Echeveria pulidonis

Some of the best plants for color in the Fall are the Echeverias. These are a couple of new photos of Echeveria pulidonis taken Sunday by Lynn-Marie. We have lots of photos of these, but each new image seems to catch something more of their character. Today was a very drab, gray day; a few minutes in the greenhouse with these plants helps make the day look a lot brighter!

Echeveria pulidonis (green form)

This is the green form of Echeveria pulidonis and is quite attractive. The red edges set it off and make it quite popular. And...other than it takes a bit for us to get enough of them propagated, it's easy to grow, presenting no special difficulties.

Echeveria agavoides x Echeveria pulidonis

This is - as far as I know - an as yet un-named hybrid of Echeveria agavoides and E. pulidonis. A lot of the Echeverias are looking quite sharp at this time of year.

I'll try to take some more photos tomorrow, but between getting some orders out and cleaning the floors in the house to prepare for our guest from Phoenix and an evening with our grandchildren later this week, I don't know where I'm going to get the time. I guess I have to make the time, right?