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STONECROP STOCK PHOTOS

The Crassulacea family has representatives in all parts of the world from the hot and dry desert regions to the cold and moist alpine locations. Most are blessed with a hardy nature that can bring a smile to those poor souls cursed with the black thumb. This family seems to enjoy the widest appeal among plant collectors.

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Aeonium atropurpurea 1gal
Developes bronze to redish hues in the summertime. Also a very vigorous grower.
Aeonium "Plum Purdy" 1gal
An outstanding new clone developed which has proven quit hardy in the garden. Has deep reds a slight fuzziness on the leaves.

Aeonium "Zwartkop" 1gal
Prized for its unique foilage, the leaf heads turn a deep black in bright light. They may turn a little green during a cloudy winter as you can see here.
Aeonium "Zwartkop" 5gal
We have a nice stock of oversized 5 gallon plants

Crassula arborescens 1gal
Thick, coin-shaped leaves make this a very interesting jade plant. Great for container culture as it can be kept trimmed, displaying its papery, peeling trunk. For more mature specimen, see Crassula arborescens 5gal.
Zones 16, 17, 22-24 (Sunset Western)
Zones 9-10 (USDA)

Crassula "Campfire" 1gal
Developes deep redish hues in the summertime. Also a very vigorous grower.

Crassula "Hobbit" 1gal
Each leaf is tipped with a "suction cup" -- reminiscent of a J.R.R. Tolkein character. The trunk becomes very thick with age and develops interesting patterns. Great for container culture and Bonzai cultivation. Fast growing. Our nicely shaped 1gal specimens are perfect for shipping. Handsome sculpted trunks already developing! For a mature specimen, see Crassula Hobbit fielded.
Zones 16, 17, 22-24 (Sunset Western)
Zones 9-10 (USDA)
Crassula "Hobbit" 5gal
Same as above but in larger size. These plants are big and deluxe.

Dudleya hassii 1gal
Unlike many Dudleyas, this great California native is tolerant of a wide variety of conditions, including salt spray. It will cover sloping ground as well as filling in cracks and spaces in rocks. We stock  one gallon only.  Cuttings by request. Zones 16, 17, 21-24 (Sunset Western Gardening)

Echeveria derenbergii 1gal
Popular among collectors due to its small manageable size and nice blue pigmentation, the derenbergii also  grows well in the landscape when planted in or around rock.The heads are  approximately  3" in diameter.
Zones 17, 20-24 (Sunset Western)

Echeveria elegans 1 gal
Forms rosettes about 4" across that eventually clump. They have a turqoise color with some white bloom. 
Zones 8,9,12-24  (Sunset Western)

Echeveria harmsii 1gal
An intersting branching echeveria with fuzzy red leaves. Orange flowers.
Echeveria "Topsy Turvy" 1gal
Very interesting leaf shapes have dveloped on this clone.

Echeveria "Violet Queen" 1gal
Original obtained from The Huntington. Develops nice white heads.
Kalanchoe beharensis aka Boars Tail 5gal
Has fuzzy leaves and forms a beautifull knobbyn trunk with age.
Kalanchoe fedshenkoi 1gal
 Has great looking scalloped leaf edges and is very hardy.
Kalanchoe thrysifolia 1gal
This clone has some very red leaves. Most clones are green with powdery leaves. This is an old clone from the collections of the late Joseph Cahill. Hard to keep in stock.
Portulacaria afra 1gal
AKA "Elephants Food". A very common type of jade plant that is hardy. Makes a good succulent topiary subject. Develops red branches with green leaves. The fact that it has been discovered to be a close relative of the Alluadia procera from Madagascar has fueled interesting new debates in Botany.
Sedum nussbaumeranum 1gal
This sedum has an orange color! makes an excellent ground cover for the rock gerden.
Sedum clavatum 1gal
Back after a long rest for propagation. Supplies are limited.
Sedum dasyphyllum 1gal
Very dainty and delicate looking yet very hardy and resilient. Makes a great top dressing for exterior containers.

Sedum quevae 1gal
An interestesting miniature tree sedum from Mexico. Grows about one foot high with thin and brittle branches.
Sedum rubrotinctum 1gal
Also known as "Pork and Beans". This Sedum is very hardy and can tolerate a veriety of conditions.

Sedum rubrotinctum "Aurora" 1gal
Also called Christmas Cheer or Aurora. Plant gets very brilliant in bright light.
Sedum species "Brick"1gal
Similar to rubrotinctum but leaves are more deltoid shaped. Very hardy also.