Showing posts with label Echeveria leucotricha 'Frosty'. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Echeveria leucotricha 'Frosty'. Show all posts

Friday, August 24, 2012

Echeveria leucotricha 'Frosty'

Lynn-Marie's been propagating this plant for a couple of years and we finally have enough to add it to our nursery list. They're what I call "fun" plants. They brighten up the room.

Off to the Oregon State Fair tomorrow....  Actually, I think it's already tomorrow...err, today!

Saturday, April 7, 2012

Echeveria leucotricha 'Frosty'

There are a couple of Echeverias which go by the epitaph 'Frosty'. One is a form of Echeveria pulvinata, which has also been named 'Suave' (as pictured in our catalog here). The one pictured today is a natural form of Echeveria leucotricha, which was named 'Frosty' by Dick Wright. It's a large grower and quite impressive.
Incidentally, the pink flowered plant in the background is flowering currant.