Mountain Crest Gardens Q&A

Browse all available Senecio here. Senecio (se-NEE-see-oh) succulents are prized for their unique foliage which can resemble pearls, chalk sticks, and even bananas. There are many different forms to explore in this group, including low-growing, ground cover types and the trailing cascades of “string” varieties. Senecio plants are drought-tolerant and green varieties will thrive indoors, bringing exo Read more

what is the best pot for a Opuntia 'Zion' cactus View answer

Asked 4 ´years ago | Opuntia 'Zion' [4-6"]

Sempervivum heuffelii Guide

Posted 6 years ago

Browse all Sempervivum heuffelii here Heuffelii (hew-FEL-ee-eye) are a remarkable species of Sempervivum that encompass a wide diversity of year-round colors. They have superior resilience against cold, heat, drought, and rain, and even hold their color better than most hardy succulents. When left alone, they form tidy rosette clumps. Not commonly available in stores (or even in enthusiast collections), S. heuf Read more

Can you grow these in a pot? View answer

Asked 4 ´years ago | Sedum spurium 'Ayers Rock'

Opuntia (Prickly Pear) Cactus Guide

Posted 6 years ago

Browse all available Opuntia here. Opuntia (oh-PUN-tee-uh) (Prickly Pear Cactus) are known for bright red fruits and abundant, showy blooms. They are easy to grow and maintain, even in regions too cold and wet for other cacti. Their quirky, sculptural appearance make for eye-catching silhouettes in the garden. APPEARANCE Form: Opuntia have pancake-like stems called "pads" that are about 0.75" thi Read more

Can you make an outdoor plant be an indoor plant too? I only have porch for outdoor area,will big pots work?Longtrm View answer

Asked 4 ´years ago | Sedum spurium 'Voodoo'

Glue to pumpkin? Then what; plant after Thanksgiving or are they spent and will die? View answer

Asked 3 ´years ago | Succulent Pumpkin Cuttings - 50 Pack

Is this Barbadensis Miller? View answer

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