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Antandro’s Ragwort Other Known Names: Ridge Senecio Botanical Name: Senecio antandroi Common Name: Antandro’s Ragwort Plant Description Antandro’s Ragwort is a hardy succulent shrub with thick, fleshy, upright stems…
This popular ornamental groundcover originates from South Africa. A powdery blue low-growing dwarf succulent featuring cylindrical blue-green and often dramatically red-tipped leaves, it is semi-trailing and rapidly grows to form…
The Baby Chalk Stick is romantically also known as “String of Tears”, this cluster-forming succulent has both trailing and erect stems and is therefore appreciated for its scrambling tendency. However…
A beautiful hanging plant that resembles its smaller cousin Chain of Peas or Chain of Pearls, just much bigger. This unusual plant will hang multiple chain of round green beads….
An impressive evergreen succulent native to South Africa, this is the largest of the grey leaf Senecios and is able to grown to a height and width of about half…
Native to South Africa, this gorgeous low growing spreading succulent is one of the bluest groundcovers you’ll find. With its distinctive blue hue and unusual texture, it’s a great way…
Common names: Snake Plant, Pickle Plant, Stapelia Stemmed Senecio, Stapelioid Kleinia, Trailing Jade, Spider Plant, Inch Worm, Candle Stick, Candle Plant. Native to South Africa. This is a very cool,…
Highly suitable as a houseplant, South African native Chain of Peas or String of Pearls is a very common hanging plant whose appearance is usually a conversation starter for its…
Chain of Tears A low-growing, creeping dwarf succulent originating in southwest Africa, Chain of Tears is a quirky plant with strange, trailing stems of oval, bead-like leaves, the shape of…
A low-growing, creeping dwarf succulent originating in southwest Africa, Chain of ?Watermelons, or Chain of Footballs is a quirky plant with strange, trailing stems of oval, bead-like leaves, the shape…
A rare fuzzy succulent native to South Africa, this is a low-growing, drought-tolerant succulent also known as Woolly Senecio. Stunning dwarf shrub with upright, cylindrical, succulent leaves that seem pure…
This curious little character is not from the true cactus family, but from the senecio family. It will typically form clumps of sausage-like tubular silvery-green stems with a bushy foliage when in season.
The Pickle Plant, also known as Kleinia stapeliiformis, Senecio stapeliiformis ssp ‘Kilimanjaro’ or Groundsel, is a stunning succulent that is native to South Africa. This plant features long pencil-like stems…
Common Names: Lemon Bean Bush, Barberton Senecio, Succulent Bush Senecio, Barberton Groundsel Description: The Lemon Bean Bush has fleshy green leaves growing densely on thick stems. The leaves are long…
Native to South Africa, this spreading succulent is a popular ornamental due to its appealing cylindrical grey-green foliage. A finely textured, medium height groundcover which quickly forms a dense mat,…
A popular succulent suitable for low maintenance landscaping or for pots, Nola’s Pride or Narrow Chalk Sticks is increasingly being used in landscape and garden designs, though it’s not recommended…
