Beeeeauuutifulllll!
Dan

That looks neat, Joyce. I believe it is the same as one of the unidentifieds you sent me. I figure it to be either Orostachys japonicus or Orostachys erubescens.

~Rosemarie

Here is a link that might be useful: Orostachys erubescens

That is a beauty Joyce!!
Bill in SC

Thanks everyone.

Rosemarie...I guess I better bring it in for the winter.
The ones I have planted in the ground are hardy, but I don't think this one will make it outside all winter.
We haven't had our first frost yet, but that may happen tomorrow night.

You mention the need to bring the plant inside---Is it a totally different variety from the one mentioned as very hardy in your z7b location?

Cheers,

Holly

Here is a link that might be useful: Orostachys - hardy - ???

Like I said just above... the plants that I have planted in the ground are perfectly hardy here.
The plants in the photo above are obviously in a planter, ABOVE the ground and would not be hardy.