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CHOOSING SUCCULENTS FOR ZONE 9 - CALIFORNIA, FLORIDA AND ARIZONA

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Types of Succulents Zone 9

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ZONE 9 

Zone 9 is commonly known as a year-round planting zone. Summer time in zone 9 last around nine months with extreme high temperatures and dry weather. Summer heat presents a challenge to typical plants and vegetables. However, these kind of temperature hardly pose any threat to water-filled succulents.

Typical states include California, Florida and Arizona

WHAT TYPES OF SUCCULENT THRIVE IN ZONE 9?


Zone 9 is paradise to succulent-lovers. The hot and prolonged summer provide a favourable environment for many succulent genus to thrive. Such succulents can be Cactus, Echeveria, String of pearls, Sempervivum, Sedum, Cotyledon, Aloe and many others listed below.

 

LIST OF SUCCULENTS IN ZONE 9A

 

Types of Succulents Zone 9a

Types of Succulents Zone 9a

 

Types of Succulents Zone 9a

 

LIST OF SUCCULENTS IN ZONE 9B

 

Types of Succulents Zone 9b

 

List of Succulents in Zone 9b

Succulents Zone 9b

 

Types of Succulents Zone 9b

 

Succulents Zone 9b

 

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