15 Succulents Worth Knowing
Discover drought-tolerant, low-maintenance succulents with eye-catching good looks.

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Grow Succulents
Few plants boast the effortless beauty of succulents. These amazing plants have no-fuss personalities that thrive with sun, low water and heat. Learn about some succulents that have earned rave reviews from professional growers and even a few awards. Others in this group have stood the test of time—they're heirloom plants you should try growing.
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‘Blue Elf’ Sedoro
Painted Echeveria
Mexican Succulent
Plush plant (Echeveria pulvinata) is a Mexican succulent forming rosettes of fleshy, slightly hairy, green-gray leaves with red tips.
Carpet Echeveria
Echeveria agavoides is a clump-forming succulent with tight rosettes of narrow, tapering leaves with red tips.