Let’s start as beginners in the succulent world. We all start somewhere, right? Succulents are a great way to get started in ...

If you're wanting to incorporate a ground cover plant in your yard, look no further than sedum. Here are the best sedum varieties to get the job done.

It’s hard to say at what point the growing of succulents went from being a nerdy backwater of gardening to a viral sensation. It might have been the day somebody figured out you could hot-glue ...

Gardeners love succulents for their sculptural qualities, their flowerlike rosettes and novel colors. They can be combined in containers to form mini-gardens.

Gardeners like to know precisely what they’re planting and expect everything to be labeled by variety. But in the mass-market world of succulents, details such as species, cultivar or even any ...

These stylish, fast-growing succulents are prized for their gorgeous rosette shapes, plump leaves, and vibrant colors that often resemble flowers. Native to the arid regions of Central America, ...

Examples of rosette-shaped succulents would be Echeveria, Sempervivum, and Sedum. Echeveria is a large group that typically stays small, only reaching a couple of inches across.

These days you’ll be hard pressed to enter any coffee shop, bookstore, boutique or hipster living room without spotting succulents.

You are more likely to find the fleshy rosette forms easier to place, such as the silver-blue Aurora Blue, the gray-pink Sedum carnicolor and the orange-and-green Sedum nussbaumerianum.

So are Sedum dasyphyllum, a tiny, pebbly, powder-blue plant, and Sedum clavatum, with little blue-green rosettes.

Sempervivums are not grown for their flowers, but for their form and the color of their rosette-type leaves. Reaching only 1 inch high, the plants may range in diameter from a half to 6 inches.