cold hardy. They can be grown as perrennials in mild climates or annuals. They can also be enjoyed in areas with cold winters as houseplants or if they are completely protected from frost.

 

Aeonium - Crassulaceae plant family
There are many species of aeoniums. Most ae from the warm Canary Islands, Cape Verde Isles and Morocco. They are wonderful garden plants and are available in a wide range of forms from branching plants to groundcovers. Many aeonium plants also look great in containser. They tolerate dry conditions, but some species drop their leaves in the intense heat of the summer. Although very similar to sempervivum, aeonium will not survive heavy frost.

Cotyledon - Crassulaceae plant family
These are often bushy plants and slightly hardier than most crassula family. Most are originally from South Africa, Namibia, Abyssinia and the Middle East. The leaves come in a wide range of shapes and textures. Cotyledon succulent plants have bell-shaped flowers that grow on a thin stem above the plant. The flower stem grows from the center of the plant. Cotyledons are very showy in both the garden and containers. Full sun is prefered, but they can also grow in part shade. Established plants can be trimmed down to the desired size and shape.

Crassula - Crassulaceae plant family
Crassulas are a large genus with nearly 200 species. Thes plants range from annuals to perennials, shrubs to semi-aquatic plants. Most of these plants are native to South Africa, tropical Africa, Madagascar, the Middle East and Europe. Each plant offers a different feature to make it popular for planters.

Echeveria - Crassulaceae plant family
Echeveria are some of the most colorful and spectacular succulent plants. They grow very large with thick succulent leaves in a rosette form. Echeveria succulent plants are originally from Mexico and Central America. Bell shaped flowers on long stems can be yellow, orange, red or pink. Some varieties are more tolerant of wet and cold than others. All echeveria can withstand fairly cold temperatures if the soil they are planted in is dry and there isn't any water on the leaves. Frequent rain and cold on their leaves will cause rot and disease. As the plants grow, remove the dead leaves at the plant's base. Echeveria can look amazing in containers, and mass plantings.

Graptopetalum - Crassulaceae plant family
These plants are native to Mexico. They resemble echeveria with rosettes of thick leaves. Graptopetalum are best grown in full sun, but in warm, dry conditions they will tolerate partial shade. They are amazing planted in containers and as rockery plants.

Graptosedum - Crassulaceae plant family
These are a crosses between Graptopetalum and Sedum plants. They grow with some characteristics of both plants. The thick leaves fall off these plants easily to propagate new plants. They should be handled with care when transplanting.

Kalanchoe - Crassulaceae plant family
Most kalanchoe plants are originally from Africa and Madagascar, with some from India, China, Malaya, and other tropical areas. Kalanchoe are available in a wide variety of shapes, colors and textures. Kalanchoe don't like frost. The distinctive foliage of the plants often makes them easy to recognize.

Pachyphytum - Crassulaceae plant family
This is another succulent native to Mexico. It is related to echeveria and requires the same treatment. The fat leaves are eye catching and pretty in containers.

Senecio - Asteraceae plant family
This is a group of over 100 species that originate all over the world: Mexico, Canary Islands, Middle East and South Africa. Most senecio plants grow to be large bushes.