

This stunning Echeveria produces branched stems up to two feet tall, each crowned with five-inch rosettes of absinthe-green leaves vividly marked with red margins and mid-leaf stripes. In summer, yellow flowers rise on two-foot erect bracts. Native to central Mexico's dry limestone hills, it prefers cool sun to light shade and well-drained soil.
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Full Sun, Partial Sun
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Low Water
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Height: 2 feet or less
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Spread: 2–4 feet
African Iris: Exotic White Flowers with Purple-Blue Markings
Ballerina Cranesbill: Pink-Veined Geranium for Borders
Biokovo Cranesbill: Dwarf White-Pink Groundcover Geranium
Kiwi Aeonium – Drought-Tolerant Succulent with Red-Edged Rosettes
Mondo Grass – Dark Green Grass-Like Evergreen Groundcover
Samantha Bellflower: Fragrant Violet-Blue Cups for Groundcover
Climbing Garden Sun Rose: Apricot-Orange Blossoms All Season, Excellent Disease Resistance
Abelia 'Kaleidoscope': Golden Variegated Foliage, Red Stems, Compact Evergreen
Azalea 'Brilliant': Watermelon Red Blooms, Reliable Evergreen for South
Azalea 'Klondyke': Golden-Yellow Blooms, Deciduous, Hardy
Boxwood 'Faulkner': Compact Evergreen with Bronze‑Tinged Winter Foliage
Cotoneaster 'Cranberry': Herringbone Branches with Large Red Berries for Winter
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