Succulents with Fibonacci Spirals Calendar

Spiral leaf arrangements are a big reason succulent plants are so popular. You and whomever you give this calendar to may already love succulents because the leaves of many of them follow what's known as the Fibonacci Sequence. Learn about this fascinating natural phenomenon and see more gorgeous examples (all ID'd) in Debra Lee Baldwin's YouTube video, "Succulents with Fibonacci Spirals" and in the 80-plant Gallery on her website: https://debraleebaldwin.com/succulent-plants/succulents-fibonacci-spirals/. Widely known as the “Queen of Succulents,” Debra Lee Baldwin is the award-winning garden photojournalist who launched global interest in succulents with the first edition of "Designing with Succulents" (now in its completely revised 2nd ed.). Her other bestsellers are "Succulent Container Gardens" and "Succulents Simplified". Debra's YouTube videos have over 7,500,000 views. (Visit her YouTube channel at YouTube main page https://www.youtube.com/debraleebaldwin.) In her videos, newsletter and on her website she shares news, ideas, tips, and destinations that celebrate gardening and the joy of "all things succulent." Calendars by Debra Lee Baldwin are collectable and offer a year of gorgeous wall art. Each image is worth framing. And in case you missed them, all Debra's previous Zazzle calendars are available for upcoming years! Visit her Zazzle store at https://bit.ly/2If7Qpg or simply search. These are the plants shown in Debra Lee Baldwin's "Succulents with Spirals: Celebrating the Fibonacci Sequence" Calendar: January – Agave victoriae-reginae February – Aeonium ‘Starburst’ March – Kalanchoe luciae ‘Fantastic’ April – Rebutia muscula May and Back Cover-- Mammillaria celsiana June – Ferocactus sp. July and Front Cover – Aloe polyphylla August – Kalanchoe thyrsiflora September – Euphorbia gorgonis October – Echeveria imbricata November – Aeonium arboreum ‘Rubrolineatum’ December – Euphorbia flanaganii