Succulent

‘Carol’ is a low, clumping perennial, this evergreen succulent only reaches a foot or two in height and spreads between two to three feet. This particular rosette should be grown in light to full shade and should be irrigated infrequently to moderately...

A Squid Agave selection that grows as a single rosette and rarely produces offsets. Slender, dark green leaves curl outward from the center of the plant, producing a clump of graceful arching foliage. Stays small at just 18 to 24 inches all around. After...

A distinctive-looking Aloe that forms trailing stems densely covered in thick, triangular, blue-green foliage. Resembling elongated rosettes, these stems can reach 2 feet or longer, crawling along the ground and even over garden features. Leaves are...

Scarlet flowers open in mid-summer and bloom over an extended period of time. Excellent in pots. There are some exceptionally nice large scale plantings where this has been used on slopes as a ground cover in Thousand Oaks.