Kathi,

It's a Senecio, and a right pretty one. And your crested Echinopsis (?) / Lobivia is as handsome a snail as can be.

Kathi: Sure looks like a Senecio to me! I couldn't tell you what specific species, but I have seen it before. Nice blooms on it!

Your "snail" looks like some sort of Cereus monstrose to me, although (like the first plant) I don't know what species.

The third plant looks like an Echiveria; I'm tempted to say "Neon Breaker," but something's a little off that makes me hesitant.

Number four is an Agave americana, possibly a variagata...?

Number five is another Echeveria species. Quite lovely!

The one after your Sedum is an Agave, and I'm racking my brain for the species name...! I know this one...

Next is a Graptoveria, possibly "Ghosty."

And the last one looks to me to be Euphorbia "Snowflake" (one of my favorites).

*CG*

A Cereus with those floral tubes? Yikes, I guess my cactus ID knowledge is declining faster than I thought.

Love the Euphorbia at the end. Looks like a very nice garden too.

The second agave could be A.parryi truncata ( huntington form).

Yes, in the first picture you have a nice Senecio kleiniiformis! It is commonly known as "Spear Head" for the obvious shape of the leaves.

It looks a little stretched and is definitely reaching for light. I would increase the sun exposure for that plant, if you can!

Jeff: I think we all know your IDing skills are far superior to mine. I only thought the "snail" looked like a Cereus, but for all I know it could be a new variety of Saxafragilis. :) Crested Echinopsis it most certainly could be.

Nice to see you, btw. :)

*CG*

Thanks everyone!! jeff thanks for id'ing that for me.I've just always referred to it as a snail.I do that a lot when I don't know the name of something.
Chaparralgirl
Thanks for all those names,i just made tags for all of them.I just use cut up venetian blinds for tags and use a pencil to write with.The markers always seem to fade away,then i'm back to square 1.LOL

Beachplant,i love that plant as well,didn't have a clue what it was except cactus,it's outgrowing it's pot so will have to transplant it soon.
Cagebirdsinging,
Will move that to a more sunnier location.
wantomara,
I like that plant,but I keep a steel rod in it,to lift the leaves,when I need to pull some weeds out,or earlier this summer I had to pull a wayward petunia out of it.

You guys are the BEST!!
Kathi