Plants

This particular succulent makes for great groundcover in landscaping since it spreads over time and can reach a height of about two feet, and is also drought tolerant! Keep in mind that unlike many other succulents, this is a winter grower - meaning they...

You may recognize this plant from our Moon Cactus - this is the crested version of the Gymnocalycium that we typically use for grafting! You can't miss the recognizable banding pattern on the body, even with its crazy crested growth pattern. These cacti...

Crassula 'Imperialis' These Crassula can be easy to grow, but as with most Crassula varieties, they are especially suseptible to mealybugs and root root due to overwatering. They are also generally not very heat tolerant, so these may be best kept...

Epithelantha micromeris is a miniature globose cactus. This version is a Texas Native and is cold hardy. It is covered in spines which give it a grey appearance. This is a very rot prone cactus. Pictured in a 4" pot May or may not be flowering

The Blue Torch Cactus is a stunning blue cactus native to Brazil. It is a tall pillar cactus reaching 10-30 feet tall depending on the conditions it’s grown in. This cactus has a dramatic blue stem that turns more blue with age and golden spines...

The Moon Cactus (Gymnocalycium mihanovichii) is a grafted cactus. It is known for the bright colored Gymnocalycium on top of a green root stock cactus.  Pictured in a 2" pot

The Moon Cactus (Gymnocalycium mihanovichii) is a grafted cactus. It is known for the bright colored Gymnocalycium on top of a green root stock cactus.  Pictured in a 2" pot

The Moon Cactus (Gymnocalycium mihanovichii) is a grafted cactus. It is known for the bright colored Gymnocalycium on top of a green root stock cactus.  Pictured in a 2" pot

The Moon Cactus (Gymnocalycium mihanovichii) is a grafted cactus. It is known for the bright colored Gymnocalycium on top of a green root stock cactus.  Pictured in a 2" pot

The Moon Cactus (Gymnocalycium mihanovichii) is a grafted cactus. It is known for the bright colored Gymnocalycium on top of a green root stock cactus.  Pictured in a 2" pot

Alluaudia procera

Gasteria fuji-no shirayuki variegated is a slow growing succulent with an interesting variegation. It grows in clusters.   Plant may have reddish tint in the summer sun and a greenish tint in winter.