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A compact form of Agapanthus with green /gold variegation. The gold fades to cream/white at the leaves age. Grows in full sun to part shade. Best with partial shade in inland conditions. This cultivar is exceptionally vigorous and tends to bloom much...

With its tight, rounded form and dwarf stature, Agave ‘KisshoKan’ is perfect for small gardens and containers. Its symmetrical, inward-curving leaves are a powdery blue-gray that contrasts beautifully with its dark red terminal spines and marginal teeth...

A small, mostly solitary rosette forming Agave with distinctive wavy blue-green foliage edged with blunt teeth. Grows 2 to 3 feet tall and wide and may eventually produce offsets around the base. It prefers to be protected from full exposure and extreme...

A highly ornamental Agave that produces multiple offsets to form a small colony rosettes. Leaves are dark green with a prominent lime green band running down the center of both the upper and lower surfaces. The outer edges of the leaves (as well as the...

A highly ornamental Agave that produces multiple offsets to form a small colony rosettes. Leaves are dark green with a prominent lime green band running down the center of both the upper and lower surfaces. The outer edges of the leaves (as well as the...

Glossy bright green groundcover with pink flowers gives a tidy look. Requires full or partial shade and well drained soil in warmer, inland areas. More tolerant of heavy soils near the coast.

Needs regular water - if dries out foliage will brown.

A prostrate form of California Lilac that grows into a 2 to 3+ foot high mound off of which trail stems of glossy, deep green leaves. A durable Ceanothus that spreads quickly to 8 to 12 feet. Forms a dense ground cover but can also be pruned into a low...

A prostrate form of California Lilac that grows into a 2 to 3+ foot high mound off of which trail stems of glossy, deep green leaves. A durable Ceanothus that spreads quickly to 8 to 12 feet. Forms a dense ground cover but can also be pruned into a low...

Clivia is a South African woodland native that can easily be grown as either a houseplant or in a shady garden. Its strappy, glossy green foliage slowly grows into a clump about two feet tall and wide. It blooms in spring with large heads of...

Clivia is a South African woodland native that can easily be grown as either a houseplant or in a shady garden. Its strappy, glossy green foliage slowly grows into a clump about two feet tall and wide. It blooms in spring with large heads of...

A rare succulent native to the Channel Islands that grows in broad rosettes of flat, sword-shaped foliage. Notable for its colorful foliage, its leaves emerge from the center of the rosette a silvery grey and age to blue-green with orange tips as...