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This brushy, full cactus is native to the sandy soils of South America, a habitat it shares with many other recognizible collector species in the States.  This is a great container or landscaping plant, as it has the potential to grow up to 4 meters...

This gorgeous plant is native to Madagascar, and does well in well-draining soil in a sunny spot. It is a perfect container plant! Keep in mind that their lush leaves can burn in too-intense or direct full sun, so it would do well in a warm, indirectly...

This robust hybrid is a result of cross polinating two of the most impressive trichos - Trichocereus scopulicola & Trichocereus pachanoi 'Juul's Giant.' It promises a commanding presence as it grows!   

This cactus is also known by the full scientific classification of "Gymnocalycium castellanosii subs. bozsingianum." This particular gymno will rarely produce offshoots and will typically only propagate via seed. It remains solitary in its...

Echeveria Mensa is a rosette shaped succulent that has a beautiful dusty light blue/green to purple/pink color.

Echeveria sanyatwe are a rosette shaped succulent with a nice pop of pink/purple color with slightly dusty leaves. They make a great arrangement plant, but also look amazing on their own. 

Aloe ‘Purple Haze’ is a very textured aloe with blue green to lilac colored leaves. The bumpy edges make each offset of this plant super unique and a great addition to any collection.

Agave lophantha is a rosette forming agave with many different forms, and is commonly known as a 'Center Stripe Agave' or 'Thorn-crested Agave'. This multigreen form has a nice light green variegation and white flecks on the leaves. 

This particular Agave sports very handsome white fibers on each leaf, earning it the very fitting common name of 'Thread Agave." This plant is a moderate grower, but can show quick growth rates during the summer months if getting full sun and plenty of...

This plant was recently reclassified and is now known as Aloe perfoliata, or more commonly, the Golden Toothed Aloe. This Aloe is native to South Africa and will produce many offsets with the right care, making it ideal for groundcover or as an addition...

This small collector's Aloe is endemic to Madagascar, and will eventually grow a woody stem as it matures. This plant is endangered in its native habitat, and is considered a dwarf Aloe.