Cold-hardy varieties, such as Sempervivum (hens and chicks) and Sedum (stonecrops), are excellent choices for winter succulent gardens. Native to regions with harsh climates, these plants have ...

Some succulents are actually cold-hardy ... can go dormant in the winter," says Abby Perry, a master gardener. That means this is an ideal time to clean up your plant before any growth begins ...

During winter, natural light levels drop significantly. Succulents need plenty of sunlight to keep their colors and growth ...