From the top left, according to their accompanying tags: Monadenium aff. schubei; Aloe harlanii; Crassula 'Buddha's Temple;' and front and center, Dyckia 'Burgundy Ice.'
A closer look at Monadenium aff. schubei. I love the color. This is my first plant of this genus, and I'm looking forward to learning how to grow it.
This plant was labeled Aloe harlanii. I am more familiar with the name Aloe harlana, and even more familiar with the idea that plants sold as such are usually Aloe hemmingii. It's a pretty plant though.
Crassula hybrid. This 'Buddha's Temple' is quite different from the 'Buddha's Temple' I purchased at the show last year (from the same seller), as can be seen in the shot below:
Two Crassula, old on the left, new to the right
Dyckia 'Burgundy Ice,' a very nice succulent Bromeliad.
Crassula hybrid. This 'Buddha's Temple' is quite different from the 'Buddha's Temple' I purchased at the show last year (from the same seller), as can be seen in the shot below:
Two Crassula, old on the left, new to the right
Dyckia 'Burgundy Ice,' a very nice succulent Bromeliad.
The plants are all from Ted's Greenhouse in Tinley Park, IL, which always has a nice, and busy, booth at the Garden Show.
4 comments:
These are all really unique and that's unique in a great way! The first one that's purple is something else, great finds!
Love them all! Love that first one! Very space-y!!!
Wonderful succulents! You have some really great ones. I don't have any of the first one either. It is very interesting!
The Monadenium is one of the strangest plants I have seen to date. Really cool acquisitions!
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