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Saturday, July 25, 2015

New Crassula's

I recently imported via permit some new crassula's - names are pretty much on them.  Some of these are for my own personal collection.  Some for my friends.  Love finding new babies for my garden.
This one is a cross between Crassula barklyi x C. susannae   while be interesting to see how it develop.s

Another lovely one!

This one is supposedly a cross between  ‘Moonglow’ with C. falcata (Moonglow is Crassula deceptor x C. perfoliata var. minor) Crassula 'Moonlight'

You have NO idea how long I've been searching for this one!  C. deceptor doesn't look special like this - but I can't wait for it to grow!

This one is another one that doesn't look like much - but just wait - its going to look GORGEOUS
What can I say - this one is a gift for a dear friend that has supported my obsession.  Rare as hens teeth over here in WA.  Was SO happy when I found it for her!
Posted by Liane at 11:05 PM Labels: crassula, succulent

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