I don't have a lot of succulents and some of them are in my winter holding area. But these are a couple.

Group of three. Two echeverias and some sort of tiny sedum. This planter was very happy outdoors all summer. Now it's under a grow light on my plant shelf.

And I've had this trailing aloe in this mid-century modern planter for years. I've cut it back and propagated it more times than I can remember. It's almost bonsai-esque now. There isn't much else in the planter with it but I see some space that may be available to plant something new!

Steve, I had NO idea you even liked so many succulents. Great job and I lOVE that head. I liked that plant so much I went out and bought one, now to get an empty head other than mine.lol

Popmoma, very nice. That Aloe looks aged well. I love it. I love the thick trunk. I like the colors in the first pic too. Good job. Thanks for sharing.

I gave up on succulents. No Room. The only things I have left are three pots of Christmas cactus. But they are starting to bud up! Too bad they are almost buried in the greenhouse, I will dig them out closer to Christmas. LOL. I need to find some that aren't frost sensitive.

That's the only succulents I have. Unless aloe is considered a succulent. I'm not a big fan but my wife likes them in the garden over the summer so I keep them in the mudroom over the winter. Have no idea what they are, anybody know?

Mike. Those are my customers plants that I care for over the cold season. I don't own any succulents.

Wow Mike! Beautiful! BTW...I was wondering. Have you been getting Amy of my recent emails?