Plants

This unique shape and coloration is actually native to South Florida! It is known to be pollinated by hummingbirds. Keep in mind that this plant's milky sap may be poisonus as it is technically a Euphorbia-adjacent. 

This beautiful Echeveria cultivar sports broad pastel leaves that can turn lilac or lavender with careful sun-stressing. Keep in mind that Echeveria are susceptible to both root rot and mealy bugs, so keep their pot clear of dead growth and ensure proper...

These beauties are reminiscent of the Agave plant with their tightly-packed rosettes of thick, pointed leaves (which flush red in direct sunlight & infrequent watering). This particular cultivar of E. agavoides features striking, dark leaf tips...

This beautiful rosette succulent grows slowly and tends to remain solitary with few offshoots. They maintain a nice dark purplish color which makes them a great addition to any collection or arrangement. Keep in mind that Echeveria are susceptible to...

This particular Kalanchoe sports flat, thick paddles that feature a delicate, powdery bloom that can turn a beautiful red tone when sun-stressed appropriately. Full to indirect bright sun is best! 

This slow-growing Kalanchoe can thrive on neglect! It prefers full to indirect bright sunlight and sparse waterings during its growing season. Overwatering will kill it, so a very well-draining soil is recommended. 

The Aloe vera is a staple in any home garden, due to its easy care needs and the benefits the "goo" within the leaves can have. 

This aloe tends to keep growth to 3-4 large leaves, and can produce beautiful orange flowers. This species is native to Southern Africa. 

Obregonia denegrii This is the only cactus species from its genus, and is closely related to the Ariocarpus genus. It is also known as the "artichoke cactus."

Pachypodium gracilius monstrose

This newly introduced Kalanchoe hybrid shows beautiful coloration when sun stressed, and tends to prefer bright, direct light. 

Cereus forbesii are fast summer growers, but go dormant in the winter and are not cold tolerant. They can also produce large flowers.