Cold Hardy Succulents

In order of appearance: aeonium arboreum, aeonium hawarthi, echeveria agavoides, echeveria gibbiflora, sedum spectabile, sempervivum
It's important to note that while these succulents can tolerate cold temperatures, they may not thrive in freezing conditions. To protect them from frost damage, it's a good idea to plant them in a protected area or cover them with a frost blanket when temperatures are expected to drop below freezing.