Got a garden in zone 5?
No problem! You can still enjoy hardy succulents. These tough plants can handle the cold and still look great.
Ready to find out which ones to plant?
Let’s dig in!
Sedum
Sedum is a tough little guy that thrives in Zone 5, making it a go-to for any succulent lover.
With its fleshy leaves and vibrant flowers, it’s perfect for adding texture to your garden.
Sempervivum (Hen and Chicks)
Sempervivum, or hen and chicks, are adorable little succulents that can survive just about anything.
They grow in clusters, making them super fun to plant together in pots or rock gardens!
Hardy Graptopetalum
Hardy Graptopetalum is a unique succulent that adds flair to your garden with its stunning rosettes.
These guys can handle the cold while still looking fabulous!
Orostachys
Orostachys is a lesser-known succulent that’s perfect for colder climates.
Its unique arrangement of leaves makes it an eye-catching addition to your outdoor space.
Agave
Agave might be known for its dramatic forms, but some varieties can tolerate the Zone 5 chill.
They’re low-maintenance and perfect for creating a bold statement in your garden.
Delosperma (Ice Plant)
Delosperma, or ice plant, thrives under tough conditions and produces vibrant blooms all summer long.
It’s like having a burst of color even when the temperatures drop!
Echeveria
Echeverias are beautiful rosette-shaped succulents that can handle cooler temps when planted wisely.
Just place them in a sunny spot and enjoy their pretty blossoms!
Crassula
Crassula is not only hardy but also comes in some quirky forms!
This funky succulent loves bright light and will add a playful twist to your container arrangements.
Rock Plant (Delosperma cooperi)
Rock plants are resilient succulents that can easily handle poor soil conditions.
Their vibrant flowers seem to dance in the sun, making them a great choice for any garden display.
Phyllocactus
Phyllocactus is a unique succulent that surprises with its fascinating shapes and colors.
It’s ready to stand tall against the elements while keeping your garden interesting!