Succulents

This spectacular H. bayeri hybrid sports some beautiful rounded, dark leaves with reticulated leaf patterns. This is a slow-growing plant that can adjust to most any container, as long as it is well-draining. Haworthia are especially prone to rot, so...

Haworthia coarctata is a slow growing hardy plant. It can grow in full sun to shade, indoors or outdoors.

Haworthia concolor is a slow growing hardy plant. It can grow in full sun to shade, indoors or outdoors.

Haworthiopsis reinwardtii is a slow growing hardy plant. It can grow in full sun to shade, indoors or outdoors.

This draught-tolerant caudiciform succulent forms a delicate trailing vine during its growing months with small white flowers. It is suitable for use in outdoor xeriscaping, or can be planted in a container indoors or out. It tends to prefer partial to...

This summer-dormant succulent is native to Madagascar, and loves bright, direct morning sun. They are winter growers and typically don't need much watering through the summer. They are mildly cold-hardy (down to 40 degrees F) and produce yellow...

Ficus petiolaris, also known as a rock fig, can grow large large interesting trunks and roots when grown in a container. Ficus petiolaris has large green leaves with red veins. Makes for a great bonsai specimen.

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 great bonsai specimen.

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...

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 indoors with plenty of...

This Euphorbia develops a fat caudex once it has become established. They do not care for long draughts, and usually prefer weekly waterings during summer months. They cannot tolerate wet soil, so well-draining soil is important, along with partial to...

Sansevieria gracilis is a caulescent, herbaceous Sansevieria species that can grow into groundcover in landscaping and trailing in pottings. It has an intensely sweet scented flower. The plant spreads via aerial or subsurface stolons. It prefers partial...