Plants by Type

Coming from Mexico, this clumping agave arranges in open, basal rosettes with sparsely separated leaves. Its ornamental lanceolate leaves have distinct peripheral spines. The papery-textured, irregularly-shaped marginal spines provide an almost...

This evergreen succulent is a hardy, stemless plant that typically forms a single rosette up to 3 feet tall, with elongated, broad, silvery blue-green leaves with serrated edges. In summer, it produces impressive flower spikes that branch near the base,...

This herbaceous perennial is well known for its grass-like foliage and spherical, vibrant pink blooms. This cultivar specifically has a dense, mounding form. Deadheading is recommended to help produce more flowers. The plant is easy to grow and care for...

Apache Plume is endemic to arid habitats in the southwestern United States and northern Mexico. The shrub is both drought and heat tolerant, Tiny leaves scatter the peeling bark of thin branches. The clusters of light-colored, rose-like blooms give way...

The showy cultivar stands out amongst other Kniphofia because of its intensely colored blooms of red, orange, yellow, and cream. The evergreen perennial is drought tolerant once established. Like many Kniphofia, it can be sensitive to overwatering that...

A showy compact shrub. The plant’s foliage changes colors throughout the year. The lance-shaped leaves seasonally change from orange to red in the fall to plum in the spring. Even though the plant has a relatively short flowering period, the yellow...

A native perennial formerly widespread throughout most of southern California, most commonly at higher elevations. Forms a low mound of toothed, silvery gray-green foliage punctuated in spring by white to blush pink flowers. Typically grows only one to...