Aeonium lindleyi Crassulaceae Leaves are green with heavily

Leaves are green with heavily scalloped margins

Gymnocalycium horstii 'variegata'  A nicely variegated form of this attractive bright green cactus that looks like an overstuffed pin cushion

dry climates like California this can even be a landscape plant eventually reaching upwards of 5' tall and 2-3' wide at the base

Unlike the Bishop's Cap this species forms numerous yellow spines

Flowers are pinkish orange

Aeonium lindleyi Crassulaceae Leaves are green with heavilyAeonium lindleyi An attractive Echeveria relative with club shaped leaves. The leaves are slightly sticky to the point where it can catch small gnats like a sundew! It isn't an actual carnivorous plant though. It is one of the smaller species, generally staying under a foot tall. This is one of the more uncommonly seen species of Aeonium. Easy to grow. It is primarily a winter grower so it likes more water then. While it needs some water in summer,