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Amazing Aloes
Aloes are tough, easy-care plants that thrive in containers and difficult, dry conditions – and they do it with a whole lot of style! There are many beautiful aloes to choose from. Learn what the different types are before picking the best for you and your garden.
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Awesome Agaves
The amazing sculptural qualities of agaves can make a dramatic statement in the yard. While a majority of these succulents thrive in warm, dry areas, a handful can do well in colder climates. Available in all shapes and sizes, there’s bound to be an agave for you!
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Hardy Cacti – a Pricklypear Situation
You don’t have to live in the desert to grow a flowering cactus. Hardy pricklypear (Opuntia species) are unique and beautiful garden plants that can be enjoyed by northern and southern gardeners alike. Here are four common, easy-to-grow hardy cactus plants for home gardeners of all levels to try.
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Living With Hens-and-Chicks (A Succulent Plant)
Hens-and-chicks are an easy succulent to grow indoors or out. Give them a try, and see how fun it is to start your own brood!
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Low-Growing Sedums for High-End Results
Looking for a tough plant that can work in all kinds of difficult spots? Give low-growing sedums a try. Not only do these succulent beauties survive tricky garden spots, they look great doing it – and without much water!
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Small Yuccas Can Enhance Any Garden Style
Whether mixed with shrubs and wildflowers, used as a dramatic accent or interplanted with cacti, small yuccas make a stunning contribution to the garden.
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Super Succulents for Your Garden
Think garden succulents like yucca and agave are just for the desert? Not true! These water-wise “camels” of the plant world can grow almost anywhere (the trick is to find the right kind for your neck of the woods). Check out these great succulent plants – then let’s get growing!
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Terrific Tall Sedums (Short on Flaws)
Looking for a cold hardy, water wise, late-season bloomer to carry your garden from summer into winter year after year? Search no further! Gorgeous tall sedums will keep your garden alive with four seasons of interest – and all with very little water!
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