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Crassula arborescens (Blue waves)
K50.00An unusual, striking, curly leaf succelent, forms a shrub with a stout trunk and dense foliage, excellent for use in decorative containers, rock gardens or succulent gardens,
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Crassula capitella (Campfire Crassula)
K50.00Very attractive, vibrant succulent, use in garden beds, containers, rock gardens or succulent gardens, sprawling growth habit, may grow to 15 cm tall and 60 cm wide
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Crassula ericoides (Large Whipcord)
K50.00A beautiful stand-alone, dwarf, bushy shrub, use in garden beds, containers, rock gardens or succulent gardens
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Crassula muscosa (Watch chain plant)
K50.00Unusual appearance providing interesting structure and shape, spreading growth habit
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Crassula ovata (Gollum Jade)
K50.00A distictive shrubby succulent, perfect for all kinds of containers, makes a great succulent bonsai, excellent as patio plant or in rock gardens
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Crassula ovata (Jade plant)
K50.00Very popular and unique houseplant, easy-to-grow, compact, rounded, evergreen shrub, excellent for use in decorative containers, rock gardens or succulent gardens
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Crassula perforata (String of Buttons)
K50.00A shrubby and sprawling succulent, freely branching shrub with thick, triangular leaves, use in garden beds, containers, rock gardens, grows well indoors, very easy to grow
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Crassula perforata x C.rupestris (Baby’s necklace)
K50.00A cute succulent plant, multi-branched growth habit, prolific grower, green, fleshy leaves with a red edges
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Crassula rupestris ssp. commutata ‘Tom Thumb’
K50.00Freely branching, sprawling groung cover succulent, tiny triangular leaves, use in garden beds, containers, rock gardens or succulent gardens
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Delosperma echinatum (Pickle Plant)
K50.00A charming little succulent, partially-upright, spreading growth habit, forming a low-growing groundcover, use as a potted plant a on windowsill or outdoor in a rock garden
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Echeveria ‘Purple Pearl’
K50.00An old, classic hybrid, forming vibrant rosettes of fleshy, olive green to lavender-rose leaves, use in garden beds, as a ground cover, in a succulent garden, or in containers,
