Succulents

The Aloe ferox plant is also commonly known as the Bitter Aloe. It is native to Southern Africa, so it prefers sandy-loamy well-draining soils, full sun, and moderate waterings.  Aloe ferox may have less red spines than in the photos. 

Sempervivum 'Hens & Chicks' are low growing succulent rosettes, and can easily cluster and outgrow a container in the right conditions.  

Sempervivum 'Hens & Chicks' are low growing succulent rosettes, and can easily cluster and outgrow a container in the right conditions.  

Sempervivums are low growing succulent rosettes, and can easily cluster and outgrow a container in the right conditions. 

This plant is native to South Africa, and as many of the plants in that region do, they will go dormant or semi-dormant during the summer - make sure not to overwater during this time! This plant prefers bright, direct light, and lots of it! 

Scientifically, this Monadenium is also considered to be a Euphorbia (E. neostapelioides). It can tolerate growing in shade, but if moved into full or indirect bright light, it should be moved slowly to avoid severe scorching! This plant is a fast grower...

Scientifically, this Monadenium is also considered to be a Euphorbia (E. guentheri). It can tolerate growing in shade, but if moved into full or indirect bright light, it should be moved slowly to avoid severe scorching! This plant is a fast grower that...

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...

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.