Succulents

A low growing or trailing succulent from South Africa. Smothers itself in the spring with pinkish mauve daisy-like flowers in summer. Makes a very attractive plant for a hanging basket indoors

A quick growing succulent with trailing stems adorned with fleshy leaves shaped like little beans which take on a red or purple hue in sun and when underwatered. For a mild garden, or a sunny spot indoors.

A trailing plant for a shady position indoors, with attractively marked leaves and short spikes of white and blue flowers. Great in a hanging basket.

A semi-succulent trailing plant for a shady position indoors, with attractive glossy leaves and short spikes of white and blue flowers. Great in a hanging basket.

A shrubby, much-branched succulent with small leaves. In its native South Africa it makes a large shrub.

Name uncertain, I've had this for years without knowing the correct name. It makes a tangled mass of fleshy stems which will eventually trail, with small flowers and possibly white fleshy berries.

A species with stiff, initially upright then arching and trailing 3-angled stems, the stalkless flowers are a pinky white and large for this genus, about 2 cm. across.

An upright then trailing tree-dwelling cactus from Brazil, with fleshy stems, red tinged at the tips. Small cream flowers appear on mature plants.

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

Similar to R. grandiflora with stiff, initially upright then arching and trailing 3-4 angled stems, the stalkless flowers are a pinky white about 1.75 cm across.

Epiphytic cactus with slender jointed prickly stems and white flowers in spring.

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

Name not certain, Name not certain, a dwarf cultivar related to the Mother in Law’s Tongue, ideal a windowsill. Needs good light & well-drained compost.

A popular trailing succulent house plant, similar to S. morganianum, with long stems covered with short rounded succulent leaves.