Plants by Genus

A clumping Echeveria with powdery light blue foliage that shades into a deep fuchsia at the end of its sharply-tapered leaves. Primary rosette will grow to 8 inches wide at which point it will produce smaller offsets, forming a small mound 10 to 12...

A clumping Echeveria with powdery light blue foliage that shades into a deep fuchsia at the end of its sharply-tapered leaves. Primary rosette will grow to 8 inches wide at which point it will produce smaller offsets, forming a small mound 10 to 12...

A fast-growing and low-maintenance Echeveria that spreads quickly to form a mat of small, tight rosettes. Silvery light green to blue-green foliage takes on glowing purple hues on the underside of its cupped, recurved foliage in bright sunlight. Offsets...

Echeveria imbricata is a vigorous and hardy ground-covering Echeveria with broad, flat foliage that forms 6 to 8 inch wide, saucer-like rosettes. Offsets freely to form a dense, mounding ground cover that reaches up to a foot wide. Blue-green to...

Echeveria imbricata is a vigorous and hardy ground-covering Echeveria with broad, flat foliage that forms 6 to 8 inch wide, saucer-like rosettes. Offsets freely to form a dense, mounding ground cover that reaches up to a foot wide. Blue-green to...

A small, slow-growing Echeveria with distinctive silver-grey foliage. Elegant, highly symmetrical rosettes are composed of broad, thin leaves that narrow abruptly into a sharp point at their tips. Both bright sun and cool temperatures bring out purple...

A small, slow-growing Echeveria with distinctive silver-grey foliage. Elegant, highly symmetrical rosettes are composed of broad, thin leaves that narrow abruptly into a sharp point at their tips. Both bright sun and cool temperatures bring out purple...

A fast-growing Echeveria with silver-grey leaves that are both upward-curving and fold backwards into themselves along the edges. Its unique appearance makes it a great addition to succulent gardens and containers. Offsets freely to form a clump 8 to 12...

A large Echeveria that forms a 2 to 3 foot wide cluster of multiple, trunked rosettes. Each rosette reaches 14 to 16 inches across. Lightly ruffled leaves emerge blue-green in the center of the rosette and take on tones of pink, red, or purple as they...

A large Echeveria that forms a 2 to 3 foot wide cluster of multiple, trunked rosettes. Each rosette reaches 14 to 16 inches across. Lightly ruffled leaves emerge blue-green in the center of the rosette and take on tones of pink, red, or purple as they...

Another low growing form of Eriogonum fasciculatum. Very fast growing in season so can provide coverage quickly. This selection is a little more 'wild' in its habit compared with the other more common groundcover buckwheats that retain a tighter/neater...

A hybrid between G. johnsonii x G. wilsonii, Grevillea ‘Bonfire’ is a medium-sized evergreen flowering shrub with very fine, needle-like foliage. Similar in foliage and flower appearance to ‘Long John’ but stays smaller. It may grow up to 12 feet tall...

Synonym is 'Ned Kelly'. Very similar to 'Superb' in shape, form and parentage. Supposedly, a smidge faster, a hair taller and the flower color is somewhere in between 'Superb' and 'Robyn Gordon' and some growers claim it is more frost tolerant than...

Synonym is 'Ned Kelly'. Very similar to 'Superb' in shape, form and parentage. Supposedly, a smidge faster, a hair taller and the flower color is somewhere in between 'Superb' and 'Robyn Gordon' and some growers claim it is more frost tolerant than...