Plants by Type

Coral Aloe grows in large rosettes of broad, blue-green leaves lined with a thin band of coral along their smooth margins. Foliage takes on different hues depending on the season, light conditions, and your garden’s microclimate. In hot, sunny...

As well as being a medicinal plant, Aloe vera (synonymous with Aloe barbadensis) grows in tall, vase-shaped rosettes of light green foliage that are an elegant addition to a succulent or rock garden. Leaves are lined with small teeth at the margins and...

As well as being a medicinal plant, Aloe vera (synonymous with Aloe barbadensis) grows in tall, vase-shaped rosettes of light green foliage that are an elegant addition to a succulent or rock garden. Leaves are lined with small teeth at the margins and...

Dark green groundcover, fungus resistant, and very adaptable to sun, soils, 15°F.

Foliage is greyish/bluish green with red on new growth. Well drained soil preferred, especially inland.

Fast spreading groundcover. Pretty narrow gray leaves, red bark. Well drained solid inland; more tolerant coastal. Full sun. Cold hardy to 15°F.

Light green foliage tipped in copper, white flowers tinged in pink, Moderately sized, Adaptable.

Light green foliage tipped in copper, white flowers tinged in pink, Moderately sized, Adaptable.

Light green foliage tipped in copper, white flowers tinged in pink, Moderately sized, Adaptable.

Purple brown trunks/branches. Garden tolerant, easy to grow

Light green upright leaves, gnarly dark red bark, profuse pink flowers, easy to grow, and adaptable to various conditions. Cold Hardy to 15°F

Dark red bark, big berries, gray-green foliage, deep roots, Very hardy!