SUCCULENTS

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

Parry's Agave is a rosette-forming perennial native to the deserts of North and Central America.

It likes drier soils and full sun and provides unique geometry and a slate gray/blue foliage to accent a sun garden.

Where hardy, is an evergreen which will retain its rosette of foliage into the winter.

Flowers grow from tall stalks that have the potential to rise to around 10-20' tall. One flower stalk will be produced from each rosette.

These light-yellow, summer-blooming flowers produce seed pods. After flowering, the original rosette will die off and more rosettes will form off of suckers from the original plant.

This plant is used by Indigenous peoples in the Americas to make fibers and soap as well as food and medicine.

$20.00

Agave Marginata or "Kissho Kan" is highly sought after.

Grow in full sun to light shade in hot climates. I grow these in filtered light.

"Kissho Kan" translates to "lucky crown" or "happy crown" .

Healthy, robust specimen (outgrowing 3 inch pot) with great, strong roots. Shipped bare root and well packaged.

Limited Supply.

$23.00

(Variegated Century Plant) - This large plant can be dramatic in the landscape with yellow-green flowers that attract hummingbirds.

Large rosette-forming succulent to 5 to 6 feet tall by 6 to 8 feet wide with upright slightly wavy gray-green leaves that have strong cream to yellow margins.

Plant in full sun. Irrigate occasionally.

Cold hardy to 15 degrees F or less.

Youg robust plant ships out bare root.

$19.00

A dramatic Statement in your Landscape or Pot!

Agave Angustifolia Marginata Variegata is native to tropical Costa Rica and Mexico.

These are great agaves for containers because of their smaller size, they need filtered light or very high interior lighting.

Plants should be watered and allowed to dry before watering again.

These agaves have softer leaves than most varieties and the color is a blue-green with cream colored margins.

It is used to make mezcal (tequila), rope, food, soap and other products are also made from the fibers and pulp.

$17.00

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

Burgersfort Aloe's native habitat is in Burgersfort, Mpumalanga, South Africa.

It grows on sandy soils in the open or the shade of trees.

The tight rosettes can be 11 inches to 15 inches in height, the leaves are white spotted, brownish, with dry twisted tips.

It has a four foot tall branched inflorescences of red flowers supported on dark stems.

This is a seldom available beauty! Selling 5 year old seedlings.

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

Extremely Limited Quantity.

$17.00

Aloe castilloniae is a species of flowering plant in the family Asphodelaceae. It is a highly sought after species for true aloe enthusiasts.

Their desireability and demand stems from how rare they have been due to being restricted to only a handful of populations in Madagascar.

Aloe castilloniae was only described in 2006, by Jean-Bernard Castillon, and named in honor of his wife, Bernadette.

The newness of the species in horticulture and the limited number of clone types, as well as their somewhat slow growth habit, contributes significantly to their demand.

It is endemic to the south of Madagascar, where it grows in calcareous cliffs and rocky ridges in the Mahafaly plateau.

$25.00

Aloe harlana is a species of Aloe found in eastern Ethiopia. It was first described by Gilbert Reynolds in 1957.

The leaves are uniformly semi-glossy, dark olive-green with attractive light longitudinal streaks and dashes and brown teeth.

The flowers range from deep wine red in bud and turn a pale orange as they begin to open.

Water thoroughly when soil is dry to the touch. Protect from frost.

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

$19.00

Aloe haworthioides is a species of plant in the genus Aloe native to Madagascar.

This aloe is named for its leaves, which are covered with soft spines that create a resemblance to Haworthia species.

A small species, it grows in stemless, clumping offsets and sports orange, highly fragrant flowers.

$17.00

Aloe maculata, the soap aloe or zebra aloe, is a Southern African species of aloe. Local people in South Africa know it informally as the Bontaalwyn in Afrikaans, or lekhala in the Sesotho language.

It grows well and flowers beautifully.

This is a good sized plant.

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

$21.00

Aloe parvula is dwarf Aloe of the Itremo Mountains of Central Madagascar ( Mont Amboto-menaloha, west of Betsileo, Mts Analamamy, Mont Amboloandro, south of Betsileo, Mont Ivohibory, west of Ivohibe.)

The flowers are coral-red with yellow tips.

Its main growing periods are spring and Autumn, This species is dormant in winter.

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

$17.00

This drought-tolerant aloe belongs to the aloaceae family, native to Madagascar, South Africa, and India. The hybrid 'Purple Haze' was made in 2020.

The long, bumpy leaves have a blue-green base tone that becomes a vibrant purple when stressed by sun.

It can also show pink hues on the irregular teeth that line its leaves.

A must for any passionate collector.

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

Selling a good sized clump.

$25.00

Bring Sunshine and Cheer into Your Home!! Aloinopsis rosulata is a gorgeous species of succulent plant, endemic to the Eastern Cape and Western Cape, South Africa (Beaufort West to Willowmore and Steytlerville).

It is a winter-grower, and produces a thick, pronounced tuber which can be raised for effect.

Aloinopsis rosulata goes by the common name “Acaulon rosulatum”.

The shape resembles a tongue as it is elongated, flat, and wide. The plant belongs to the family of Aizoaceae.

This summer-dormant plant can grow up to a height of 4 inches.

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

Limited Supply

$17.00

A small, clustering succulent with vibrant pigments of hot pink and apple green.

Leaves are violet pink on undersides.

Large pink flowers appear in afternoon in summer.

Does not tolerate intense heat or strong, direct sunlight for extended

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

$10.00

Highly variable in appearance, Dudleya Eastwoodiae is an evergreen succulent with beautiful rosettes that can grow from 8 – 12 in. across.

Depending on the weather, the fleshy leaves and stems display bright red colors along the edges and tips.

Candelabra-like clusters of brilliant lemon-yellow flowers appear on thick stalks attracting hummingbirds and bees.

Excellent for rock garden, walls or containers, where good drainage and a little summer water can be provided.

Native to sea bluffs in central, northern California and parts of Oregon.

Seed-grown this compact succulent ships out bare root and well packaged.

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

$19.00

Echeveria ‘Devotion’ is native to Mexico.

It is a succulent plant in the Crassulaceae family.

The whole plant has thick leavesthat turn a deep red, with a bright red color at the top of the leaf margins.

In winter and early spring, bunches of small orange-red flowers appear creating a stunning contrast.

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

$19.00

Epiphyllum is a genus of epiphytic plants in the cactus family, native to Central America and South America. Common names for these species include climbing cacti, orchid cacti and leaf cacti.

Offering cuttings for purple, pink and yellow blooming Epi's.

Cuttings need to be fully healed or calloused over. Dip in rooting hormone and place in in a pot filled with pummice or cactus soil. Within a few weeks you should start to see new growth.

$10.00

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

Gasteraloe 'Green Ice' is a cross between a gasteria and an aloe. It forms rosettes of grayish-green leaves marked with gray dots and elongated stripes.

It grows to become a beautiful cluster of plantlets that can be kept together or divided into individual plants.

It has showy red/orange flowers.

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

$18.00

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This haworthia is beautiful cultivar with rough, light green foliage. The leaves are chunky and have a triangular shape.

Stress from sun and drought can induce reddish orange flushing.

This is likely a hybrid of H. lateganiae x H. floribunda.

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

$17.00

Haworthia attenuata 'Concolor': A distinctive plant with an elegant form and patterning.

Thought by some to be a cultivar of H. attenuata var. glabrata, 'Concolor' has notably long, slender leaves that are speckled with lots of tiny white dots. The foliage can shade between lime and dark green and has a bumpy texture.

This one has been exposed to bright light and has developed gorgeous red tones. This is a very well rooted offset of my parent plant. In no time this one will cluster and form gorgeous offsets that you can remove, propagate and share with fellow enthusiasts or friends.

If you are into hybridizing different Haworthia varieties, this one has very pronounced and intriguing patterns and leaves.

Limited Supply.

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

$12.00

Haworthia attenuata 'Concolor': A distinctive plant with an elegant form and patterning.

Thought by some to be a cultivar of H. attenuata var. glabrata, 'Concolor' has notably long, slender leaves that are speckled with lots of tiny white dots.

The foliage can shade between lime and dark green and has a bumpy texture.

This one has been exposed to bright light and has developed gorgeous red tones.

This is a very well rooted offset of my parent plant. In no time this one will cluster and form gorgeous offsets that you can remove, propagate and share with fellow enthusiasts or friends.

If you are into hybridizing different Haworthia varieties, this one has very pronounced and intriguing patterns and leaves.

Use a well draining soil mix and only water when soil is dry to the touch; do not keep waterlogged. Beautiful, easy to care for plant!

Ships bare root.

$12.00

This is a beautiful Haworthia Truncata x Haworthia Maughanii hybrid!

Haworthia Fasciata aka the Zebra Plant, is a small, rare, succulent native to South Africa. It has a long life span of up to 50 years.

In the wild, these plants grow in very harsh conditions and are commonly found buried in sand.

It is a small rosette with linear leaves covered in attractive white spots.

They are easy to grow, preferring a well-draining soil mix. While the plant is somewhat tolerant of low-light conditions, it prefers bright filtered light, which also produces the best colors in the leaves.

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

$12.00

Haworthia ‘Mirror Ball‘ is a beautiful, small, rarely available Japanese cultivar with brown leaves, white marks, and window tips. In lower light it can turn different shades of green. As it grows, it forms clumps over time. These Haworthia flower off and on all year round and are easy to grow.

This variety can grow easily on window sills, verandas and in miniature succulent gardens where they are happy to share their habitat with other smaller succulent plants, or in outdoor rockeries.

Haworthias are winter growers and are dormant in the hottest summer months.

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

$19.00

Haworthia turgida, also sometimes known as the windowpane plant; it is a species of Haworthia native to the Cape Provinces.

It grows on cliffs along the Langeberg Mountains in the Western Cape at elevations from 1,640 to 4,920 feet.

Sunlight brings out the hues of yellow, orange, browns and reds.

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

$12.00

This beautiful toothy haworthia is a stunning hybrid.

Very few available.

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

$17.00

Haworthia venosa sub. Tessellata is the only Haworthia that grows in Namibia.

The leaves are fleshy, firm in texture, broadly triangular, strongly re-curved, brownish to green.

Provide medium light and avoid direct sun. If you give it right amount of sun light, the nice markings will be more visible and plants more attractive.

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

$9.00

Selling 2 easy to root cuttings of this beautiful, vibrantly colored kalanchoe.

Gorgeous bright peachy-orange flowers bloom prolifically all summer once this plant is established.

$9.00

Seed-grown lithops that look like they are on steroids!
They are very large and clump out. They were open pollinated so there are random mixes.

I have a select, small group left.

Please trust me to pick out a healthy, beautiful plant for you. You won't be disappointed.

Ships with soil on the root ball to prevent stress. Just pop it in to your cactus soil mix in your favorite planter and enjoy!

$10.00

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