Succulent

Commonly known as Octopus Agave, Agave vilmoriniana features long, narrow, light green foliage that twists and curls outward from the center of the plant, reminiscent of octopus tentacles. Leaves are thick, deeply furrowed down the center, and are...

Commonly known as Octopus Agave, Agave vilmoriniana features long, narrow, light green foliage that twists and curls outward from the center of the plant, reminiscent of octopus tentacles. Leaves are thick, deeply furrowed down the center, and are...

Commonly known as Octopus Agave, Agave vilmoriniana features long, narrow, light green foliage that twists and curls outward from the center of the plant, reminiscent of octopus tentacles. Leaves are thick, deeply furrowed down the center, and are...

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...

A small, compact Aloe that’s perfect for small gardens and containers, ‘Blue Elf’ grows in tight rosettes of slender, toothed, blue- grey foliage that shades to red and purple at the tips. Produces multiple offsets but will only grow about 12 to 18...

A small, compact Aloe that’s perfect for small gardens and containers, ‘Blue Elf’ grows in tight rosettes of slender, toothed, blue- grey foliage that shades to red and purple at the tips. Produces multiple offsets but will only grow about 12 to 18...

A trunk-forming Aloe that grows 6 to 8 feet tall and produces 12 to 18 inch spikes of scarlet red flowers in winter, ‘Erik the Red’ is a show-stopping Aloe that’s the perfect specimen plant or focal point for a succulent garden. Single rosettes born on...

Large, single stem (unbranched) Aloe hybrid. A cross between Aloe barberae and Aloe vaombe, Aloe 'Goliath' has large, heavy, medium green recurved leaves and grows to 12' feet. Once mature, 'Goliath' produces huge, spectacular orange-pink (salmon)...

Commonly known as Climbing Aloe, Aloe ciliaris forms a woody basal trunk out of which grows 8 to 12 foot long branches covered in flexible bright green foliage. Variable in form, it can be grown as a mounding shrub, a vining ground cover that will root...

Commonly known as Climbing Aloe, Aloe ciliaris forms a woody basal trunk out of which grows 8 to 12 foot long branches covered in flexible bright green foliage. Variable in form, it can be grown as a mounding shrub, a vining ground cover that will root...

Growing up to 6 to 10 feet tall as a single, trunked rosette, Aloe marlothii features thick, fleshy, blue-green leaves dotted with sharp, reddish brown spines. Foliage color takes on more green tones and leaves lose their spines as it grows older and...