Aeonium castello-paivae

Aeonium ciliatum

Aeonium cuneatum

Aeonium haworthii. Sunset: 15-17, 20-24; USDA: 9b-10. Hardy to 25° F. Bushy succulent, up to 10" tall. Winter grower, provide light and water in winter, and dry shaded conditions in summer. Cream to pinkish flowers. Origin: Canary Islands.

Aeonium lindleyi. USDA: 10-11. Hardy to 30° F.  Dense, bushy growth to 12" tall. Spring grower, keep dry and shaded during summer dormant period. Golden yellow flowers. Origin: Canary Islands.

Aeonium simsii. Sunset: 15-17, 20-24; USDA: 9b-11. Hardy to 28° F. Light shade inland, full sun on the coast. Deep yellow flowers. Origin: Canary Islands.

Aeonium spathulatum. USDA: 9b-11. Hardy to 28° F. Light shade inland, full sun on the coast. Moderate water, provide good drainage. Variable species, branching shrub, up to 3' tall. Origin: Canary Islands.

Aeonium species mix

Aeonium tabuliforme. USDA: 10-12. Hardy to 30° F. Light shade inland, full sun on the coast. Moderate water, keep dry in winter, provide good drainage. Single flat rosette, up to 18" in diameter. Small yellow flowers. The plant dies after flowering. Origin: Canary Islands.

Aeonium urbicum. Sunset: 15-17,20-24; USDA: 9b-11. Hardy to 28° F. Light shade inland, full sun on the coast. Moderate water, keep dry in winter, provide good drainage. Rosettes, up to 20" in diameter. Greenish white flowers. The plant often dies after flowering. Origin: Canary Islands.

Aeonium urbicum v glaucum. Sunset: 15-17,20-24; USDA: 9b-11. Hardy to 28° F. Light shade inland, full sun on the coast. Moderate water, keep dry in winter, provide good drainage. Rosette, up to 20" in diameter. Origin: Canary Islands.

Agave americana (Blue Century plant). Sunset: 10-24; USDA 8b-12. Full sun, heat tolerant. Hardy to 15°F. Each rosette in the clump grows to 6' tall - 6' wide. Allow space for growth. Infrequent water. Native to Mexico, naturalized in West USA.

Agave angustifolia 'Marginata' (Sunset: 12-24; USDA: 9b-10). Full sun to light shade, heat tolerant. Hardy to 25° F. Grows to 3' tall - 3' wide. Produces off sets. Keep dry to slow growth. Origin: Mexico.

Agave asperrima. USDA: 8-10. Full sun, heat tolerant. Hardy to 25° F. Usually solitary grows to 3' tall - 4' wide. Origin: Texas, northern Mexico, 3500 to 6000 feet elevation.

Agave attenuata

Agave bovicornuta (Cow Horn Agave). Sunset: 10, 12-24; USDA: 9-10. Full sun to light shade, heat tolerant. Hardy to 20° F. Usually solitary, grows to 3' tall and 3' wide. Origin: Mexico.

Agave bracteosa (Squid Agave). USDA: 9-12. Full sun to light shade, heat tolerant. Regular water during summer, keep dry winter. Hardy to 18° F. Usually solitary, grows to 18" tall and 18" wide. Origin: Mexico.

Agave celsii. USDA: 9-12. Full sun, heat tolerant. Regular water during summer, keep dry winter. Hardy to 18° F. Clumping rosette, grows to 30" wide, 30" tall. Origin: Eastern Mexico.

Agave chrysantha (Golden-Flowered Agave). Sunset: 11-13,18-21; USDA: 9-11. Full sun, heat tolerant. Regular water during summer, keep dry winter. Hardy to 17° F. Solitary rosette, grows to 3' tall' 3' wide. Origin: Arizona.

Agave cupreata

Agave datylio

Agave Deserti var. deserti. (Sunset: 10-24; USDA: 8-10). Full sun, heat tolerant. Hardy to 18°F. Grows to 5' tall - 4' wide. Infrequent water. Native to Arizona, eastern Calif., Mexico.

Agave difformis. USDA: 9-11. Full sun, heat tolerant. Regular water during summer, keep dry winter. Hardy to 20° F. Clustering rosettes, each 18' tall', 18' wide. Origin: Mexico.

Agave ellemeetiana

Agave ferdinandi-regis (King of the Agaves). Full sun. Little water summer, keep dry winter. Hardy to 25° F. Solitary rosette, 18" by 18". Origin: Central Mexico.

Agave ferox

Agave filifera. Sunset 12-24; USDA: 8b-11. Full sun to light shade. Little water summer, keep dry winter. Hardy to 17° F. Clumping rosettes, 2' wide by 18" tall. Origin: Mexico.

Agave garciae-mendozae

Agave geminiflora

Agave ghiesbreghtii

Agave gypsophila

Agave havardiana

Agave horrida v perotensis. USDA: 9b-10. Full sun to light shade. Moderate water summer, keep dry winter, provide good drainage. Heat tolerant. Hardy to 25° F. Solitary rosette 16" diameter. Origin: Central Mexico.

Agave karwinskii

Agave kerchovei

Agave lechuguilla

Agave macroacantha

Agave marmorata

Agave mckelveyana. USDA: 9b-10. Full sun to light shade. Little water summer, keep dry winter, provide good drainage. Heat tolerant. Hardy to 5° F. Solitary or clustering rosette 18" diameter. Origin: Central and western Arizona.

Agave montana

Agave neomexicana (Mescal agave) USDA: 5-10). Full sun, heat tolerant. Hardy to -20°F. Grows to 20" tall - 30" wide. Infrequent water. Native to Texas, New Mexico, Mexico

Agave obscura

Agave palmeri. Sunset: 1-13,18-21; USDA: 7b-11. Full sun to light shade. Little water summer, keep dry winter, provide good drainage. Heat tolerant. Hardy to 10° F. Solitary or clustering rosette reaching 4' diameter. Origin: Southeastern Arizona, New Mexico, Mexico.

Agave parrasana

Agave parryi var. huachucensis. Sunset: 2,10-24; USDA: 7-11. Heat tolerant, full sun. Clumping rosettes, slow growing up to 2 - 3' tall, 2 - 4' diameter. Hardy to 12°F. Little water. Origin: USA (Arizona: Cochise County), Mexico.

Agave pedunculiflora

Agave polyanthiflora

Agave purpusorum

Agave salmiana (cold hardy)

Agave scabra. USDA: 7-10. Full sun.. Little water summer, keep dry winter, provide good drainage. Heat tolerant. Hardy to 10° F. Clustering rosette reaching 4' diameter. Origin: Eastern Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador.

Agave schidigera

Agave species mix

Agave stictata nana

Agave striata

Agave toumeyana. USDA: 8-10. Full sun.. Little water summer, keep dry winter, provide good drainage. Heat tolerant. Hardy to 10° F. Clumping rosette reaching 8" diameter, 12' tall. Origin: Central Arizona.

Agave utahensis. USDA: 6-10. Full sun. Little water required. Hardy to -10° F. Clumping rosettes to 16" tall. Origin: Mojave and Great Basin Desert of Arizona, Utah, Nevada.

Agave utahensis v kaibabensis

Agave utahensis v. nevadensis

Agave victoriae-reginae. USDA: 6-10. Full sun. Little water required. Hardy to 12° F. Usually solitary rosette to 18" in diameter. Origin: Chihuahua, Mexico.

Albuca sp. Dysseldorp

Albuca spiralis

Alluaudia procera (Madagascan Ocotillo). USDA: 10-12. Light shade. Little water required. Hardy to 12° F. Spiny, branched succulent, tree-like, up to 60' tall. Yellowish white flowers at the tips of the branches. Origin: Southern and southwestern Madagascar.

Aloe 'Blue Elf'

Aloe aculeata. USDA: 9b-10. Light shade. Little water required. Heat tolerant. Hardy to 30° F. Solitary rosette 2' high, 3' in diameter. Dormant during winter. Yellow and red flowers. Origin: South Africa.

Aloe aculeata v crousiana

Aloe arborescens. Sunset: 8-9,13-24; USDA: 9-11. Light shade in hot gardens. Moderate water summer. Heat tolerant. Hardy to 25° F. Clustering rosettes becoming a large shrub, up to 16' tall. Dormant during winter. Orange / Red flowers. Origin: Coastal southern Africa.

Aloe branddraaiensis. USDA: 10-11. Light shade. Moderate water summer. Heat tolerant. Hardy to 32° F. Summer grower. Coral red buds with yellow petal margins. Origin: South Africa.

Aloe broomii. USDA: 9-10. Light shade. Moderate water summer. Heat tolerant. Hardy to 28° F. Summer grower. Usually solitary rosette to 3' diameter. Orange flowers. Origin: South Africa.

Aloe buhrii. USDA: 10-11. Light shade. Moderate water summer. Heat tolerant. Hardy to 28° F. Summer grower. Clustering rosettes, up to 3' diameter. Yellow to orange flowers. Origin: South Africa.

Aloe burgersfortensis

Aloe cameronii

Aloe camperi (USDA: 9b-10). Best in filtered sun. Heat tolerant. Hardy to 28°F. Little water. Clumping aloe colony grows to 3' tall; 6' diameter. Native to Africa.

Aloe capitata

Aloe castanea

Seeds Aloe chabaudi

Aloe claviflora. USDA: 9b-11. Light shade. Light water year round. Heat tolerant. Hardy to 28° F. Clustering rosettes, up to 2' diameter. Orange fading to yellows flowers. Origin: South Africa.

Aloe comosa. USDA: 9b-11. Light shade. Moderate water summer, keep dry winter. Heat tolerant. Hardy to 28° F. Clustering rosettes, up to 2' diameter. Origin: South Africa.

Aloe crosby prolific

Aloe davyana. USDA: 9b-11. Light shade. Light water year round. Heat tolerant. Hardy to 28° F. Clustering rosettes, up to 18" diameter. Pale pink to red flowers. Origin: South Africa.

Aloe dichotoma (Kokerbom). USDA: 9-11. Light shade. Water summer,  keep dry during winter. Root rot prone, provide good drainage. Hardy to 23° F. Succulent tree, up to 30' tall, 20' wide. One of the largest aloes. Yellow flowers. Origin: South Africa (Namaqualand, Bushmanland), Namibia. Easy to grow from seed.

Aloe elegans. Sunset: 8,9,12-24; USDA: 9b-11.  Hardy to 22° F. Light shade to full sun. Water summer, keep dry during winter.
Clumping rossettes, up to 3' tall, 4' diameter. Yellow flowers. Origin: Northeastern Africa.

Aloe eru v. vicarnuta

Aloe excelsa. USDA: 10-11.  Hardy to 30° F. Light shade to full sun. Water summer, keep dry during winter. Single stems, up to 14 feet tall. Redflowers. Origin: Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, northwestern South Africa.

Aloe falcata. USDA: 9b-11. Hardy to 29° F. Light shade Winter grower, provide some winter water. Clumping rossettes 2' diameter. Red flowers. Origin: South Africa.

Aloe ferox (USDA: 9b-11). Light shade. Heat tolerant. Hardy to 24°F. Solitary succulent can reach 12' tall. Grows slowly to 10' tall; 5' in diameter. Summer water, keep dry winter.  Bright orange flowers. Origin: South Africa.

Aloe gariepensis

Aloe graminicola

Aloe grandidentata

Aloe greatheadii. USDA: 10-12. Full sun to light shade. Summer grower, winter keep dry. Hardy to 30° F. Clumping rosette reaching 16" diameter. Red to pale pink flowers during winter. Origin: South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana, Mozambique, Malawi.

Aloe greenii

Aloe hereroensis

Aloe krapohliana

Aloe longistyla

Aloe macroclada v quarziticola

Aloe marlothii

Aloe melanacantha

Aloe parvibractaeta

Aloe perryi

Aloe plicatilis

Aloe ramosissima

Aloe rauhii

Aloe rudikoppe 'Little Gem'

Aloe saponaria (Tiger aloe). Sunset: 8,9,12-24; USDA: 9-11. Light shade. Heat tolerant. Hardy to 24°F. Little water. Clustering rosettes, each plants grows to 8" tall; 10" wide. Origin: Africa.

Aloe saponaria (Giant form). Sunset: 8,9,12-24. Light shade in hottest gardens. Heat tolerant. Hardy to 24°F. Little water. Clustering rosettes, each rosette 30" wide. This clone gets much larger than the standard aloe saponaria.

Aloe sinkatana

Aloe species assorted: Aloe buhrii, castanea, gariepensis, greenii, perryi, saponaria, striata, wickensii and others.

Aloe speciosa

Aloe spectabilis

Aloe striata

Aloe thraskii

Aloe vanbalenii

Aloe variegata (Partridge breast aloe)

Aloe vera barbadensis (Orange flower). This clone is smaller than the aloe vera with yellow flower.

Aloe vera barbadensis (Yellow flower).

Seeds Aloe viacanuata

Aloe wickensii (Aloe cryptopoda); USDA: 9b-11. Light shade to full sun. Heat tolerant. Hardy to 24°F. Little water. Generally solitary stemless rosette. Grows to 3' tall; 2' wide. Native to Africa.

Aloinopsis luckhoffii

Aloinopsis malherbei

Aloinopsis rosulata

Aloinopsis rubrolineata

Aloinopsis schooneesii (yellow/red flowers)

Aloinopsis setifera

Aloinopsis species mix

Anacampseros arachnoides

Anacampseros avasmontana

Anacampseros filamentosa

Anacampseros karasmontana

Anacampseros retusa

Anacampseros rufescens

Anacampseros species mix

Antimima dualis

Antimima pygmaea

Antimima turneriana. Fuzzy blue/green leaves, dark pink to purple flowers.

Argyroderma aureum

Argyroderma crateriforme

Argyroderma delaetii

Argyroderma fissum

Argyroderma gratereforme

Argyroderma luckhoffii

Argyroderma octophyllum

Argyroderma patens

Argyroderma pearsonii

Argyroderma ringens

Argyroderma roseum

Argyroderma species mix (Stone plants). Rock-like plants with pastel flowers congregatum, fissum, framesii, delaetii, pearsonii, subalbum and others.

Argyroderma subalbum

Argyroderma testiculare

Beaucarnea gracilis

Beaucarnea longifolia (Syn: Nolina longifolia)

Beaucarnea recurvata (Nolina recurvata) Ponytail Palm

Bergeranthus artus. Angular green leaves, yellow flowers.

Bijlia cana (Prince Albert). Form with fat leaves.

Bijlia tugwelliae

Braunsia apiculata. Hairy, stiff leaves, purple flowers.

Carpobrotus edulis

Carruanthus peersii

Cephalophyllum alstonii

Cephalophyllum aureorubrum

Cephalophyllum ceresianum

Cephalophyllum cupreum

Cephalophyllum ebracteatum

Cephalophyllum procumbens

Cephalophyllum pulchrum

Cephalophyllum species mix

Cephalophyllum spissum

Cheiridopsis aurea

Cheiridopsis candidissima

Cheiridopsis carinata

Cheiridopsis cigarettifera

Cheiridopsis cuprea

Cheiridopsis denticulata

Cheiridopsis glomorata

Cheiridopsis marlothii

Cheiridopsis peculiaris

Cheiridopsis pilansii

Cheiridopsis purpurea

Cheiridopsis schlechteri

Cheiridopsis species mix. Many forms. Beautiful flowers.

Cheiridopsis vanzylii

Cistanthe guadalupensis

Conicosia alborosea

Conicosia capense

Conicosia pugioniformis

Conophytum calculus

Conophytum minutum

Conophytum pillansii

Conophytum species mix.

Conophytum speciosum

Conophytum uvaeforme

Cotyledon luteoquamata

Cotyledon orbiculata 'Powdery White'

Cotyledon orbiculata v oblonga

Cotyledon orbiculata v undulata

Cotyledon species mix

Cotyledon wallichii

Crassula arborescens (Silver Dollar Plant).  Robust silvery leaves. White to pink, star shaped, flowers. Seeds are very tiny.

Crassula capitella