Coastal areas of California and Florida are the only regions listed as hardiness zone 10. Despite the limited areas, the mild winter (minimum temperature 30-40 F) provides huge advantage for winter gardening but the long and extreme summer are tough for many plants to cope with.
WHAT TYPES OF SUCCULENT THRIVE IN ZONE 10?
Thanks to their natural ability to withstand heat, succulents become the best candidate to survive in zone 10 areas. Cactus, Echeveria, Sedum, Sempervivum, Crassula, Kalanchoe... you name it. 
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