Senecio kleiniiformis or Spear Head is a slow-growing succulent. It has soft fleshy, trailing leaves and ascending branches. Tetragonia (New Zealand Spinach), a succulent with a trailing habit, will form a thick carpet of green on the ground. Stapelia leendertziae or Black Bells is an attractive succulent. They form large clumps made of short pubescent, green stems. Before you go, we want to share something exciting with you. You want to remove the bottom leaves as much as possible.

Pat Roach and I in Sherman's succulent garden. Visit Sherman Library and Gardens Corona Del Mar, CA to see the succulent and cactus garden. It has so many great tips! Opuntia cacanapa 'Ellisiana', shown below at a nursery, grows tall (upwards of 6 feet), offers a pleasing silhouette of ever-branching ovals, forms a sculptural green backdrop, starts readily from cuttings, gets by on rainfall alone, and is entirely harmless. It can grow up to 15 feet tall when it is grown in containers. It can reach 3 feet tall but it is usually only 18ft (46cm).

Hopefully you saw frost advisories on the news or succulent designer Laura Eubanks' social media post showing she'd covered her own garden. It's good to know that succulent roots are easy to remove. Wear gloves and use care when removing the offset, as the leaves are sharp. Agave leaves can be more difficult to cut, so it is necessary to use shears in order to remove all of the leaf. Without touching it, I remove an overgrown Euphorbia mammillaris that's stuck in its pot. If jades, kalanchoes and others turn brown and collapse, should you remove them?

Crassula can be found in many succulent varieties, and is native to South Africa. It may have medicinal benefits, especially in the South Africa region. Cotyledon Orbiculata also has medicinal benefits, especially when it comes from South Africa. The photosynthesis of the goldfish plants provides all their energy. Conditions must be right for this to happen. In order to be able to photosynthesise, the goldfish plant requires a lot more light. It will eventually go upwards and become leggy. The design matters a lot to you as much as it does to the succulent in your pot.