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  • The aloe and other unknowns are mush, but looky at the Echeveria x imbricata, is that what this is?

    Leaf Man Trough And Fungi « Fairegarden 2008

  • The Echeveria I think coul be hardy in your garden.

    Leaf Man Trough And Fungi « Fairegarden 2008

  • The Echeveria is such a surprise, even to last this long for our weather has been much colder than usual.

    Leaf Man Trough And Fungi « Fairegarden 2008

  • Instead of the Lobelia, a row of _Echeveria secunda glauca_, or of the

    Your Plants Plain and Practical Directions for the Treatment of Tender and Hardy Plants in the House and in the Garden James Sheehan

  • Echeveria became as pale as death, and when, at last, his own sister's name was read, and I remarked grimly that she was already a prisoner, and would be on her way to Siberia within the week, he broke out in curses and threats, to which, of course, not one of us paid the slightest attention.

    Princess Zara Ross Beeckman

  • "She was showing me a plant, a rare Echeveria of the Cotyledon family, that she tobogganed down one side of Multiflores Canyon and delivered safely on the roadway without its losing an appreciable amount of 'bloom' from its exquisitely painted leaves."

    Her father`s daughter 1921

  • Her cheeks flushed, her eyes brilliant, her lips laughing, Linda was showing Donald thrifty specimens of that Cotyledon known as "old hen and chickens," telling him of the rare Echeveria of the same family, and her plunge down the canyon side while trying to uproot it, exulting that she had brought down the plant without a rift in the exquisite bloom on its leaves.

    Her father`s daughter 1921

  • No. 16 -- Border, crimson alternanthera (another border of yellow alternanthera might be placed inside of this); ground, Echeveria secunda glauca; inner border, Oxalis tropæoloides; center, Alternanthera aurea nana.

    Manual of Gardening (Second Edition) 1906

  • Her cheeks flushed, her eyes brilliant, her lips laughing, Linda was showing Donald thrifty specimens of that Cotyledon known as "old hen and chickens," telling him of the rare Echeveria of the same family, and her plunge down the canyon side while trying to uproot it, exulting that she had brought down the plant without a rift in the exquisite bloom on its leaves.

    Her Father's Daughter Gene Stratton-Porter 1893

  • Fred Ives is a hybrid between Graptopetalum and Echeveria, which tends to be a commonly hybridized species of Echeveria.

    Growing Up Larry 2010

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