ah, to love in a climate warm enough to have cacti outside...
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awesome
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pot house numbers
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cool table
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wall
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nice arrangement on steps
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love this so much
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pretty
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beautiful
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wall garden succulents
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variety
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love the orange
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Echeveria
(Echeveria spp)
I wouldn’t consider painting my house purple, but I can definitely get behind a purple plant. Echeveria (the popular ‘Afterglow’ cultivar is shown here) offers some of the best landscape color for a garden rich in greens, blues and grays.
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Aeonium
(Aeonium spp)
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Parry Agave
(Agave parryi)
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Blue Chalk Sticks
(Senecio mandraliscae)
Succulents make wonderful accents and container plants, but when you need to cover more ground quickly, look no further than blue chalk sticks.
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Santa Rita Prickly Pear
(Opuntia santa-rita or Opuntia violacea santa-rita)
Santa Rita prickly pear offers Southwestern gardeners some of the prettiest landscape color around — from its gray-blue pads that turn purple in winter, to the yellow flowers that appear in spring.
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Paddle Plant
(Kalanchoe luciae)
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Fan Aloe
(Aloe plicatilis)
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Milk Bush
(Euphorbia tirucalli) Shown here is the popular cultivar ‘Sticks on Fire’, whose foliage turns yellow in summer and bright red in winter.
Spurge
(Euphorbia spp) Though not all spurges are strictly succulents, they grow in similar conditions. From the low-growing Euphorbia myrsinites to the upright, rainbow-hued ‘Blackbird’, colorful year-round foliage and springtime blooms enhance garden character and diversity.
so funny
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