We start our seed propagation of Dudleya brittonii in fall when the temperatures start cooling down but before the daylight hours get too short and temperatures drop too low.
Below: Dudleya seedlings
Dudleyas do not like the summer heat and go through a period of partial summer dormancy, so propagation is generally much more successful during the cooler months.
Aside from Dudleya brittonii, we are beginning to seed Dudleya hassei as well.
Below: mature Dudleya brittonii
Succulents are typically grown for their year-round vibrant colors and interesting textures, but their flowers can provide seasonal interest as well! With a little planning, you can enjoy year-round blooms in the succulent landscape by choosing plants for their flowering time. The key is diversity in general.
Succulent Gardens
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