Suzanne asked if Crassula ovata (jade) and Sedum morganianum (donkey tail) grow in the Willamette Valley.
Yes, with protection. Both are tender; grow in pots moved indoors for winter, or in very sheltered microclimates. Check GardenWeb Cactus Forum for local growers' tips.
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