Haworthia attenuata variegata Origin: South Africa Flower: White Description: Can grow as tall as 6 inches and clusters with offsets. Green leaves with some degree of variation. With more direct sun, the leaves will become more red. This Haworthia can

Beautiful succulent garden in handmade planter Think outside the box by planting succulents in different containers. We selected this unique container made up cement and fiberglass. A simple design that allows you to use your creativity and mix colorful succulents

X Gasteraloe Origin: South Africa Flower: White Description: Has blue-green leaves that are spotted or marked with tiny white markings. A hybrid between Gasteria and Aloe, this species grows between 6-12 inches tall with few offsets. Sun: Partial shade Water:

Adenia veneata Origin: Ethiopia to East Africa Flower: Tiny white or yellow flowers Description: Like most Adenias, this species is a vine grower and has a green trunk with multiple branches. This succulent can reach as high as 3-4 feet

Dorstenia foetida Origin: Tanzania Flower: Greenish-yellow to yellow Description: With its thick, dark-green leaves growing from a small trunk, this plant will reach about 12 inches tall. Flowers appear on a flower-like structure often resembling a shield. After the flowers,

Epithelantha micromeris “Button Cactus” Origin: New Mexico Flower: Pink-white Description: Unique looking, globular shaped cactus that has white-gray spines. It grows to be up to 2 inches and 1.5 inches wide. After the cactus blooms tiny pink-white flowers, it produces

Ariocarpus retusus Origin: Mexico Flower: Pale pink to white Description: One of the most popular species in its family, this cactus has grey-green leaves and is known for its attractive flowers. Slow-growing species that can reach about 6 inches tall.

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OPEN Friday: 10am – 03pmOPEN Saturday: 10am – 03pmOPEN Sunday: 10am – 03pm To all of our Community, As much as we would love to have you visit and see the wonderful variety of cacti and succulents all week long, we have

Stapelia flavopurpureaOrigin: NambiaFlower: Greenish starfish shapeDescription: Spreading succulents with long, green stems that turn slightly purple when exposed to full sun. A distinctive feature of this plant are the little, star-shaped flowers that range from bright yellow to green. Flowers

Echinocactus grusonii “Golden Barrel”Origin: MexicoFlower: Yellow flowers around the crown of the plant after it reaches about 20 years old.Description: Slow growing, spherical cactus that can over many years grow up to 3 feet tall and about 36 inches wide.

Notocactus ottonisOrigin: BrazilFlower: YellowDescription: A simple, globular cactus that may later produce offsets and later usually forms into a clustering plant. Can grow up to about 5-6 inches tall. Produces beautiful, bright yellow flowers at a young age.Sun: Partial to

Tillandsias are also called “air plants,” which are native to South America. Tillandsias are epiphytes, which means their root systems attach themselves to trees or rocks. Tillandsias get their nutrients and moisture from the air. Unlike succulents, Tillandsias require no soil to thrive. 3

Sempervivum tectorum “Houseleek”Origin: Swiss AlpsFlower: PinkDescription: Low growing, rosette succulent that can only grows up to about 6 inches tall and can spread up to 20 inches wide. Also known as “Hens n Chickens,” this succulent easily produces offsets that

Desert cactus container gardenCreate a mini desert garden using a variety of colorful and interesting cacti and succulents such as the Gymnocalycium mihanovichii “Moon Cactus”, Opuntia microdasys, “Angel Wings”, and Haworthia attenuata “Zebra Plant.” We picked plants that are compatible

Sedum multiceps “Miniature Joshua Tree”Origin: AlgeriaFlower: YellowDescription: True to its name, this plant only grows up to about 6 inches tall and 6 inches wide. A multi-branching plant with green leaves and woody stems. During the summer, you will see

Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi 'Variegata' “Variegated Lavender Scallops”Origin: MadagascarFlower: Red-Brown clusters that hang slightly on tall stemsDescription: A succulent shrub that grows up to 1-2 feet tall and about 1-2 feet wide. Has lavender gray-green leaves and ivory color variegation with scalloped

Beautiful Canoe Shaped Succulent GardenChoose fun and interesting containers to create a unique succulent container garden. We chose a handmade canoe shaped container and planted an assortment of colorful and blooming succulents.Featured succulents: Anacampseros rufescens variegata “Rainbow Sand Rose,” Echeveria

Cereopegia woodii “String of Hearts”Origin: South AfricaFlower: MagentaDescription: Pretty, heart-shaped leaves that cascade wonderfully over containers. Known as the “rosary vine,” this beautiful succulent is a member of the milkweed family. Has a variation of pink and blue-green leaves that

Xerosicyos danguyi “Silver Dollar Vine”Origin: MadagascarFlower: Small yellow-greenDescription: Stemming from the cucumber family, this unique trailing succulent with ovate green, fleshy leaves. A great option for gardeners who who want interesting cascading plants; this species can grow as long as

Cascading Portulacria afra “Elephant Bush”Origin: South AfricaFlower: PinkDescription: Beautiful succulent with green, glossy and lush leaves that cascade over containers. The “Elephant Bush” is quite versatile form: it can be grown as a great trailing succulent, planted in the ground

Pleiospilos nelii “Split Rock”Origin: South AfricaFlower: Yellow, orange or whiteDescription: Clump forming and slow-growing stemless plant that grows up to 2-3 inches tall. As a natural defense against predators, the “Split Rock” resembles a stone or cracked rock. This intriguing

Crassula radicans “Large Red”Origin: South AfricaFlower: WhiteDescription: Low growing succulent that can grow up to about 6 inches tall and spreads as wide as 2 to 3 feet. With its red leaves and white flowers, this succulent is amazing as

Gerrardanthus macrorhizusOrigin: South AfricaDescription: In nature this amazing caudiciform can reach as high as 20-30 feet tall. Its base can grow as wide as 12 inches and produces a beautiful, green vine. Excellent container plant or grown as cascading succulent