Adenium obesum, aka 'Desert Rose', gets its name from its rose-like flowers.

It is a popular succulent plant for both indoor and outdoor gardening. Desert rose looks stunning when planted as a perennial (in frost-free areas), but it also makes a wonderful tropical plant for container gardens. It is a great companion plant for cacti and other succulents.

Loved by bonsai enthusiasts as it has a larger trunk, or caudex, these beautiful, drought-tolerant desert rose succulents are native to Africa and the Arabian Peninsula Desert, adapting well to arid or semi-arid climates and can also adapt well to tropical and semi-tropical settings.

All plants are shipped bare root, well packaged, healthy, free of pests & diseases.

$21.00

Albuca bracteata aka Pregnant Onion, False Sea Onion, and Sea-Onion

Albuca Bracteata is often found in collections of succulent enthusiast due to its gorgeous, exposed, green - translucent bulbs and the interesting little bulblets it produces that make it appear pregnant and give rise to new plants.

The leaves are strap like and the flower spikes are adorned with white, aromatic flowers with green central stripes.

This one ships bare root with the root ball carefully protected.

$15.00

Bilbergia Nutans - aka Queens Tears or Friendship Plant

Billbergia nutans, or Queen's-tears, is an epiphytic bromeliad native to Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Argentina.

This member of the Bromeliaceae family is one of the most exotic, unusual plants you can grow indoors...and one of the most striking.

For some reason, Queen's Tears is not as easy to find in nurseries as its bromeliad relatives.

Expect stunning flowers in spring when the plant reaches maturity, usually in 2-3 years. The flowers are pink, purple, yellow or green and are surrounded by red or pink bracts.

All plants are shipped bare root, well packaged, healthy, free of pests & diseases.

$21.00

Albuca bracteata aka Pregnant Onion, False Sea Onion, and Sea-Onion

Albuca Bracteata is often found in collections of succulent enthusiast due to its gorgeous, exposed, green - translucent bulbs and the interesting little bulblets it produces that make it appear pregnant and give rise to new plants.

The leaves are strap like and the flower spikes are adorned with white, aromatic flowers with green central stripes.

Well rooted offset ships bare root with the root ball carefully protected.

$25.00

Fouquieria splendens is a plant indigenous to the Mojave Desert, Sonoran Desert, Chihuahuan Desert and Colorado Desert in the Southwestern United States, and northern Mexico.

While semi-succulent and a desert plant, Ocotillo is more closely related to the tea plant and blueberries than to cactuses.

Ocotillos produce clusters of bright red flowers at their stem tips, which explain the plant's name. Ocotillo means “little torch” in Spanish.

All plants are shipped bare root, ,well packaged, healthy, free of pests & diseases.

$21.00

Sarcaulon Crassicaule hails from Namibia and Republic of South Africa (Northern and western Cape).

It grows in the a bushy and dry semi-desert area usually in rocky places in gravel and on outcrops of weathered quartzite. It will drop it's leaves readily during drought periods and leaf and flower when water is available.

The plant resembles a small tree and is very suitable for bonsai but always an attractive plant. It is relatively easily grown species, very suitable for bonsai.

Seed-grown plants thrive and flower prolifically in cultivation. They require direct sunlight when in full growth, while a filtered exposition is best during the hottest period of summer, when the plants enter in their dormancy phase.

They need to be regularly watered every 6 to 10 days during active growth and producing leaves, occasionally during dormancy. As soon as the foliage starts to show signs of yellowing or withering, water should be withheld.

This one is seed grown from South African seeds.

$25.00