Name: Graptopetalum paraguayensis
Origin: Oaxaca, México
Details: Is a small succulent plant forming rosettes of gray leaves with a pinkish cast to them. Plants will reach about 1 foot in containers. Individual rosettes may reach 6 inches across. Leaves are very brittle and will fall off when the plant is handled.
Name: Echeveria pulvinata
Origin: Oaxaca, México
Details: Leaves are covered in fine white hairs that give the plant a silvery appearance when the sun hits the plant. They reach about 8 inches (20 cm) in nature and in containers.
Name: Echeveria nodulosa
Origin: México
Details: It is a slow growing succulent forming rosettes that grow on branching stems 8 to 12 inches tall. Light pink flowers appear in spring.
Name: Tacitus bellus
Origin: México
Details: Chihuahua Flower is a glabrous, succulent, perennial herb of West Mexico, is propagated by the division of offshoots, rooted in moist sand.
Name: Kalanchoe thyrsiflora
Origin: Madagascar
Details: Fragrant, yellow tubular to urn-shaped flowers. Frost tender, miniumum temperatures of 45-59F are required. Prefers full sun to partial shade, well drained soil. Should be kept moist during the summer but watered only sparingly in winter.