Red is an attention-grabbing color in the garden. Bold, loud, and bright. And it plays well with other colors as well – pair it with orange and yellow for a hot, exciting bed, or blues and purple to created a deep, rich, moody tone. Here are some of my favorite red blooms for the garden… what reds are you loving in your garden?
25 Tiny Mini Succulents for a Cute Garden
18.12.2023 - 13:27 / balconygardenweb.com / Suyash
These Tiny Mini Succulents are super low-maintenance, making them perfect for beginners and seasoned gardeners. You can also grow them in tea or coffee cups!
Botanical Name: Echeveria minima
Size: 5-8 inches
Native to Argentina, these mini succulents have blue-green to pinkish leaves that develop pink edges under stress.
Botanical Name: Lithops spp.
Size: 1-3 inches
These are small rock-like succulents that grow up to 2-3 inches tall. They are so tiny, you can even grow them in small bowls!
Botanical Name: Haworthia fasciata
Size: 3-6 inches
These tiny succulents have striped white leaves and a compact, slow-growing habit, making them ideal for small spaces.
Botanical Name: Blossfeldia ‘Liliputana’
Size: Half inch to 1 inch
These succulents hardly grow beyond the size of a human thumb, so you can imagine how small they are!
Botanical Name: Gasteria batesiana var. ‘Little Warty’
Size: 3-6 inches wide and tall
This compact succulent cultivar is a hybrid of two Gasteria species and stands approximately 4 inches tall.
Botanical Name: Sempervivum tectorum
Size: 3-5 inches
This mini succulent has fleshy leaves, some of which have purple tips. Its main rosette is called the “hen” and is surrounded by many smaller rosettes known as “chicks.”
Botanical Name: Echeveria amoena
Size: 1-3 inches
These tiny succulents feature a dense rosette of bright green, pink, or red leaves growing up to a few inches in diameter.
Botanical Name: Sedum dasyphyllum’ Himalayan Skies’
Size: 3-6 inches
This succulent is low-growing, reaching a maximum height of 6 inches and a maximum width of 12 inches. It develops dense blue-green leaves.
Botanical Name: Lapidaria margaretae
Size: 1-2 inches
The Karoo Rose is a small succulent that grows in rosettes of two to four pairs of
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