SEEDS Succulents A
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Adenium arabicum RCN 'Medusa'
Adenium arabicum RCN 'Medusa' is a specialized cultivar variation of the classic Adenium arabicum line known as RCN (Ra-Chi-Nee-Pan-Dok, meaning "Queen of a Thousand Flowers"). It combines the multi-branching, heavy-flowering characteristics of the Thai-bred RCN strain with the "Medusa" mutation, which alters both the branching habit and the foliage structure.
Adenium arabicum Redwine × MKMK
Parent Lines & Genetics: Redwine (Red Wine): unique, dark reddish-brown lines known for multi-branching canopy structures and distinct caudex pigmentation.Adenium arabicum 'Redwine x MKMK' is a hybrid cross that blends two elite Thai arabicum species
Adenium obesum 'Sweet Rosie'
The "Rosy" variety has been hybridized to grow double, triple, or even quadruple layers of overlapping trumpet-shaped petals.
Adenium obesum (Desert Rose) Mixed colors.
Adenium obesum hybrid
Adenium somalense anaconda
Adenium somalense var. nova 'Tanzania'
Adenium X 'German Obesum'
Aeonium cuneatum. This item ships in 2-3 weeks.
Aeonium decorum
Aeonium holochrysum. Quantities over 25 ships in 2 weeks.
Aeonium longithyrsum
Aeonium percarneum
Aeonium pseudourbicum
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 Western 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. Origin: Mexico.
Agave attenuata.
Agave ellemeetiana var subdentata.
Agave filifera.
Agave montana (Mountain Agave). This solitary agave does not produce offshoots or pups. Native of northeastern Mexico found at elevations up to 9,000 feet. Very tolerant of cold, heat, drought, and poor soils. Can be planted in full sun, partial shade is recommended for low desert plantings. Tolerates temperatures down to 10 deg F. USDA Zone 7.
Agave salmiana var. ferox (Agave ferox)
Agave schidigera 'Black Widow'
Agave striata v. falcata
Agave victoriae-reginae. USDA: 6-10. Full sun. Little water required. Hardy to 15 deg. F. (for short durations). Usually solitary rosette to 18" in diameter. Origin: Chihuahua, Mexico.
Agave victoriae-reginae v. compact form. A compact form, tends to make lots of off sets.
Aichryson bethencourtianum
Aichryson laxum.
Aichryson punctatum
Aloe 'Big Mac' Big maculate' aloe. A robust, large-growing, shrubby aloe hybrid likely derived from a cross between Aloe maculata (Soap Aloe) and Aloe arborescens (Torch Aloe).
Growth Habit & Form: Forms massive, dense clusters that reach 4 to 5 feet tall and wide. Individual rosettes spread roughly 18 inches across.
Foliage: Thick, fleshy, dull-green leaves with light H-shaped spots (inherited from A. maculata). Under high sun or drought stress, the foliage flushes with attractive purplish, maroon, or reddish tones.
Bloom: In spring, it sends up stout, sparingly branched inflorescences bearing dark tubular red flowers that sit well above the main canopy, drawing in hummingbirds and other pollinators.
Landscape Role: Because of its bulk, it functions well as a durable architectural specimen, visual accent, or barrier planting in xeriscapes and arid gardens.
Aloe africana. Large aloe that grows up on a single trunk to 4 to 6 feet tall. Wide rosettes of long gracefully-recurved and relatively narrow leaves.