Succulents

A delightfully fleshy, soft, hairy, branching succulent that just begs to be stroked! The thick felt-like leaves grow on stems to about 90cm. A fine specimen for a sunny room or conservatory

A shrubby upright succulent from Madagascar, its main attraction are its spoon-shaped leaves which are covered with white felt.

A neat little cactus for a sunny windowsill, The little tufts consist of glochids, rather than spines.

An easy to grow succulent, different from most Peperomias this one has thick stems and whorls of bean-shaped, succulent green leaves. From tropical forests in Peru, so will like some shade.

Dainty epiphytic cactus which trails in a hair-like fashion so good for hanging baskets.

A cultivar with pale grey-green leaves, succulent and stiffly upright, growing to 2 feet.

A low growing succulent from South Africa with glaucous spear shaped leaves and yellow daisy flowers on long stems in summer.

The upright stems bear oval leaves, in this cultivar they are streaked and mottled with red and green markings. IRRITANT SAP.