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This family is
represented in the Tasmanian flora by a few native species
of Crassula and some introduced species of Crassula,
Aeonium, Cotyledon and Sedum. Most
species have succulent leaves and occur in dry areas. Crassula
helmsii is an aquatic.
Cotyledon orbiculare is a large and
common garden plant with large, circular, succulent leaves
and red, pendulous, tubular flowers (see picture on
right). It is a common garden plant that appears to have
escaped a few times.
Crassulaceae family is commonly known as the
stonecrop family.
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