Echeveria Rosettes in a Rainbow of Hues

Here at Grubb & Nadler we grow over two dozen varieties of echeveria plants. Our collection represents the full spectrum of diverse beauty within this large and popular genus of succulents. View our full availability list to see a complete list of all our varieties and the available sizes.

Echeveria ‘First Lady’ — *Echeveria* ‘First Lady’

Echeverias are easy to grow, needing very little water and care. They make excellent companion plants, thriving in containers, on awkward slopes, and in other tricky growing conditions. Because they produce many offsets, they can even be used as a lovely low-water groundcover.

Echeveria ‘Pink Frills’ — *Echeveria* ‘Pink Frills’

Echeverias come in a vast palette of colors ranging from deep burgundy to vibrant green to frosty aqua blue and dusty pink. The leaves of their intricate rosettes can be ruffled or pointed, gently rounded or slender and almost square. Our collection of echeverias encompasses all of these marvelous variations.

Echeveria agavoides ‘Lipstick’ — *Echeveria agavoides* ‘Lipstick’

Echeveria ‘Perle von Nurnberg’ — *Echeveria* ‘Perle von Nurnberg’

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Echeverias can be planted in very little soil. We love the way they’re used with other succulents and bromeliads to fill the gaps in rough-hewn stone stairs in this design by Christopher Reynolds of Reynolds-Sebastiani Design Services.

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Echeveria ‘Blue Atoll’ and Echeveria ‘Canadian’ — Echeveria ‘Blue Atoll’ and *Echeveria* ‘Canadian’

Feel free to check out our full availability list to view all the echeverias we’re growing in various sizes, and contact our team to inquire about ordering and shipping.

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Susie NadlerMay 5, 2020