Succulents in nature
Succulents in cultivation
Crassula
Adromischus
Cotyledon and tylecodon
Kalanchoe
Sedum, sempervivum, and other old world crassulaceae
Echeveria
Sedum and other world crassulaceae
Euphorbia
Euphorbia relatives
Lithops and other living stones
Dwarf mesembryanthemums
Small, medium, and large mesembryanthemums
Anacampseros and its relatives
Pelargonium and monsonia : Succulent geraniums
Stapelia and other thick-stemmed succulent milkweeds : Stapeliads
Succulent milkweeds with vining and caudiciform habits
Adenium and pachypodium
Senecio and othonna : Succulent asters
Dioscorea, cucurbits, and other succulent caudiciforms
Adenia, cissus, ficus, and pterodiscus : Succulent passion vines, grapes, figs, and sesames
Succulent trees and pachycauls
Aloe
Haworthia
Gasteria, astroloba, and poellnitzia
Succulent bulbs
Agave
Agave relatives and terrestrial bromeliads
Succulent odds and ends
Further reading
Index of plant names.
OBNB doesn't sell books, but you may be able to find a copy at one of these websites:
The Timber Press guide to succulent plants of the world : a comprehensive reference to more than 2000 species by Fred Dortort. ISBN 9780881929959. Published by Timber Press in 2011. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
