10 Cold Hardy Succulents Gulley Greenhouse Sedum. stonecrop is the common name for this genus of succulents. sedums come in a wide range of sizes and colors. growing anywhere from 3 inches to 3 feet tall, the upright varieties stay around 18 24" wide and the creeping varieties form mats up to 30" wide. a good choice for areas with poor soil and low water. Artichoke agave (agave parryi var. truncata) is the most impressive variety and is hardy to 10 °f ( 12.2 °c). it has gray blue leaves with contrasting maroon teeth. other small to medium sized agave varieties include agave parryi var. couesii, which is hardy to 0 °f ( 17.8 °c).
10 Cold Hardy Succulents Gulley Greenhouse Succulents Hens And 10 cold hardy succulents. succulents bring to mind southern climes and hothouse temperatures but there are many cold hardy succulents just waiting for a spot in your garden! we’re sharing a showcase of 10 of our favorites that we grow here at gulley greenhouse… cold hardy succulents will grow and bloom more profusely in full sun areas of. 13. agave parryi (parry’s agave) for a truly stunning agave that can handle harsh winters and produce foliage that will always amaze you, parry’s agave is an easy choice. coming from arizona and new mexico, it is well adapted to the dryer and hotter climates but carries the hardiness to handle a cold winter. Succulents: the dormant season. the sun is dipping before dinner, its last degrees of heat are being squeezed out and snow miser has finally reared his icy head. it’s winter and if you haven’t already, it’s time to deal with your tender succulents (we’ll address their cold hardy counterparts in another blog). The thorns are brown and up to 1.2 inches long. it blooms in summer with dark pink to magenta colored flowers. it is hardy succulent down to 22 degrees fahrenheit. ball cactus (escobaria vivipara): this small cactus grows up to a maximum of 4 inches tall. it has flat spherical, white, and short thorns.
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