I see we got our laptop back.
not only can you id them you can grow them.
luv all of them

Richard

Really like the Kalanchoe, Aloe and "Baby's necklace"!

Yessss, Richard! And 1st download from my camera yielded 1000 pix to process! Yikes! Have since taken another 1000! Many sunsets, so no worry here about those. Did get more of my front yard project (bricks, dirt-moving, rocks, etc.)

Glad you liked, guys!

Glad to say all the plants you sent me are still alive, Richard. Sorry to say I cannot say the same for some gifts from other folks. :(

I thought I would get some household chores done while it's RAINing here! NOT!

They are all beautiful, love that Kalanchoe. Agree with Richard.
Rina

Very cool plants, many of which I'd never seen before! They all look fantastic.

LOVE...LOVE...the Hummel's Sunsets!

I love the hummels nice colors great pics :)

Love them all,like the op some of these I've never seen before.Enjoyed the tour.

Looks like our rain is gone for a couple days,it was good and we needed it,and it allowed me some time to get in my sewing room and do a few things.
Tfs
kathi

Thanks, Rosemarie, for these great pics! ;-)
Nice to see a couple of your Jades. Fantastic color.

Josh

What a great bunch of plants!... and you're welcome!!:)

Your Aeonium 'Starburst' is a work of art and I really like that Aloe from Pete. K. rombopilosa - I've had such a hard time with them.

So, you think my Gasteria is excelsa? It does look a lot like some photos I've seen of a non-spotted variety.

Oh, and the Plectranthus socotranum! Never seen that one, does it smell skunky or like a pine tree?

Thanks, everyone! I was gone all day yesterday, so I see I have a bit of catching-up to do! =)

Rina, That Kalanchoe rhombopilosa was knocked over & beat up by an opposum trying to escape our dogs. It came back--dropped leaves & multiplied. Yay! Some K. x houghtonii babies are also residing in the pot-soon to be evicted. :P (Ryan, I have to take care not to bump them-leaves fall off easily.)

Tiffany & Kathi, glad to show some you have not seen. :)

Camellia, Bill & Josh, I love the H.S. plants, too--color, color, color!

Ryan, The thing about the A. 'Starburst' ~ its looks change depending on its growing conditions. That particular one was in the shade of the other, larger rosettes in pic immed after (some of which were also 'Starburst' ~looking very diff~the largest in the group shot).

I love that Aloe from Pete also ~parentage unknown, but guessed at~ & others who have seen it want it! The mother plant is gone, but some pups survived, thankfully!

Yes, I think your Gasteria is excelsa (cannot say if I think a hybrid, though, as I'm not that up on identifying the lot). =) Considering the look of the other recipients' leaves/plants, seems likely.

And happy to show you previously unseen Plec. socotranum. Had to go out to sniff, as I've never gotten a whiff before. Hard to describe, but minty fresh, mentolatum, eucalyptus are descriptors that come to mine. Hee hee! Makes you want to do more sniffing & whiffing, so I'd say it's a pleasant fragrance. I had to get very close/rub leaves to smell.