The crown jewels of the rosette-forming succulents, easy-care Echeveria come in a rainbow of colors and can be easily found at nurseries. Some of our top picks include rose-colored âAfterglowâ, frilly-edged âBlue Curlsâ, deep purple âBlack Princeâ, and pearly lavender âPerle von Nurnbergâ. All Echeveria perform splendidly in containers and grow well in garden beds in mild-summer areas.
A recent addition to the hobby is collecting real, live shares issued in one's name. Common companies that issue stock certificates include Walt Disney, Harley-Davidson, McDonald's, Starbucks, Google, Ford Motors, Coca-Cola, and Berkshire Hathaway. Again, framing is a popular option for these shares.
Disney stock as an investor fave makes the initial price point matter, and it's no surprise that Disney has split its stock in the past when it rolls north of $100. A stock split may be a zero-sum game -- 100 shares at $200 and 400 shares at $50 are the same thing -- but there's no denying that there's a psychological aspect to keeping a stock's price accessible.