How to create a sea-creature succulent garden

Boldly colored. Drought-tolerant. With the wonderful world of succulents, you can mimic an underwater look with plants

The "kelp"

The "kelp"

Senecio vitalis  

As though swaying in ocean eddies, this yellow-green Senecio has semi-prostrate stems and narrow, upward-reaching leaves. Its shrubby (to 2 feet tall) nature makes it an excellent backdrop for a dry garden. In front are Kalanchoe luciae ‘Fantastic’ and spiky Crassula capitella thyrsiflora ‘Campfire’, a chameleon that’s green in part sun, vermilion in full.


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