Does anyone know the name of these echeverias?

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I have a few echeveria plants and do not know the botanical name of them. Can anyone help please/ I have them numbered for naming.

Thanks! Carol

Dorene H · Answer

I have those growing in my yard. I believe they are a succulent plant .... very easy to grow ... I want to say chicks.. I'm sure someone will correct me if I an wrong

Christine Smith · Answer

Same family of hens and chicks succulent plants,

Carol Speake - The Gardening Cook · Answer

thanks for this. Yes, I know they are of that family. I am wondering if anyone knows the botanical name of each of them. Which variety each is.

Marcy · Answer

These plants are stunning- especially the first picture!

Dorene H · Answer

I agree they look very healthy Carol.. Great job

Donna Shipley · Answer

This is something I saved to help me with identifying my succulents. Hopefully you can enlarge it enough to read it.

Sensible Gardening and Living · Answer

Carol, I don't know but maybe Jacki does:)

Tracey T · Answer

3, 4 and 5 are hens and chicks

Janie Gilgert-Seese · Answer

chicken and hens they multiply and are beautiful in the yard or in pots

Candy Stearns · Answer

I believe they are hens and chicks

Nancy Bozman · Answer

creeping hairy ivy have a lot of it myself. had a friend come who owns a nursery and she told me. its really pretty

Lillian Betancourt Desmond · Answer

The are call chichen something but forgot the other name when i cook at my page I will tell you the right name.

Lillian Betancourt Desmond · Answer

planting-hens-and-chicks/ http://www.youngs-garden.com/succulents/planting-hens-and-chicks/

Kat =^.^= · Answer

hen and chickens my Nana and Mom used to say, yes succulents, multiply, simply break off a piece and stick in in some dirt, you have another plant! all of them are easy to grow and start for gifts :)

Angie · Answer

there called hens and chickens......have them in my yard...they spread and are great fill ins

Irish53 · Answer

Crassulaceae Wikipedia has loads of imfo. I just googled hens and chick plants

April E · Answer

2-6 are hen and chicks, members of the family Crassulaceae, not echeveria. 1 is a echeveria domingo

Debbie Stanley · Answer

We have always called them Hen and biddies.

Melissa Sabino · Answer

You actually only have one echeveria plant here, but all are succulents. Their botanical names are as follows:

1. Echeveria Imbricata 
2. Graptosedum Vera Higgins
3, 4, 5, & 6 are different types of Sempervivum (commonly known as Hens & Chicks as everyone above has mentioned)
7. Haworthia Turguda

I recommend going to www.succulentguide.com if you need more help with plant identification.

Melissa Sabino · Answer

7. Haworthia Turgida*** please excuse the typo above

Judy · Answer

3&4 look to be Sempervivums not Echeverias and 5&6 are for sure Sempervivums (aka hens and chicks) 7 is a Haworthia.;))

Kris · Answer

#1 is an Echeveria, but don't know which one.  #3, 4, and 5 are sempervivium Kebs and Black.  #6 is my fav-Cobweb sempervivium arachnoideum

Katherine Summer O'Neal · Answer

#7 is a haworthia

Donna Crawford · Answer

#2 looks like Anacampseros rufescens

Patricia · Answer

There is an app called my garden answers that will identify plants for you thanks

Sharon · Answer

Hen and chicks are Sempervivum tectorum meaning evergreen

Sharon · Answer

http://worldofsucculents.com/?genera=echeveria

Sharon · Answer

The bottom one is a living stone, Lithops..... https://d2ydh70d4b5xgv.cloudfront.net/images/6/5/80x-mixed-succulent-seeds-lithops-rare-living-stones-plants-cactus-home-plant-tb-301f5e53b256e29ac7bfc2e291e545c2.jpg

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