Nice cuttings :) The first pic seems to include a sedum in there. (Sedum morganianum "Donkey's Tail")

I love Senecios, but currently I only have 3

S. kleiniformis from my dish garden

S. rowleyanus "String of Pearls", hope it can grow into a true luscious hanging basket one day

And my S. haworthii

Beautiful orange flower on the S. galpinii Harry :D
My kleiniiformis had the same kind of flower 3 times last year, some of them didn't open very nicely but was still nice to see, it has a strange scent though.

Thank you.

One more: S. butleri

Harry

the plant:

Those all look amazing.

Nice flowers on those Harry.

David, very nice, that arrangement is awesome. What's the one on the far right reaching toward the window?

Thanks.

Harry
that S. butleri is beautiful!
Here are few of mine before they got too etoliated...
Senecio cylindricum (narrow-leaf chalksticks):

Red

White

and green

nomen
Are they all Senecios? If yes, why don't you post the names?
Thnx.
Rina

Here is a mandraliscae Feb 8, 2015:

Don't know the name of this one from March 7, 2015:

I do not usually photograph senecios, but I have a variety of them in my front yard.

@Mark are you talking about the one that has red edges? That is Kalanchoe luciae "Flapjack". Lost most of its redness on my windowsill but still growing nicely.

wonderful plants as usual @nomen, I only know the white is S. Haworthii and green is String of Pearls since I've got them too. I hope mine can stay compact, i know these tend to etiolate.

@Lars stunning blue pencils! Many times I nearly bought a 10" pot-full of these because of the beautiful blue colours, but never did because of the lack of space...

Thanks, David! I's using the blue pencils mostly as ground cover, and I like the way they mix with the ice plant that is blooming. I do not think of it as a plant for a pot, however, as they do take up a lot of space. We cleared another space in the front yard this weekend for some more succulents but have not decided which ones to move from pots in the back yard. Generally I keep succulents in pots in the back yard when I first get them, and if they grow out of control, I put them in the ground in the front yard. It's not much of a plan, but that's what I've been doing!

Here's another one from the back yard:

David, That Kalanchoe is great. I was actually referring to the tallest one just to the left of the rightmost rock. What is the name of that one?

Lars
I think I see Kalanchoe Fang on very left (top) of your last photo (partially cut off in pic).
Rina

@Mark Oh, the blue one with spear-like leaves? That's the reason I posted that photo, to show the Senecio. It is a S. kleiniiformis

This one I identified before the name tag faded: Senecio medley woodii (photo from Nov 6, 2012). The plant is much larger now and the leaves are a different color.