A Euphorbia:
Crassula 'Buddha's Tower'
Dudleya virens
Crassula perfoliata var. minor.
Hanging out on the louvers...
Haworthia flowers:
Something from the cucumber family:
I didn't know these formed cones, like conifers!
Cheiridopsis pillansii
Silky!
A different Cheiridopsis
A whole lotta Lithops
A whole lotta Conophytums
A whole lotta Haworthias:
Spines golden glowing...
And no, that's not a cat:
Pachycormus discolor for all you fat-plant lovers...
And one very beautiful wee bitty Agave, Agave polyanthiflora. Cute!
Fantastic! I'm going to be looking for Crassula 'Buddha's Tower' and some of these others. Some really nice photos here too. :)
ReplyDeleteThat Crassula is really cool. Thanks!
Deletethis post rocked me...incredible interesting plnats and stunning photos thanks
ReplyDeleteHappy you enjoyed them, thanks!
DeleteFabulous! I almost got a little sea-sick paging down over some of those super close ups!
ReplyDeleteImagine what it was like in person.
DeleteGreat photos as always. For me there is nothing better than visiting somewhere where the plants are all looking so healthy and well maintained.
ReplyDeleteThe Dudleya and the Crassulas were in particular absolutely immaculate. If only I could do so well!
DeleteAnother wonderful post on our amazing plant world, Hoov. Thanks for sharing the strange, the beautiful, the simple, and the hairy!
ReplyDeleteThanks for having a look! :)
DeleteAn amazing array of plant shapes, colours and flowers, all very beautiful. Buddha's Tower has such a geometric shape, very nice. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletexoxoxo ♡