Texas Gardening: Goth garden, 4 by Kbh69

Kbh69 wrote:
There are plenty of "weird" looking succulents. Considering how dry it can get, they work well. Most of my really strange ones are young, but here are a few.

Kalanchoe: "Mother of Thousands" on some invasive plant lists. Sister brought me some from Galveston.
Variegated Aloe: brought back from Tamaulipas, Mexico.
Devil's Backbone (just planted cutting. Not too happy yet. Leaves are variegated with pink rims when happy.
Vertical leaf Senecio: really pretty purplish coloring around stem.

Please excuse the informal identification of the plants. I don't know the appropriate genus and species for each off the top of my head.

Just thought I'd give a shout out to some fellow Texans!