Plants

Gymnocalycium reductum var. schatzlianum, Gymnocalyciums are known to flowering easily, and are a very good beginner cacti. Please note that photos are for illustrative purposes only. You may not receive the exact same plant as photographed when you...

Ferocactus glaucescens is a slow growing bluish cactus. It has yellow spines and can produce funnel shaped blooms in spring and summer.

Echinocactus grusonii is a very popular landscape plant, but it also makes a great potted cactus. It has a pale green barrel with golden colored spines, so it often looks gold from a distance. 

Aloe 'Christmas Carol' is a small growing Aloe with red trim and deep red bumps. It has reddish pink to orange flowers in the winter, and can a deeper red color in full sun. 

Aloe erinacea is a very slow growing and rare compact aloe that grows well in rocky and sandy soil. It’s pale gray green color and rosette shape gives this plant a really cute look.

Opuntia subulata variegata is a beautiful variegated semi-hardy cactus. It can grow in a branching pattern from the trunk, and has long leaves almost year round. 

Kalanchoe behartii has fuzzy interesting foliage. It likes full indirect sun. Allow to drain between waterings. 

Pedilanthus tithymaloides 'devild backbone' is native to the American tropics. It grows well as a houseplant in bright indirect light. This plants milky sap may be poisonous. pictured in 2.5" pot

Pilosocereus glaucescens, also known as a blue torch,  is a beautiful cactus with a blue tint and whispy hair like spines. It originates from Brazil. 

Cereus peruvianus monstrose has irregular growth patterns which make it a very unique cactus. It grows as a multi-branched cactus and can have growth ranging from blue green to grey green in color. It is also known as an apple cactus. 

Pachypodium rutenbergianum has thorny branches. It originates from the southwest corner to northwest tip of Madagascar. Grows large showy flowers.

Ficus palmeri originates from Mexico, and can grow large large interesting trunks and roots when grown in a container. Ficus Palmeri has large green leaves with light green veins. Makes for a gret bonsai specimen.