Avonia Buderiana: This plant belongs to the portulacea family, they are native to South Africa. They are very little plants, white species are especially popular. This is a very unique plant a must in any collection.
Avonia Plant Care: locate in a very sunny and warm spot, water very little, rest period in the winter, use a very porous cacti soil with goods drainage.
CRASULAS
Crassula Arborescens: Belongs to the crassulaceae family. They come from Cape Province. In its native habitat this species form 12 ft tall bushes. They have gray-green , ovate, thick , fleshy leaves about 2 inches wide, usually with red margins and dotted red above. The plant is tolerant to a wide range of environments. The blossoms are very small, and stand together in umbels, they are vivid colored and often have a scent.
Crassula Argenta Habitat: Belongs to the crassulaceae family. They come from South Africa. Whit their thick, fleshy, irregular shape leaves they are also called carasula monstruosa. The blossoms are very small, and stand together in umbels, they are vivid colored and often have a scent.
Crassula Argenta Variegata: Belongs to the crassulaceae family. They come from South Africa. They have thick, fleshy, green and white leaves. The blossoms are very small, and stand together in umbels, they are vivid colored and often have a scent.
Crasula Falcata: Native from South Africa. Belongs to the crassulaceae family, also called propeller plant. This plant has gray-green leaves 10 cm long with recurved apices, the blossoms are very small and stand together in umbels, they are red vividly color and often have a scent.
Crassula Muscosa: This is a member of the crassulacea family. This plant has many slender branched stems, closely arranged in rows, it is ligth to yellowish green, it produces very samll yellowish-white flowers.
Crassula Perforata: The crassulas adore the confines of container living, they can thrive in the same pot for years, requiring little more than the basics, a good bright location and ample water during growing season. It is also called String of Buttons. It has opposite pairs of flattened, pale green leaves that are joined at ends, they produce minute yellow flowers in early spring. They make excellent hanging plants.
Avonia Buderiana
