Echeveria 'Ballerina' with low succulents in front and Calocephalus brownii behind in drought tolerant garden

Echeveria ‘Ballerina’, commonly known as Ballerina Echeveria, is a succulent perennial adapted to many summer-dry climate gardens. This drought-tolerant plant features rosettes of thick, fleshy leaves that range in color from pale green to pink. Echeveria ‘Ballerina’ is a compact plant that grows in a low, mounding habit, making it ideal for use in rock gardens or as ground cover.

This plant thrives in well-draining soil and full sun, making it perfect for mediterranean climates. Echeveria ‘Ballerina’ has low water needs and is best suited for gardens with minimal irrigation. Notable features of this plant include its ability to attract pollinators and its use in container gardening.

Originating from Mexico, Echeveria ‘Ballerina’ is native to dry, rocky habitats in the desert regions. This resilient plant is well-suited for drought-tolerant landscapes and adds a touch of elegance to summer-dry gardens.