Shaded succulent garden

Southern California landscaping requires drought-tolerant plants. Here are 10 beautiful shade succulents that will thrive in California's climate.

10 Succulents That Will Grow In The Shade · Cozy Little House

Putting together a succulent garden is a worthwhile project. Sublime Succulents is here to show you how it’s done. There are some choices to be made throughout the process. Don’t get stressed over making the right decision because no matter what you do you will be pleased with the results. We will show you how to design the garden. You will see the array of cactus that are available to choose for planting. Then we will take you through planting the succulents in optimal conditions. Read…

Want to grow beautiful plants in the shaded spot of your home or garden? These exclusive Ornamental Plants for Shade will do just fine!

These stylish succulent planter ideas will make your beloved succulents stand out even more. Make a statement in your home with a creative succulent planter.

Your garden is getting crowded, but you can’t stop buying new succulents and cacti. So, now is the time to make trailing succulents and cacti. Here's a guide.

How To Build A Succulent Garden? A succulent garden is an effortless garden that you can build easily. Succulents add beauty to your backyard. The texture and colors of these water-storing plants change the view of your landscape. You can use succulents as a ground cover in your backyard garden.

These shade loving succulents provide drought-tolerant beauty in low light areas of your garden, both indoors and out. Gardening expert Rachel Garcia lists 20 shade tolerant succulents perfect for the darker corners of your garden.

Discover a stunning collection of rare and unusual cactus plants. From unique shapes and vibrant colors to easy care and low maintenance, our cacti make the perfect addition to any home or office. Explore our wide variety of high-quality cacti in different sizes and find the perfect one for your space.

Cacti become thin and sickly. But there are a few succulents that can do well in shade. And some — such as most members of the Sansevieria family — even prefer it. Pictured are a few of our favorite “shady characters” — succulent beauties that can thrive with minimal sun or in full or partial shade.