Beautiful! what's the spotted plant at the top and is the green echeveria the palmerii (sp?)? I was walking our property today and I had no idea how fragrant the agarita is.

What a difference a few mile to the south makes. I did see the first small buds on the redbud tree and some aloe buds..

I think, and I might be wrong but I think that what you are calling E. runyonii is Sedum palmerii. The E. reunion usually has pink flowers that are tiny tullipy bell shapes on a curving stalk and usually has more glaucus rosetes.

Here the red bud trees and bradford pears are all in glorious bloom. Lots of my Iris are blooming. I have azaleas blooming. It's definitely looking spring like.

Wonderful photos! Looks like spring has sprung earlier in your yard than mine, but things are coming along. Anybody willing to bet that we've seen our last freeze in San Antonio?

I love that reddish echeveria. It looks to be hardy too, Is your plant large enough to pass some around? (hint, hint :-)

I love that dyckia too!

I've been thinking how your Parthenocissus 'Hacienda' looks a lot like 'Virginia creeper and finally got around to looking it up:

Parthenocissus 'Hacienda Creeper' - Rancho Viejo Creeper

It's good to know a less rampant 'creeper' exists. They occasionally volunteer in my yard, but I've been afraid of letting them stay. I have a wild Texas 'Virginia creeper' in a pot if anyone wants it.

Your dyckia is beautiful!!!