BonnieJean, hello and welcome! I'm interested in your oyster plant, mosaic aloe, and mother of pearl plant. I have several different types of cactus if you're interested. I also have several different types of sedums. I also have cleome seeds and also some morning glory seeds. If you're interested, send me an e-mail and I can send you some pictures. Thanks. dcarpenter

It will be quite happy in her garden until frost. It is not hardy, and will survive as a houseplant.

Bromeliad, Bilbergia perhaps?

Pennyhal - I only really know the names of my plants because of the helpful people on this website/forum. Everyone here has been very helpful! I've actually just recently started keeping a roster of what exactly I have as far as botanical names. cactusmcharris - I have noticed that plants in the ground do much better than the ones in pots. I actually tried a few of my Graptopetalum Paraguayense in a small pot but after a while I noticed they weren't doing as well as when they were in the ground so I ended up putting them back. I do love dish gardens though. Or maybe I just need to find a sunny area and make a whole succulent garden. Hrm . . . now you got me thinking!