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Ahhh! terrific colour and form there, I really love your plant groupings, you got the knack! Rosemarie, what is the plant second from bottom and right, with the brownish markings on the edges of the leaves?

CP

Wow great pics again, really wonderful- vivid colors. I think my favorite is that 'warty' echeveria. It reminds me of the Paul Bunyan I've been longing for. The second pic down on the right hand column, is that a fireball echeveria? I've only seen one picture of it before.

Thanks for sharing.

Thanks, CP! The plant you ask about is Bryophyllum streptanthum (previously Kalanchoe streptantha).

I was going to name all, but it would've taken FORever...so if anyone wants to know what's what, I'll do my best to answer!
~R

Hey MBT! I must've been posting at the same time as you! Thanks for your nice comments!

The 2nd pic down on the right side has many plants in it, but none of them are known to me as Fireball Echeveria. There is a pinkish one in that pic called Echeveria 'Morning Light'.

Yep, that warty one is like E. 'Paul Bunyan'!

~R

Wow, just gorgous. You really know how to grow 'em.

Dawn

Thanks, Dawn! Nature does 95% of the work!

That's really cool, thanks Rosemarie.

CP

'Nature' may do 95%, but it's your 5% that makes the difference! Your plants are wondrous, and your pictures an inspiration - thank you!