Ideas & Inspiration Succulents
Able to retain water in the most arid of conditions, succulents are as low-maintenance as they come! Rooting from bulbs, succulents have a unique outer surface in order to create their own micro-habitat. From cacti to aloe and beyond, Sunnyside Garden has you covered if you’re in the market for a succulent!
Aeonium ‘Sunburst’
With their large, brightly colored rosettes of green, yellow, and pink leaves, these succulents make a bold statement in a mixed container or on their…
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Portulacaria afra ‘Variegata’ (Rainbow Bush)
This shrubby succulent has striking reddish-brown stems and light green leaves with white variegation. It is also known as Elephant Bush. Light Most varieties of…
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Crassula muscusa (Watch Chain)
Tiny green leaves arranged tightly around a thin stem, creating the illusion of a square stem. Also known as rattail plant and lizard’s tail. Light…
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Faucaria tigrina (Tiger Jaws)
This low-growing, clump-forming succulent has lightly speckled green leaves that grow in opposite pairs with a row of spines along the leaf margins. The leaves…
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Echeveria runyonii
Blue-green foliage appears almost folded in half along the length of the leaves, forming a unique rosette. Light Most varieties of succulents need at least…
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Senecio rowleyanus (String of Pearls)
Also known as String of Beads, the leaves of this succulent resemble peas hanging on a long, trailing stem. String of Pearls works great in…
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Aloe rauhii (Snowflake Aloe)
Green leaves are heavily covered in white spots and feature tiny white spines along the leaf margins. In full sun, the leaves can become more…
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Ledebouria socialis (Silver Squill)
Though this member of the hyacinth family is not technically a succulent, they do share many characteristics. Sprouting from a small bulb, this plant produces green…
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Sedum pachyphyllum (Jelly Bean Plant)
Also known as Many Fingers Sedum, this succulent features thick, blue-green leaves resembling jelly beans with red tips. This sedum has a low-growing, shrubby form.…
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