Echeveria Pinky houseplant Because the leaves are coated

Because the leaves are coated with farine

This heirloom group of tulips was the most desirable during the Tulipomania hysteria in Holland in the 17th century and commanded prices that are unimaginable today

rose-like flowers of ranunculus are a staple in any flower shop or wedding bouquet

free from frost

"looking like an agave"

Echeveria Pinky houseplant Because the leaves are coatedEcheveria 'Pinky' which is a hybrid of Echeveria shaviana x Echeveria cante. Pinky forms a rosette about 9 (23 cm) across with slightly crinkled leaves of a rosy bluish grey. Because the leaves are coated with farine, this delicate beauty is happiest when grown in a greenhouse or under glass: avoid wetting the leaves! You will receive the exact succulent as pictured here. Succulents make great gifts for amateur, casual gardeners as well as green