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Dwarf Tiger Jaws (Faucaria gratiae) |
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Ox Tongue (Gasteria obliqua) |
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This may also be a newer succulent introduction: Gasteria brevifolia Protect from frost. Notes from research: Gasteria brevifolia: Thick leaves are are tongue-like. They grow distichously (aligned like a fan). As they grow, they will spiral to a loose rosette form. Flowers are sent up on long stalks and are coral and tubular. Gasteria are good with low light and minimal water and do well indoors, still maintaining form and color. They grow deep roots, so use a deep pot. The will easily rot, so avoid standing water. Use a gritty, well-draining soil. Water only when soil is fully dry. |
September 25, 2021: Obtained plant (Bought a tray of different succulents, this one was the only one labeled. Franks in Maryland. New to me, Fall of 2021.) September 28, 2022: Maintenance performed (Move for the winter into the new greenhouse. Did well during the summer with partial sun. Too much sun affects color (turns grey). Moving into partial light greens up the plant.) February 2, 2023: Bloomed (Multiple plants overwintering indoors under lights. Several bloom stalks coming up. ) |
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Haworthia turgida var. longibracteata |
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NOTES from vendor: This genus tolerates high heat by slowing down and eventually going dormant in the peak of summer. This means that, unlike other succulents, it is important not to over-water or fertilize during summer dormancy and water a bit more frequently in the winter growing season. Haworthia are slow growers and tend to stay small in pots, but they will produce new offsets in clumps around their bases. These offsets can be left to develop into a dense clump or pulled off and transplanted. | September 29, 2022: Obtained plant (Ordered from Mountain Crest Gardens. Plant arrived well packaged and in excellent condition. Potted up, watered and placed in greenhouse. Will let it dry out per instructions for genus. Active growing season is Fall, Winter, Spring. It goes dormant in Summer. ) October 11, 2022: Winterized (Soaked in mild soap solution and used BT (Mosquito Bits) to prepare plant for overwintering. Moved indoors from greenhouse. ) |
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Sedum (Hylotelephium SunSparkler® Firecracker) |
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May 18, 2019: Obtained plant (Obtained at local nursery. Planted in front garden.) April 9, 2021: Transplanted (Transplanted to new spot in the front garden with better soil and sun, less competition.) |
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Flapjacks (Kalanchoe luciae) |
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January 2023: Small plant is doing well indoors but growing slowly. Will see how it does in 2023 summer. | September 29, 2022: Obtained plant (Ordered from Mountain Crest Gardens. Plant arrived well packaged, just in need of a little water. Several days later, it was fully hydrated and looking good.) October 11, 2022: Potted up (Soaked and used BT (Mosquito Bits) to prepare plant for overwintering. Moved indoors from greenhouse.) |
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Silver Squill (Ledebouria socialis) |
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May 12, 2024: Obtained plant (Purchased today from Sell Farm & Nursery, a local vendor. ) | |
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Lewisia (Lewisia cotyledon) |
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March 30, 2021: Obtained plant (Purchased from local nursery, Turners) May 27, 2021: Transplanted (Planted in front yard succulent garden area.) August 10, 2021: Plant Ended (Removed, Died, Discarded, etc) |
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Stonecrop (Petrosedum Lemon Coral™) |
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May 27, 2019: Obtained plant (Lovely in containers, robust. Multiples readily in the spring...) | |
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Sedum (Petrosedum rupestre subsp. rupestre 'Angelina') |
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Yellow Stonecrop (Phedimus ellacombianus Rock 'N Low™ Boogie Woogie) |
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July 29, 2023: Obtained plant (Two plants at Lowe's ) July 31, 2023: Transplanted (Planted two plants in West front yard herb garden where spring Douglas Meadowfoam was (spring ephemeral, didn't last). ) |
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Plectranthus Cerveza 'n Lime® |
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Succulent, fuzzy leaves, fragrant. Propagate from cuttings. Roots easily From notes here: Once established, it is fairly drought-tolerant. |
May 27, 2020: Obtained plant (Approximate date, purchased as a Proven Winner plant. Grew vigorously. Did well as a container plant. NOTES: Use as a filler when using in containers Fragrant silvery green foliage! Requires full to part sun for best show and to keep it from getting leggy. Do not apply foliar fertilizer in full sun or you may experience leaf burn.) October 5, 2021: Cuttings stuck (Date approx.) November 9, 2021: Cuttings took (Grew vigorously as cuttings in basement window) April 13, 2022: Potted up (New cuttings for year 2022 were vigorous. The plant genus cultivars are known for being fast growing, spreading.) February 1, 2023: Cuttings stuck (Second year of cuttings from plant brought in and overwintered in basement.) |
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Sedum (Sedum dasyphyllum) |
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September 29, 2022: Obtained plant (Ordered from Mountain Crest Gardens. Plant arrived well packaged. Potted up, watered and placed in greenhouse. ) October 11, 2022: Winterized (Soaked in mild soap solution and used BT (Mosquito Bits) to prepare plant for overwintering. Moved indoors from greenhouse. ) |
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Japanese Woodland Stonecrop (Sedum makinoi 'Ogon') |
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Can handle freezing temps. | April 28, 2024: Obtained plant (From Frank's in Maryland. ) |
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Burro's Tail (Sedum morganianum) |
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Stringy Stonecrop (Sedum sarmentosum) |
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Have had this sedum for years! It was a start from a tiny sprig, and now it grows abundantly everywhere in the garden without being too aggressive. It's definitely vigorous and handles winter well. | |
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Sempervivum |
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I have the cultivars Cherry Berry (new to me in 2020, not yet in the database) and regular Hens and Chicks. I covered them with chickenwire, sprinkled them with cinnamon and red pepper and they overwintered well. Cherry Berry is shown in the front of the combo planting. | August 1, 2023: Bloomed (Flower stalks on this Sempervivum are fascinating. ) |
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Hen and Chicks (Sempervivum 'Pilioseum') |
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June 6, 2022: Obtained plant (Obtained from local vendor, likely Sell Farm) | |
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Graptosedum (XGraptosedum) |
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This is some type of Graptosedum -- probably Graptosedum 'Darley Sunshine' also sold as 'Francesco Baldi'. I've had pictures of this plant as a single back in October 2021. By Fall of 2022, I have multiple rosettes of this Graptosedum. This one was susceptible to a fungus in overwintering. I've added a fan and may treat based on comments in the Succulents and Sedums forum. I took pictures of the fungus. |
