Ok, have submitted new pictures this morning, they are waiting for approval.

I just went and looked at them Alan. Way to go.
Awesome photos.

hi, here are some pics of succulents growing outside under my eaves





here is a link to pictures of the same brick planter last year, they grow fast
http://cubits.org/cactussuccul...










and some under an old glass door since last summer

Beautiful, I bet that is a great climate to grow succulents!! Your succulents look very healthy a2b1c3.

Great mix of hardy and tender succulents you have there a2b1c3. They look very healthy.

thanks very much, the climate is great if you can keep them dry - mark

Mark, nice to know your name, now we don't have to call you a2b1c3!

I was having trouble pronouncing it.

LOL! Me too Lynn, my tongue kept getting tied!!

Mark, you can go to your Profile page and add your name in the same place you show your city and state.

I have this succulent which I got 4 years ago and was labeled as Senecio - Snake Plant. Not sure if that was right at all. I just kept the tag just in case. If I search on the net for snake plant it almost always yield photos of the Sanseveira which is obviously not this one. So for sure a type of Senecio, but which one..

Took a photo this morning, just trying to see how it fared this winter..some odd leaves dried out, but otherwise already sending out new growth. Anyone knows her correct name?




Close-up of new growth:

If it's the one I think it is, the common name is "blue chalksticks", Senecio serpens. Does this look like your plant?

http://garden.org/plants/searc...

Thanks Janet, I think I finally found out what it is ..it resembles more the Senecio kleiniiformis. Looking at the link you sent, it almost looked like it but the leaves of this plant I have forms a three sided tip as it matures. One more succulent out of the noid list

I had this succulent which bloomed little flowers that looked like micro sunflowers..unfortunately I think it is gone now, unless it is just waiting for warmer weather to come back..was this a sedum?

This photo taken on Apr 2010:


This photo taken on June 2010:

Yes I think it is/was a Sedum.

Tarev, is there two different kinds of plants in the photos? It definitely is a sedum.

Thanks Hetty and Lynn! So the one with rosette shaped leaves and yellow flower was a sedum hmmm..
Yup there is a 2nd succulent, clearly shown on the 2nd photo, that one is more prolific, had to trim it down a lot, fills up my containers quite fast. It is called Crassula mesembryanthemoides.

I miss the little sedum

If I come across that particular sedum I'll let you know.
Meanwhile you can enter it here where it will be seen by more people. Hopefully someone will come up with it's ID. Sedums (Sedum)