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ECHEVERIA
Natives of tropical America, particularly Mexico. The lovely gray, and sometimes variegated, leaves are the chief attraction of this group, although some of the fleshy, rose-tinted flower stems-crowned with a spike of red or orange-rcd flowers-have their good points. The smooth leaves are clustered in rosettes and, to a degree, resemble the houseleeks (hen and chickens). The genus is extensive, and a great many species and varieties are to be found at florists and in catalogues. Potting Mixture 6.
| Echeveria flammea |
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Handsome leaves and 3-foot spikes of rosy flowers. |
| Echeveria gibbiflota |
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A branching species with gray blue, oblong leaves about 7 in chcs in length. Flowers, red. |
| Echeveria glauca |
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Round ' blue-green leaves. The flowers are light red to pink, tinted yellow on the inside |
| Echeveria hoveyi |
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Beautiful variegated leaves with pink and white stripes. Flowers, red. |
| Echeveria rosea grandis |
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A crested variety. Unusual and interesting. Mark this one for special attention when making out a list. |
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