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1. Crassula capitella campfire

   Crassula capitella ‘Campfire’ is a hardy, evergreen, small, branching succulent that has prostrate and fleshy propeller-shaped leaves.The foliage is lime-green with red tips.If you plant it in full sun and limit the water the leaves turn bright red.The foliage is the best feature of this succulent plant.
   
   Spikes of insignificant white, star-shaped flowers are borne in summer and attract bees, butterflies and other tiny insects.
   
   It makes a particularly pretty hanging basket.
   
   Plant in full sun or partial shade in well-drained soil.Prune after flowering.
   
   Size: up to 20cm
   

2. Crassula multicava Purple

   Crassula multicava 'Purple' is a hardy, evergreen, mat-forming, broad-leaved succulent plant. The leaves are purple on the underside, making this an attractive, colourful plant all year round, even when not in flower.
   
   From May to November it bears many sprays of dainty, star-shaped, pink flowers that attract a whole host of tiny insects.