Plants by Type

A hybrid of A.macroacantha x A. victoriae-reginae that grows as a single, compact, symmetrical rosette. Thick steely blue-green foliage is edged in black with black terminal spines. Leaves are spineless along the edges. Plant in full sun in well-draining...

Native to deserts and other arid regions of southern California and northern Mexico, Desert Willow can usually be found growing in washes and along riverbanks. It naturally grows as a shrub or tree but is usually found in nurseries in tree form (both...

Rosettes have silvery white pointed leaves covered with fine white hairs or fuzz.

Rosettes have silvery white pointed leaves covered with fine white hairs or fuzz.

Rosettes have silvery white pointed leaves covered with fine white hairs or fuzz.

Small, shade-tolerant Echeveria featuring lime green foliage tinged with pink at the edges. Blooms with pink flowers late winter to early summer.

A member of the sedge family native to coastal salt marsh, freshwater wetland, and riparian communities throughout California. Three-angled, deep green foliage is topped with tan spikelets in the summer. Reaches 6 to 7 feet tall and spreads continuously...

A creeping sedum featuring delicate white and lime green foliage that blushes pink in the sun. Perfect for containers, rock gardens, or planted in the crevices of rock walls. Produces a mass of tiny pink flowers in the summer. Shear occasionally to...