Name	Price
Acacia galpinii one-gallon pots	$30.00
This species is widely distributed in the summer rainfall areas of southeastern Africa. It is a large deciduous tree with opposite spines that tend to be hooked. The leaves are pinnate and medium green, and the flowers occur in spikes that are white to light yellow. This plant is often used for bonzai. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Acanthocalycium glaucum 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Argentina, this species is solitary and has a globose green body with numerous ribs and gray-black spines. We use this name instead of Echinopsis glaucina, the name we previously used. The flowers are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Acanthocalycium hoevenii 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Argentina, this species is somehow synonymous with Lobivia hoevenii. It is a solitary species with a globose green body with numerous ribs and grayish-white spines. The flowers are an orange-red color. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Adansonia rubrostipa 5-inch pots	$20.00
This relatively small baobab is from western Madagascar. Once known as A. fony, it is similar to A. digitata except it is much smaller and if you live long enough you might glimpse the yellow flowers. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Adenia globosa (rooted cuttings) 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Somalia, Kenya, and Tanzania, this species has a large green caudex that produces numerous, long and spiny branches. What is remarkable and distinctive are the spines, which are conical and quite stout. Cuttings of these plants produce typical branches but do not form a usual caudex; they are very useful for producing seed. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Adenia globosa (rooted cuttings) 5-inch pots	$30.00
From Somalia, Kenya, and Tanzania, this species has a large green caudex that produces numerous, long and spiny branches. What is remarkable and distinctive are the spines, which are conical and quite stout. Cuttings of these plants produce typical branches but do not form a usual caudex; they are very useful for producing seed. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Adenia subsessilifolia 3-inch pots	$12.00
From southwestern Madagascar, where many of our species occur naturally, this little Adenia is geophytic with mostly annual tendrils bearing three-parted palm-shaped leaves. Because of the color and round stems, it took us a while to separate these plants from Seyrigia gracilis, which grows in the same area. The flowers are inconspicuous but the plants may be either monoecious or dioecious. These plants are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Adenia subsessilifolia 4-inch pots	$15.00
From southwestern Madagascar, where many of our species occur naturally, this little Adenia is geophytic with mostly annual tendrils bearing three-parted palm-shaped leaves. Because of the color and round stems, it took us a while to separate these plants from Seyrigia gracilis, which grows in the same area. The flowers are inconspicuous but the plants may be either monoecious or dioecious. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Adenia venenata 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Yemen and East Africa (Somalia through Tanzania), this species has a conical caudex up to three-four feet tall. The leaves are deeply lobed, and the flowers of this dioecious species are small and cream colored. The fruit are striped with two shades of green. The woody vines arise from the caudex; we recommend trimming the vines, not the caudex, of this species. We offer seedlings of this species with caudices about a half inch across in 4-inch pots.
Adenia volkensii 5-inch pots	$20.00
From East Africa, this is a shrubby species with stems arising from a tuberous rootstock. It has a similar form to Adenia ellenbeckii, which has stems streaked with yellow-green lines. The leaves are deeply lobed, and the flowers of this dioecious species are small and cream colored. The large fruits are green turning red at maturity. We offer seedlings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Adenia volkensii one-gallon pots	$25.00
From East Africa, this is a shrubby species with stems arising from a tuberous rootstock. It has a similar form to Adenia ellenbeckii, which has stems streaked with yellow-green lines. The leaves are deeply lobed, and the flowers of this dioecious species are small and cream colored. The large fruits are green turning red at maturity. We offer seedlings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Adenium arabicum (red) 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, from the southern Arabian Peninsula, has numerous branches arising from a low, wide caudex. These plants are selected for large reddish flowers, which resemble some of the best hybrid Adeniums, and the plants flower at a small size. These seedlings are in 4-inch pots.
Adenium arabicum (Shada form) 3-inch pots	$10.00
From Shada, Saudi Arabia, this Adenium typically is considered to be a form of A. arabicum but probably is between that species and what is now considered to be A. obesum. This form boasts a large caudex and the typical A. arabicum small, mostly pink and white flower. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Adenium arabicum (Shada form) 8-inch pots	$60.00
From Shada, Saudi Arabia, this Adenium typically is considered to be a form of A. arabicum but probably is between that species and what is now considered to be A. obesum. This form boasts a large caudex and the typical A. arabicum small, mostly pink and white flower. These plants are seedlings in 8-inch pots.
Adenium arabicum 3-gallon pots	$125.00
This species, from the southern Arabian Peninsula, has numerous branches arising from a low, wide caudex. The smallish flowers are pale pink, and the leaves are softly pubescent. This easy-to-grow species forms the nicest caudex of the genus. These seedlings are in 3-gallon pots.
Adenium arabicum 8-inch pots	$65.00
This species, from the southern Arabian Peninsula, has numerous branches arising from a low, wide caudex. The smallish flowers are pale pink, and the leaves are softly pubescent. This easy-to-grow species forms the nicest caudex of the genus. These seedlings are flowering size in 8-inch pots.
Adenium arabicum cv 'Fat Guy' x self 2-inch pots	$8.00
This species, from the southern Arabian Peninsula, has numerous branches arising from a low, wide caudex. The smallish flowers are pale pink, and the leaves are softly pubescent. This cultivar was selected because, as the name indicates, the caudex tends to be fatter than the typical species. These seedlings are in 2-inch pots.
Adenium arabicum cv 'Fat Guy' x self 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species, from the southern Arabian Peninsula, has numerous branches arising from a low, wide caudex. The smallish flowers are pale pink, and the leaves are softly pubescent. This cultivar was selected because, as the name indicates, the caudex tends to be fatter than the typical species. These seedlings are in 3-inch pots.
Adenium arabicum cv 'Fat Guy' x self 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, from the southern Arabian Peninsula, has numerous branches arising from a low, wide caudex. The smallish flowers are pale pink, and the leaves are softly pubescent. This cultivar was selected because, as the name indicates, the caudex tends to be fatter than the typical species. These seedlings are in 4-inch pots.
Adenium arabicum cv Black Giant x self 2-inch pots	$10.00
This species, from the southern Arabian Peninsula, has numerous branches arising from a low, wide caudex. The smallish flowers are pale pink, and the leaves are softly pubescent. This cultivar was selected because its appearance is darker than the typical species and I guess the name is kind of cool. These seedlings are in 2-inch pots.
Adenium arabicum cv Black Giant x self 3-inch pots	$12.00
This species, from the southern Arabian Peninsula, has numerous branches arising from a low, wide caudex. The smallish flowers are pale pink, and the leaves are softly pubescent. This cultivar was selected because its appearance is darker than the typical species and I guess the name is kind of cool. These seedlings are in 3-inch pots.
Adenium arabicum cv Black Giant x self 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, from the southern Arabian Peninsula, has numerous branches arising from a low, wide caudex. The smallish flowers are pale pink, and the leaves are softly pubescent. This cultivar was selected because its appearance is darker than the typical species and I guess the name is kind of cool. These seedlings are in 4-inch pots.
Adenium arabicum cv Black Knight x self 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from the southern Arabian Peninsula, has numerous branches arising from a low, wide caudex. The smallish flowers are pale pink, and the leaves are softly pubescent. This cultivar was selected because its appearance is darker than the typical species and I guess the name is kind of cool. These seedlings are in 5-inch pots.
Adenium arabicum cv Fat Guy x self 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from the southern Arabian Peninsula, has numerous branches arising from a low, wide caudex. The smallish flowers are pale pink, and the leaves are softly pubescent. This cultivar was selected because, as the name indicates, the caudex tends to be fatter than the typical species. These seedlings are in 5-inch pots.
Adenium arabicum one-gallon pots	$30.00
This species, from the southern Arabian Peninsula, has numerous branches arising from a low, wide caudex. The smallish flowers are pale pink, and the leaves are softly pubescent. This easy-to-grow species forms the nicest caudex of the genus. These seedlings are flowering size in one-gallon pots.
Adenium arabicum x cv Black Ruby one-gallon pots	$35.00
This is an interspecific hybrid we created between Adenium arabicum and A. obesum cv Black Ruby. We have not seen these plants flower yet, but we are hoping these plants have the best characters of each species, namely the large caudex of A. arabicum and the red flowers with dark frilly margins characteristic of Black Ruby. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Adenium boehmianum 2-inch pots	$8.00
From southern Angola and northern Namibia, this species has perhaps the most slender caudex of the genus. This is offset by the beautiful flower, which begins with pink petals fading to white; the floral throat remains a deep purple. The leaves are large and pubescent. These seedlings are in 2-inch pots.
Adenium boehmianum 3-inch pots	$10.00
From southern Angola and northern Namibia, this species has perhaps the most slender caudex of the genus. This is offset by the beautiful flower, which begins with pink petals fading to white; the floral throat remains a deep purple. The leaves are large and pubescent. These seedlings are in 3-inch pots.
Adenium boehmianum 4-inch pots	$15.00
From southern Angola and northern Namibia, this species has perhaps the most slender caudex of the genus. This is offset by the beautiful flower, which begins with pink petals fading to white; the floral throat remains a deep purple. The leaves are large and pubescent. These seedlings are in 4-inch pots.
Adenium boehmianum 5-inch pots	$20.00
From southern Angola and northern Namibia, this species has perhaps the most slender caudex of the genus. This is offset by the beautiful flower, which begins with pink petals fading to white; the floral throat remains a deep purple. The leaves are large and pubescent. These seedlings are in 5-inch pots.
Adenium boehmianum cv Raspberry Pastel 5-inch pots	$20.00
From southern Angola and northern Namibia, this species has perhaps the most slender caudex of the genus. This is offset by the beautiful flower, which begins with pink petals fading to white; the floral throat is a reddish-purple. These seedlings are in 5-inch pots.
Adenium boehmianum x crispum 4-inch pots	$15.00
From southern Angola and northern Namibia, Adenium boehmianum has perhaps the most slender caudex of the genus. Add a little A. somalense var. crispum, and this is enhanced by the beautiful multi-patterned flower. The leaves are large and pubescent. These seedlings are in 4-inch pots.
Adenium crispum x obesum 5-inch pots	$20.00
This is an interspecific hybrid created by Mark Dimmitt between Adenium somalense var. crispum and A. obesum. These plants have the best characters of each species, namely the caudex of A. obesum and the large red flowers of A. crispum. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Adenium crispum x obesum 8-inch pots	$50.00
This is an interspecific hybrid created by Mark Dimmitt between Adenium somalense var. crispum and A. obesum. These plants have the best characters of each species, namely the caudex of A. obesum and the large red flowers of A. crispum. These plants are seedlings in 8-inch pots.
Adenium crispum x obesum one-gallon pots	$30.00
This is an interspecific hybrid created by Mark Dimmitt between Adenium somalense var. crispum and A. obesum. These plants have the best characters of each species, namely the caudex of A. obesum and the large red flowers of A. crispum. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Adenium cv 'Lily' x 286 x crispum 2-inch pots	$8.00
This is a Mark Dimmitt creation of multiple crosses to try and produce a plant with a large, Adenium obesum type flower with picotee edges and the striped throat of Adenium somalense var. crispum. It would be for you to decide whether he succeeded or not. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Adenium cv 'Lily' x 286 x crispum 8-inch pots	$45.00
This is a Mark Dimmitt creation of multiple crosses to try and produce a plant with a large, Adenium obesum type flower with picotee edges and the striped throat of Adenium somalense var. crispum. It would be for you to decide whether he succeeded or not. These plants are seedlings in 8-inch pots.
Adenium cv ‘Lily' x 286 x crispum one-gallon pots	$30.00
This is a Mark Dimmitt creation of multiple crosses to try and produce a plant with a large, Adenium obesum type flower with picotee edges and the striped throat of Adenium somalense var. crispum. It would be for you to decide whether he succeeded or not. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Adenium cv Bubblegum 3-inch pots	$10.00
This cultivar has an uncertain origin – likely southeast Asia -- is a cross between something and Adenium somalense var. crispum. This suggests that the flowers are pinkish-red with white, star-like centers. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Adenium cv Bubblegum 4-inch pots	$15.00
This cultivar has an uncertain origin – likely southeast Asia -- is a cross between something and Adenium somalense var. crispum. This suggests that the flowers are pinkish-red with white, star-like centers. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Adenium cv Bubblegum 5-inch pots	$20.00
This cultivar has an uncertain origin – likely southeast Asia -- is a cross between something and Adenium somalense var. crispum. This suggests that the flowers are pinkish-red with white, star-like centers. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Adenium cv Fiery Black Moon 2-inch pots	$10.00
This is a cross between three Adenium cultivars: Fire Phoenix and Twinkling Moonlight and Adenium Black Raspberry. This cross is an attempt to merge the beautiful patterning of the hybrid flowers with the large arabicum base. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Adenium cv Karla x crispum 8-inch pots	$60.00
We crossed Adenium arabicum with Adenium somalense var. crispum to create the cultivar Karla, which is named after our late loyal German shepherd. This cross is an attempt to merge the beautiful patterning of the crispum flower with the large base on the arabicum ad the back crossed to somalense crispum to try and gain that flower characteristic. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Adenium cv Lily x 286 x crispum 8-inch pots	$45.00
This is a Mark Dimmitt creation of multiple crosses to try and produce a plant with a large, Adenium obesum type flower with picotee edges and the striped throat of Adenium somalense var. crispum. It would be for you to decide whether he succeeded or not. These plants are seedlings in 8-inch pots.
Adenium cv OMG x (arabicum x somalense) 3-inch pots	$15.00
This hybrid cultivar has multiple crosses to produce a plant with a large, Adenium obesum type flower with the striped throat of Adenium somalense and the base of Adenium arabicum. It would be for you to decide whether he succeeded or not. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Adenium cv Stars and Stripes x self 4-inch pots	$15.00
This cultivar is a Mark Dimmitt cross between Red Everbloomer and A. somalense crispum. The flowers are medium red with a red, yellow, and white striped throat. These seedlings are in 4-inch pots.
Adenium dhofarense (Oman) 2-inch pots	$10.00
This species, from the southeastern Arabian Peninsula country of Oman, has numerous branches arising from a low, wide caudex. The seeds for these plants came from plants originally collected near Salalah, Oman. The smallish flowers are pale pink, and the leaves are softly pubescent. This easy-to-grow species forms the nicest caudex of the genus. These seedlings are in 2-inch pots.
Adenium multiflorum 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the northeastern provinces of South Africa, this shrubby species forms a subspherical caudex with many branches. The leaves are a shiny green and are oblanceolate. This species, which only flowers in the spring before putting on leaves, has white flowers with hot pink edging. These seedlings are in 4-inch pots.
Adenium obesum (DP-191) x purple 8-inch pots	$45.00
The most common of the Adeniums, this species is from East Africa (DP-194). It has a nice caudex with numerous branches that, if unchecked by pruning, can create a large shrub. The leaves are ovate, and the flower is large and highly variable but usually is pink with dark pink nectar guides in the throat. We offer these seedling hybrids in 8-inch pots.
Adenium obesum (DP-194) x self 5-inch pots	$20.00
The most common of the Adeniums, this species is from East Africa (DP-194). It has a nice caudex with numerous branches that, if unchecked by pruning, can create a large shrub. The leaves are ovate, and the flower is large and highly variable but usually is pink with dark pink nectar guides in the throat. We offer seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Adenium obesum (DP-196) x self 4-inch pots	$15.00
The most common of the Adeniums, this species is from East Africa. It has a nice caudex with numerous branches that, if unchecked by pruning, can create a large shrub. The leaves are ovate, and these plants are a Dave Palzkill selection because the flower is large and usually is red with darker nectar guides in the throat (DP-196). We offer seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Adenium obesum (DP-196) x self 8-inch pots	$45.00
The most common of the Adeniums, this species is from East Africa. It has a nice caudex with numerous branches that, if unchecked by pruning, can create a large shrub. The leaves are ovate, and these plants are a Dave Palzkill selection because the flower is large and usually is red with darker nectar guides in the throat (DP-196). We offer seedlings in 8-inch pots.
Adenium obesum (DP-196) x self one-gallon pots	$25.00
The most common of the Adeniums, this species is from East Africa. It has a nice caudex with numerous branches that, if unchecked by pruning, can create a large shrub. The leaves are ovate, and these plants are a Dave Palzkill selection because the flower is large and usually is red with darker nectar guides in the throat (DP-196). We offer seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Adenium obesum (Mt. Kilimanjaro) 2-inch pots	$8.00
The most common of the Adeniums, this form is from near Mt. Kilimanjaro, Tanzania. It has a nice caudex with numerous branches that, if unchecked by pruning, can create a large shrub. The leaves are ovate, and the flower is large and highly variable but usually is pink with dark pink nectar guides in the throat. This is a very easy to grow species. We offer seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Adenium obesum (Mt. Kilimanjaro) 3-inch pots	$10.00
The most common of the Adeniums, this form is from near Mt. Kilimanjaro, Tanzania. It has a nice caudex with numerous branches that, if unchecked by pruning, can create a large shrub. The leaves are ovate, and the flower is large and highly variable but usually is pink with dark pink nectar guides in the throat. This is a very easy to grow species. We offer seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Adenium obesum (red) one-gallon pots	$30.00
The most common of the Adeniums, this species is from East Africa. It has a nice caudex with numerous branches that, if unchecked by pruning, can create a large shrub. The leaves are ovate, and the flower is large and highly variable, but we purposefully selected some plants with flowers that are more red in color than the typical species. We offer seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Adenium obesum 10-inch pots	$55.00
The most common of the Adeniums, this species is from East Africa. It has a nice caudex with numerous branches that, if unchecked by pruning, can create a large shrub. The leaves are ovate, and the flower is large and highly variable but usually is pink with dark pink nectar guides in the throat. This is a very easy to grow species. We offer seedlings in 10-inch pots.
Adenium obesum 3-inch pots	$10.00
The most common of the Adeniums, this species is from East Africa. It has a nice caudex with numerous branches that, if unchecked by pruning, can create a large shrub. The leaves are ovate, and the flower is large and highly variable but usually is pink with dark pink nectar guides in the throat. This is a very easy to grow species. We offer seedlings in 3-inch pots that are not quite flowering size.
Adenium obesum 4-inch pots	$15.00
The most common of the Adeniums, this species is from East Africa. It has a nice caudex with numerous branches that, if unchecked by pruning, can create a large shrub. The leaves are ovate, and the flower is large and highly variable but usually is pink with dark pink nectar guides in the throat. This is a very easy to grow species. We offer seedlings of flowering size in 4-inch pots.
Adenium obesum 5-inch pots	$20.00
The most common of the Adeniums, this species is from East Africa. It has a nice caudex with numerous branches that, if unchecked by pruning, can create a large shrub. The leaves are ovate, and the flower is large and highly variable but usually is pink with dark pink nectar guides in the throat. This is a very easy to grow species. We offer seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Adenium obesum 8-inch pots	$45.00
The most common of the Adeniums, this species is from East Africa. It has a nice caudex with numerous branches that, if unchecked by pruning, can create a large shrub. The leaves are ovate, and the flower is large and highly variable but usually is pink with dark pink nectar guides in the throat. This is a very easy to grow species. We offer seedlings in 8-inch pots.
Adenium obesum cv Black Ruby x self 12-inch pots	$80.00
This hybrid Adenium features a dark red flower with ruffled edges tending towards black. These plants are seedlings in 12-inch pots.
Adenium obesum cv Black Ruby x self 2-inch pots	$8.00
This hybrid Adenium features a dark red flower with ruffled edges tending towards black. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Adenium obesum cv Black Ruby x self 3-inch pots	$10.00
This hybrid Adenium features a dark red flower with ruffled edges tending towards black. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Adenium obesum cv Black Ruby x self 4-inch pots	$15.00
This hybrid Adenium features a dark red flower with ruffled edges tending towards black. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Adenium obesum cv Black Ruby x self 8-inch pots	$45.00
This hybrid Adenium features a dark red flower with ruffled edges tending towards black. These plants are seedlings in 8-inch pots.
Adenium obesum cv Grumbley‘s White one-gallon pots	$25.00
We offer this variety of Adenium obesum with white flowers produced from seed. This plant is a sexually reproducing version of the well-known Grumbly‘s White, the original of which was collected in northern Kenya by Tom Grumbly. We are offering seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Adenium obesum cv Grumbleys White 2-inch pots	$8.00
We offer this variety of Adenium obesum with white flowers produced from seed. This plant is a sexually reproducing version of the well-known Grumblys White, the original of which was collected in northern Kenya by Tom Grumbly. We are offering seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Adenium obesum cv Grumbleys White 3-inch pots	$10.00
We offer this variety of Adenium obesum with white flowers produced from seed. This plant is a sexually reproducing version of the well-known Grumblys White, the original of which was collected in northern Kenya by Tom Grumbly. We are offering seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Adenium obesum cv Grumbleys White 4-inch pots	$15.00
We offer this variety of Adenium obesum with white flowers produced from seed. This plant is a sexually reproducing version of the well-known Grumblys White, the original of which was collected in northern Kenya by Tom Grumbly. We are offering seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Adenium obesum cv Home Run x self 4-inch pots	$15.00
This cultivar of Adenium obesum was created in Taiwan in the 1990s. The flowers are dark red with a dark, feathered margin at their best, and the Chinese name, which phonetically sounds like ‘Home Run,‘ actually means “better than red.” We crossed two plants of ‘Home Run‘ to create these seedlings, and we have not seen them flower yet. These seedlings are in 4-inch pots.
Adenium obesum cv Home Run x self one-gallon pots	$25.00
This cultivar of Adenium obesum was created in Taiwan in the 1990s. The flowers are dark red with a dark, feathered margin at their best, and the Chinese name, which phonetically sounds like ‘Home Run,‘ actually means “better than red.” We crossed two plants of ‘Home Run‘ to create these seedlings, and we have not seen them flower yet. These seedlings are in one-gallon pots.
Adenium obesum cv Merrylynns Pink one-gallon pots	$30.00
We offer this variety of Adenium obesum with white flowers produced from seed. This plant is a sexually reproducing version of the well-known Grumblys White, the original of which was collected in northern Kenya by Tom Grumbly. This cultivar was produced by our very own Marilyn Bernzott, who worked several years to achieve this plant. However, instead of a pure white flower with a light yellow center, these plants bloom with a pink rim around the petals. We are offering seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Adenium obesum cv Merrylynns White 2-inch pots	$8.00
We offer this variety of Adenium obesum with white flowers produced from seed. This plant is a sexually reproducing version of the well-known Grumblys White, the original of which was collected in northern Kenya by Tom Grumbly. This cultivar was produced by our very own Marilyn Bernzott, who worked several years to achieve this plant. We are offering seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Adenium obesum cv Merrylynns White 5-inch pots	$20.00
We offer this variety of Adenium obesum with white flowers produced from seed. This plant is a sexually reproducing version of the well-known Grumblys White, the original of which was collected in northern Kenya by Tom Grumbly. This cultivar was produced by our very own Marilyn Bernzott, who worked several years to achieve this plant. We are offering seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Adenium obesum cv Merrylynns White one-gallon pots	$35.00
We offer this variety of Adenium obesum with white flowers produced from seed. This plant is a sexually reproducing version of the well-known Grumblys White, the original of which was collected in northern Kenya by Tom Grumbly. This cultivar was produced by our very own Marilyn Bernzott, who worked several years to achieve this plant. We are offering seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Adenium obesum cv Red Everbloomer x self 8-inch pots	$45.00
This hybrid Adenium has long-lasting flowers with white centers and red petals that darken to near black on the edges. These plants are seedlings in 8-inch pots.
Adenium obesum cv Red Everbloomer x self 8-inch pots	$45.00
This hybrid Adenium has long-lasting flowers with white centers and red petals that darken to near black on the edges. These plants are seedlings in 8-inch pots.
Adenium obesum cv Red Everbloomer x self one-gallon pots	$30.00
This hybrid Adenium has long-lasting flowers with white centers and red petals that darken to near black on the edges. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Adenium obesum cv Super Big Chubbiness‘x Karla 5-inch pots	$20.00
We created this hybrid from our stock plants, and it could be a good one. We can guess that the plant could have a rather large caudex and the flowers will be rather large with prominent nectar guides. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Adenium obesum one-gallon pots	$25.00
The most common of the Adeniums, this species is from East Africa. It has a nice caudex with numerous branches that, if unchecked by pruning, can create a large shrub. The leaves are ovate, and the flower is large and highly variable but usually is pink with dark pink nectar guides in the throat. This is a very easy to grow species. We offer seedlings of flowering size in one-gallon pots.
Adenium socotranum 5-inch pots	$60.00
From Socotra, this is the largest variety of Adenium but is extremely slow growing. It is distinctive in just about every way from other Adenium species, and it tends to go dormant at different times. For us, it typically goes dormant during the spring and early summer, the prime growing time for most Adeniums. You should be an expert grower to handle this species, and you should expect that there could be extended periods of dormancy. These seedlings are in 5-inch pots.
Adenium socotranum one-gallon pots	$90.00
From Socotra, this is the largest variety of Adenium but is extremely slow growing. It is distinctive in just about every way from other Adenium species, and it tends to go dormant at different times. For us, it typically goes dormant during the spring and early summer, the prime growing time for most Adeniums. You should be an expert grower to handle this species, and you should expect that there could be extended periods of dormancy. These seedlings are in one-gallon pots.
Adenium socotranum x dhofarense 8-inch pots	$65.00
This is an interspecific hybrid we created by crossing and A. socotranum (male) and Adenium dhufarensis (female). We are not totally sure what these plants are going to end up looking like but they appear to be slow growing with large developing caudices. These plants are seedlings in 8-inch pots.
Adenium somalense 3-inch pots	$10.00
This Adenium is a small tree with a conical caudex that occurs in Somalia and northern Kenya. The leaves of this species, which is Adenium somalense var. somalense (to distinguish with the other forms of the species), have prominent white veination, and the flowers are pink with white stripes that create prominent nectar guides. This species is fast growing and easy to grow, reaching a height of 10-12 feet. These plants are in 3-inch pots.
Adenium somalense sp. nova 2-inch pots	$10.00
This Adenium is a small tree with a conical caudex that is native to Tanzania. The leaves of this species have some white veination, and the flowers are pink with white stripes that create prominent nectar guides. This species is fast growing and easy to grow. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Adenium somalense sp. nova 3-inch pots	$15.00
This Adenium is a small tree with a conical caudex that is native to Tanzania. The leaves of this species have some white veination, and the flowers are pink with white stripes that create prominent nectar guides. This species is fast growing and easy to grow. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Adenium somalense var. crispum 2-inch pots	$10.00
From Somalia, this dwarf variety of Adenium somalense has beautiful flowers and a large caudex for the plant size. This species is notoriously slow growing. These seedlings are in 2-inch pots.
Adenium somalense var. crispum 3-inch pots	$15.00
From Somalia, this dwarf variety of Adenium somalense has beautiful flowers and a large caudex for the plant size. This species is notoriously slow growing. These seedlings are in 3-inch pots.
Adenium somalense var. crispum 4-inch pots	$20.00
From Somalia, this dwarf variety of Adenium somalense has beautiful flowers and a large caudex for the plant size. This species is notoriously slow growing. These seedlings are in 4-inch pots.
Adenium somalense var. crispum 5-inch pots	$25.00
From Somalia, this dwarf variety of Adenium somalense has beautiful flowers and a large caudex for the plant size. This species is notoriously slow growing. These seedlings are in 5-inch pots.
Adenium swazicum 2-inch pots	$8.00
From the Kwa-Zulu Natal of South Africa and its namesake Swaziland, this shrubby Adenium has narrow leaves that are pubescent. The caudex size and shape is similar to A. obesum, but the flowers are pink with a dark purple throat. This species is floriferous and tends to have a longer flowering season than most of the Adeniums. We offer seedlings of this species in 2-inch pots.
Adenium swazicum 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Kwa-Zulu Natal of South Africa and its namesake Swaziland, this shrubby Adenium has narrow leaves that are pubescent. The caudex size and shape is similar to A. obesum, but the flowers are pink with a dark purple throat. This species is floriferous and tends to have a longer flowering season than most of the Adeniums. We offer seedlings of this species in 4-inch pots that are not of flowering size.
Adenium swazicum cv Purple Dragon 5-inch pots	$25.00
From the Kwa-Zulu Natal of South Africa and its namesake Swaziland, this shrubby Adenium has narrow leaves that are pubescent. Cultivar Purple Dragon is a selection cultivar that tends to have purple flowers with a very long flowering season. We offer seedlings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Adromischus cristatus 4-inch pots	$12.00
From the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, this small plant has roots with fibrous roots that appear to be a red mat on the stem. The leaves are crinkly and roughly triangular. These plants are leaf offsets in 4-inch pots.
Adromischus cristatus 5-inch pots	$15.00
From the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, this small plant has roots with fibrous roots that appear to be a red mat on the stem. The leaves are crinkly and roughly triangular. These plants are leaf offsets in 5-inch pots.
Adromischus filicaulis ssp. filicaulis 3-inch pots	$10.00
From the succulent Karoo of South Africa, Adromischus filicaulis has lanceolate-elliptical spotted leaves that can be reddish in the sun turning gray with age. This plant makes a nice hanging pot. We offer these plants as leaf offsets in 3-inch pots.
Adromischus filicaulis ssp. marlothii 3-inch pots	$10.00
From the succulent Karoo of South Africa, Adromischus filicaulis has lanceolate-elliptical leaves that can be reddish in the sun turning gray with age. This plant makes a nice hanging pot. We offer these plants as leaf offsets in 3-inch pots.
Adromischus marianiae herrei 4-inch pots	$30.00
This is the classic form of “Adromischus herrei,” an extremely slow growing and difficult plant from Kourkammaberg in the Northern Cape Province of South Africa. This form has reddish-green, club-shaped and heavily tubercled leaves that are fascinating natural works of art. Easily rotted, it can be rerooted relatively easily. These plants are rooted leaves in 4-inch pots.
Adromischus trigynus 2-inch pots	$8.00
From the northwestern provinces of South Africa, this Adromischus is a little dwarf plant characterized by grey-green, oblanceolate leaves arising from a succulent stem. This plant stays rather small. These are leaf offsets in 2-inch pots.
Adromischus trigynus 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species, now lumped under A. trigynus, formerly ranged across the northwestern provinces of South Africa. Variety rupicola differs because the leaves are much smaller and rounder than A. trigynus. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Adromischus trigynus 4-inch pots	$12.00
From the northwestern provinces of South Africa, this Adromischus is a little dwarf plant characterized by grey-green, oblanceolate leaves arising from a succulent stem. This plant stays rather small. These are leaf offsets in 4-inch pots.
Adromischus umbraticola ssp. ramosus 3-inch pots	$8.00
This species is unusual in that it is from the Northern Province of South Africa, and therefore is far removed from most of the other species, which occur in the west. These small plants feature gray-green obovate leaves that have reddish highlights. These plants are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Aechmea lueddemanniana cv ‘Mend‘ 2-gallon pots	$40.00
This terrestrial bromeliad is from Central America. This cultivar has long, recurving leaves that have four colors, ranging from white to pink, in bands. This is a long-blooming species with a rather complex inflorescence. These plants are rooted offsets in 2-gallon pots.
Aeollanthus rehmannii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This small caudiciform, which ranges from Tanzania to Namibia through Zimbabwe to northeastern South Africa, has tiny pale blue flowers. The leaves are small but aromatic. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Aeollanthus rehmannii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This small caudiciform, which ranges from Tanzania to Namibia through Zimbabwe to northeastern South Africa, has tiny pale blue flowers. The leaves are small but aromatic. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Agapanthus praecox ssp. orientalis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This bulb is from the Western Cape Province of South Africa and is particularly prevalent in the winter rainfall regions. The leaves are evergreen and have a plain light green color. When in bloom, this plant bears umbels with numerous large light blue flowers. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Agave americana var. medio-picta alba 15-gallon pots	$85.00
This proliferous Agave is from the large complex of A. americana in Mexico, and it can be considered as a cultivar for all intents and purposes. The numerous leaves are blue-gray with a center yellow-white stripe and are lined with small, sharp spines. We have grown this cultivar outside for decades in Tucson, where it can withstand frost to at least 18F. These plants are rooted offsets in 15-gallon pots.
Agave americana var. medio-picta alba 5-gallon pots	$50.00
This proliferous Agave is from the large complex of A. americana in Mexico, and it can be considered as a cultivar for all intents and purposes. The numerous leaves are blue-gray with a center yellow-white stripe and are lined with small, sharp spines. We have grown this cultivar outside for decades in Tucson, where it can withstand frost to at least 18F. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-gallon pots.
Agave americana var. medio-picta alba 5-inch pots	$20.00
This proliferous Agave is from the large complex of A. americana in Mexico, and it can be considered as a cultivar for all intents and purposes. The numerous leaves are blue-gray with a center yellow-white stripe and are lined with small, sharp spines. We have grown this cultivar outside for decades in Tucson, where it can withstand frost to at least 18F. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Agave andreae 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species comes from the state of Michoacan, Mexico, and is related to A. gypsophila. A solitary species, it has green leaves with wavy margins and longer marginal spines than A. gypsophila. Plants grow to about 2-ft tall by 3-ft wide when maturity, and we doubt it has much frost resistance. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Agave andreae one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species comes from the state of Michoacan, Mexico, and is related to A. gypsophylla. A solitary species, it has green leaves with wavy margins and longer marginal spines than A. gypsophylla. Plants grow to about 2-ft tall by 3-ft wide when maturity, and we doubt it has much frost resistance. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Agave avellanidens 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species is a medium-rosette, non-clumping plant from central Baja California. Clearly related to A. shawii ssp. goldmaniana, but differing in the width of its inflorescence, this species has gray-green leaves with strong white teeth on prominent marginal teats. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Agave bovicornuta 4-inch pots	$15.00
This beautiful Agave is from the northwestern Mexican states of Sonora, Chihuahua, and Sinaloa. The name refers to cow horns, which describes the opposite pattern of the fierce horn pattern on the leaf margins. This large rosette species does not offset. The leaves are a lovely yellow-green with some red highlights, and they are glossy with prominent leaf imprints. This species is frost sensitive, although in our experience we get marginal leaf damage at 23F. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Agave bovicornuta 5-inch pots	$20.00
This beautiful Agave is from the northwestern Mexican states of Sonora, Chihuahua, and Sinaloa. The name refers to cow horns, which describes the opposite pattern of the fierce horn pattern on the leaf margins. This large rosette species does not offset. The leaves are a lovely yellow-green with some red highlights, and they are glossy with prominent leaf imprints. This species is frost sensitive, although in our experience we get marginal leaf damage at 23F. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Agave bovicornuta one-gallon pots	$30.00
This beautiful Agave is from the northwestern Mexican states of Sonora, Chihuahua, and Sinaloa. The name refers to cow horns, which describes the opposite pattern of the fierce horn pattern on the leaf margins. This large rosette species does not offset. The leaves are a lovely yellow-green with some red highlights, and they are glossy with prominent leaf imprints. This species is frost sensitive, although in our experience we get marginal leaf damage at 23F. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Agave bracteosa 3-inch pots	$10.00
From the northern Sierra Madre, these plants are relatively small and offset to form mounds. The leaves are light green, and the new leaves tend to twirl at the top in a very graceful pattern. Our plants have endured 23F undamaged. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Agave bracteosa 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the northern Sierra Madre, these plants are relatively small and offset to form mounds. The leaves are light green, and the new leaves tend to twirl at the top in a very graceful pattern. Our plants have endured 23F undamaged. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Agave capensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This offsetting species is related to Agave aurea and A. promontorii. From the Cape Region of Baja California, it has small to medium rosettes of gray-green lanceolate leaves with sparse marginal spines. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Agave capensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This offsetting species is related to Agave aurea and A. promontorii. From the Cape Region of Baja California, it has small to medium rosettes of gray-green lanceolate leaves with sparse marginal spines. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Agave capensis one-gallon pots	$25.00
This offsetting species is related to Agave aurea and A. promontorii. From the Cape Region of Baja California, it has small to medium rosettes of gray-green lanceolate leaves with sparse marginal spines. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Agave chiapensis one-gallon pots	$25.00
As the name suggests, this species is from Chiapas, Mexico. This offsetting species has medium-large rosettes of light green, relatively broad leaves. We grow this species outside in Tucson, where it withstood 23F with minimum damage, but we can hardly recommend this plant for landscaping given its home and seeming vulnerability of its leaves. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Agave colorata 3-inch pots	$10.00
From the Mexican states of Sonora and Sinaloa, this beautiful gray-green Agave is known for its broad leaves lined with fierce spines. It offsets, sometimes prolifically, from the central rosette. We have grown this in the ground in Tucson for years, where it easily can take 18F. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Agave convallis 2-inch pots	$8.00
From the mountains of Oaxaca, Mexico, this species, which Gentry considers to be conspecific with A. kerchovei, is known for is solitary, medium-sized rosettes bearing glossy green leaves with marginal. The leaves are lanceolate with vague yellow center stripes. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Agave cv Blue Glow 5-inch pots	$65.00
This cultivar is a cross between Agave ocahui and A. attenuata. These plants sparsely offset but have rather stunning clumps of blue-green leaves on medium rosettes. The leaf margins are a dark reddish-blue color. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Agave cv Sharkskin 5-inch pots	$20.00
This hybrid between Agave asperrima and A. ferdinandi-regis forms clumps of medium-sized rosettes. So with the name changes this is a hybrid between A. scabra and A. nickelsiae. The leaves are gray-blue-green with slightly roughened surfaces, and while the marginal spines are minimal to non-existent, the terminal spine is stout and purple. This hybrid is hardy in Tucson to at least 18F. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Agave cv Sharkskin Shoes 5-inch pots	$20.00
This hybrid between Agave scabra and A. nickelsiae. The leaves are gray-blue-green with slightly roughened surfaces, and while the marginal spines are minimal to non-existent, the terminal spine is stout and purple. This hybrid is hardy in Tucson to at least 18F. It differs from Agave cv Sharkskin with a more upright form and seemingly more resistance to pests. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Agave desmetiana variegates one-gallon pots	$25.00
This unique Agave has an unknown origin in the wild, because although the type is from Sinaloa, Mexico, it may have originated in Cuba. This species has no spines and smooth, gracefully arching light green leaves. The variegates have yellow streaking in the leaves, and in some plants the yellow streaking dominates the leaves in striking patterns. It is sensitive to frosts below around 27F and takes major damage in Tucson landscapes; we grow it as a porch pot plant. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Agave ellemeetiana 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, long in cultivation, naturally occurs at high elevations in southern Mexico. It is an offsetting species with rosettes bearing yellow-green, unarmed and thin leaves. It is unlikely to withstand significant frost. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Agave felgeri 5-inch pots	$20.00
From coastal areas in Sonora, Mexico, this species forms large clumps of plants with relatively narrow leaf blades. The leaves are green with white-purple markings and shredding margins, somewhat like a Yucca. These are extremely hardy plants, withstanding drought and freezing temperatures less than 20F in Tucson with no damages. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Agave felgeri one-gallon pots	$35.00
From coastal areas in Sonora, Mexico, this species forms large clumps of plants with relatively narrow leaf blades. The leaves are green with white-purple markings and shredding margins, somewhat like a Yucca. These are extremely hardy plants, withstanding drought and freezing temperatures less than 20F in Tucson with no damages. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Agave filifera ssp. schidigera 5-inch pots	$25.00
This species, widely distributed in Mexico generally east of the Sierra Madre, generally has a solitary rosette. The leaves are a beautiful dark green with a nice sheen and a shredding margin. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Agave filifera ssp. schidigera 8-inch pots	$40.00
This species, widely distributed in Mexico generally east of the Sierra Madre, generally has a solitary rosette. The leaves are a beautiful dark green with a nice sheen and a shredding margin. These plants are seedlings in 8-inch pots.
Agave filifera ssp. schidigera cv ‘White Stripe‘ 2-inch pots	$8.00
From central Mexico, this very nice species forms clumps with small to medium rosettes. The leaves are mostly linear, light green with yellow marginal stripes, and they are nicely marked with white markings and produce abundant shedding filaments along the margins. The white stripe down the center of the leaf is the dominant characteristic of these plants, which are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Agave filifera ssp. schidigera cv ‘White Stripe‘ 3-inch pots	$10.00
From central Mexico, this very nice species forms clumps with small to medium rosettes. The leaves are mostly linear, light green with yellow marginal stripes, and they are nicely marked with white markings and produce abundant shedding filaments along the margins. The white stripe down the center of the leaf is the dominant characteristic of these plants, which are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Agave filifera ssp. schidigera cv ‘White Stripe‘ 4-inch pots	$15.00
From central Mexico, this very nice species forms clumps with small to medium rosettes. The leaves are mostly linear, light green with yellow marginal stripes, and they are nicely marked with white markings and produce abundant shedding filaments along the margins. The white stripe down the center of the leaf is the dominant characteristic of these plants, which are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Agave filifera ssp. schidigera cv White Stripe one-gallon pots	$25.00
From central Mexico, this very nice species forms clumps with small to medium rosettes. The leaves are mostly linear, light green with yellow marginal stripes, and they are nicely marked with white markings and produce abundant shedding filaments along the margins. The white stripe down the center of the leaf is the dominant characteristic of these plants, which are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Agave franzosini 3-gallon pots	$40.00
This species is one of the largest of the blue-green Agaves, and it is of unknown origin in Mexico. Although it superficially resembles Agave americana in color, the rosettes of this species are much larger and the leaves are narrower, longer, and with more interesting marginal spination. These plants are drought and frost hardy in Tucson. We offer rooted offsets of this species in 3-gallon pots.
Agave ghiesbreghtii 2-inch pots	$8.00
This species is widely distributed in southern Mexico and Guatemala. Related to Agave kerchovei, it proliferously suckers and has generally light green, stout leaves with striking gray-brown marginal spines. This species is desirable because of its relatively short leaves with fierce spines on the margins, but it is not as frost-hardy as is A. kerchovei. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Agave ghiesbreghtii one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species is widely distributed in southern Mexico and Guatemala. Related to Agave kerchovei, it proliferously suckers and has generally light green, stout leaves with striking gray-brown marginal spines. This species is desirable because of its relatively short leaves with fierce spines on the margins, but it is not as frost-hardy as is A. kerchovei. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Agave gigantensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Sierra de la Gigante in Baja California Sur, Mexico, this solitary species has relatively wide, gray-green leaves with large teeth on the margins. We think this gray-green plant is actually the real thing. Our plants have withstood 23F in Tucson undamaged. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Agave gracielae 2-inch pots	$8.00
This species is native to Mexico, where it occurs in pine-oak woodlands and forests of the Sierra Madre Oriental in northeastern Querétaro and southeastern San Luis Potosí. It prolifically offsets and each rosette has numerous light-green leaves without marginal spines. These seedlings are in 2-inch pots.
Agave gracielae 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species is native to Mexico, where it occurs in pine-oak woodlands and forests of the Sierra Madre Oriental in northeastern Querétaro and southeastern San Luis Potosí. It prolifically offsets and each rosette has numerous light-green leaves without marginal spines. These seedlings are in 3-inch pots.
Agave guiengola cv Crème Brulee 3-inch pots	$10.00
This blue-gray Agave comes from Oaxaca, Mexico, from one locality in the Cerro Guiengola. Thought to be frost sensitive among the Agave, We’ve had it take 20F under shade cloth with no damage. It clumps prolifically, forming large mounds. Cultivar Crème Brulee has white margins on the leaves and probably is more frost sensitive than the typical species. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Agave guiengola cv Crème Brulee 5-inch pots	$20.00
This blue-gray Agave comes from Oaxaca, Mexico, from one locality in the Cerro Guiengola. Thought to be frost sensitive among the Agave, We’ve had it take 20F under shade cloth with no damage. It clumps prolifically, forming large mounds. Cultivar Crème Brulee has white margins on the leaves and probably is more frost sensitive than the typical species. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Agave guiengola cv Crème Brulee one-gallon pots	$25.00
This blue-gray Agave comes from Oaxaca, Mexico, from one locality in the Cerro Guiengola. Thought to be frost sensitive among the Agave, We’ve had it take 20F under shade cloth with no damage. It clumps prolifically, forming large mounds. Cultivar Crème Brulee has white margins on the leaves and probably is more frost sensitive than the typical species. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Agave inaequidens (Volcan de Tequila) 5-inch pots	$20.00
Another species from central Mexico, this form was originally collected on Volcan de Tequila. A. inaequidens is solitary species with a large rosette. The leaves are relatively long, well-armed with spines, outcurving, and yellow-green. Its natural mountain habitat suggests the possibility of some frost hardiness, but that is unknown. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Agave inaequidens (Volcan de Tequila) one-gallon pots	$30.00
Another species from central Mexico, this form was originally collected on Volcan de Tequila. A. inaequidens is solitary species with a large rosette. The leaves are relatively long, well-armed with spines, outcurving, and yellow-green. Its natural mountain habitat suggests the possibility of some frost hardiness, but that is unknown. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Agave isthmensis cv Ikari Raijim Nishniki 2-gallon pots	$65.00
Long misidentified in collections, Agave isthmensis has been somewhat of a problematic species. These plants are a Japanese cultivar of this species, and they have center-leaf variegation of yellow-white stripes and streaks. These plants are unlikely to take much frost. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Agave kristenii 4-inch pots	$15.00
Related to Agave gypsophila, this species is from coastal western Mexico. It has blue-green leaves that tend to be long and narrow, and it is a summer grower. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Agave lechuguilla 5-inch pots	$20.00
One of the iconic species of the Chihuahuan Desert, this proliferously suckering species has relatively narrow green leaves. Related to A. lophantha, our plants have a faint yellow stripe in the center of the leaves and discontinuous lines on the bottoms. It is very hardy, withstanding the most severe frosts in Tucson. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Agave leopoldtii 3-inch pots	$10.00
These plants are a hybrid between two subspecies of Agave filifera: A. filifera ssp. filifera and A. filifera ssp. schidigera. The result is a compact rosette with many narrow leaves with shredding margins. The rosettes offset to produce small clumps with time. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Agave lophantha cv Quadricolor 2-gallon pots	$40.00
This is one beautiful plant. Agave lophantha generally has a light-yellow stripe down the middle of the leaves, but the bright-yellow stripes on this variegate are prominent on the leaf margins. Under stress, a pink cast in the middle stripes, which include a grayish zone, creates a wonderful, highly desired plant that could be the showcase of a collection or a yard. These plants are rooted offsets in 2-gallon pots.
Agave lophantha cv Quadricolor 4-inch pots	$15.00
This is one beautiful plant. Agave lophantha generally has a light-yellow stripe down the middle of the leaves, but the bright-yellow stripes on this variegate are prominent on the leaf margins. Under stress, a pink cast in the middle stripes, which include a grayish zone, creates a wonderful, highly desired plant that could be the showcase of a collection or a yard. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Agave lophantha cv Quadricolor 5-inch pots	$20.00
This is one beautiful plant. Agave lophantha generally has a light-yellow stripe down the middle of the leaves, but the bright-yellow stripes on this variegate are prominent on the leaf margins. Under stress, a pink cast in the middle stripes, which include a grayish zone, creates a wonderful, highly desired plant that could be the showcase of a collection or a yard. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Agave lophantha cv Quadricolor one-gallon pots	$25.00
This is one beautiful plant. Agave lophantha generally has a light-yellow stripe down the middle of the leaves, but the bright-yellow stripes on this variegate are prominent on the leaf margins. Under stress, a pink cast in the middle stripes, which include a grayish zone, creates a wonderful, highly desired plant that could be the showcase of a collection or a yard. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Agave macracantha 3-inch pots	$10.00
This beautiful small Agave is from Huajuapan, Tehuacan. It has distinctive long black spines at the ends of the leaves and forms large clumps in Tucson, where it typically is part of the landscape and can sustain frost to about 25 F before leaf damage occurs. Our plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Agave macracantha one-gallon pots	$30.00
This beautiful small Agave is from Huajuapan, Tehuacan. It has distinctive long black spines at the ends of the leaves and forms large clumps in Tucson, where it typically is part of the landscape and can sustain frost to about 25 F before leaf damage occurs. Our plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Agave montana 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species, from Nuevo Leon, Mexico, is one of the hardiest members of the genus Agave, presumably able to withstand temperatures as low as 10F. The solitary rosettes have numerous yellow-green leaves bearing strong marginal spines. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Agave montana 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from Nuevo Leon, Mexico, is one of the hardiest members of the genus Agave, presumably able to withstand temperatures as low as 10F. The solitary rosettes have numerous yellow-green leaves bearing strong marginal spines. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Agave murpheyi 4-inch pots	$15.00
This Agave, native to central and southern Arizona, is closely associated with archaeological sites. Likely this plant was cultivated and, when it began flowering, was harvested and the core roasted to yield sugary food. This species offsets freely in Tucson. These plants are rooted bulbils in 4-inch pots.
Agave murpheyi 5-inch pots	$20.00
This Agave, native to central and southern Arizona, is closely associated with archaeological sites. Likely this plant was cultivated and, when it began flowering, was harvested and the core roasted to yield sugary food. This species offsets freely in Tucson. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Agave obscura 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from Perota, Veracruz, Mexico, has a contorted taxonomic pedigree. Gentry referred to it as Agave polyacantha, and it is distinguished primarily by its flowers from that species. However, this solitary Agave, with its green leaves with reddish-brown marginal teeth, is a valuable addition to any collection. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Agave oteroi (FO76) 2-gallon pots	$35.00
This plant has been somewhat of a mystery for a long time. Once sold as Agave titanota, then as other species, those who knew the plant realized it is something different. This species can offset prolifically. It is very nice because of the fierce white spines on the leaf margins and the light yellow-green leaf color. Many have had problems with this species in cold less than 25F, but We’ve had little trouble with our plants outside in Tucson. These plants are rooted offsets in 2-gallon pots.
Agave oteroi (FO76) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This plant has been somewhat of a mystery for a long time. Once sold as Agave titanota, then as other species, those who knew the plant realized it is something different. This species can offset prolifically. It is very nice because of the fierce white spines on the leaf margins and the light yellow-green leaf color. Many have had problems with this species in cold less than 25F, but We’ve had little trouble with our plants outside in Tucson. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Agave oteroi (FO76) one-gallon pots	$25.00
This plant has been somewhat of a mystery for a long time. Once sold as Agave titanota, then as other species, those who knew the plant realized it is something different. This species can offset prolifically. It is very nice because of the fierce white spines on the leaf margins and the light yellow-green leaf color. Many have had problems with this species in cold less than 25F, but We’ve had little trouble with our plants outside in Tucson. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Agave pablocarrilloi 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the western Mexico state of Colima, this offsetting species is related to A. gypsophila. It has large gray-green leaves with soft marginal spines. This species is unlikely to survive much frost as it grows in a tropical area. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Agave pablocarrilloi one-gallon pots	$25.00
From the western Mexico state of Colima, this offsetting species is related to A. gypsophila. It has large gray-green leaves with soft marginal spines. This species is unlikely to survive much frost as it grows in a tropical area. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Agave palmeri 4-inch pots	$15.00
Agave palmeri is a common species widely distributed in southeastern Arizona and the adjacent Mexican states of Sonora and Chihuahua. The rosettes get quite large and are solitary. The leaves are blue-green, lancheolate, and lined with relatively small and regularly spaced spines. This species probably can withstand low temperatures between 0-10F. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Agave palmeri 5-inch pots	$20.00
Agave palmeri is a common species widely distributed in southeastern Arizona and the adjacent Mexican states of Sonora and Chihuahua. The rosettes get quite large and are solitary. The leaves are blue-green, lancheolate, and lined with relatively small and regularly spaced spines. This species probably can withstand low temperatures between 0-10F. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Agave parryi var. truncata (Huntington clone) 8-inch pots	$45.00
This form of Agave parryi has long, purple spines on the tips of the gray-green leaves. The original plant material came from plants deposited by Howard Gentry at the Huntington Gardens. These plants are rooted offsets in 8-inch pots.
Agave parryi var. truncata 8-inch pots	$55.00
From northwestern Mexico, this medium-sized species does not offset significantly. Unlike several other varieties, var. truncata has a relatively open rosette of blue-green leaves and marginal spines. It can probably take freezing temperatures approaching 0 F. These plants are seedlings in 8-inch pots.
Agave peacockii one-gallon pots	$25.00
Agave peacockii is named for a Mr. Peacock, not the bird, but it is a unique and interesting plant. A large, solitary plant, this species has roughly linear-lancheolate leaves with heavy spination on the margins. It comes from a frost-free part of Mexico near Tehuacan, and its hardiness is unknown. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Agave potatorum cv kichiokan (variegated) 3-inch pots	$15.00
Agave potatorum is from central Mexico. This cultivar form is from who knows where, and although it has been linked to A. potatorum for a long time, it may be a different species or a hybrid. Whatever it is, it is a beautiful plant with thin, spathulate leaves with beautiful, light spination and a light blue-green color with variegation. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Agave potatorum cv kichiokan (variegated) 5-inch pots	$25.00
Agave potatorum is from central Mexico. This cultivar form is from who knows where, and although it has been linked to A. potatorum for a long time, it may be a different species or a hybrid. Whatever it is, it is a beautiful plant with thin, spathulate leaves with beautiful, light spination and a light blue-green color with variegation. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Agave potatorum cv kichiokan 4-inch pots	$15.00
Agave potatorum is from central Mexico. This cultivar form is from who knows where, and although it has been linked to A. potatorum for a long time, it may be a different species or a hybrid. Whatever it is, it is a beautiful plant with thin, spathulate leaves with beautiful, light spination and a light blue-green color. Until the recent drought claimed our plants, we had this growing in our yard, where it created a one-foot diameter clump that withstood low temperatures of 25F. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Agave potatorum cv kichiokan one-gallon pots	$30.00
Agave potatorum is from central Mexico. This cultivar form is from who knows where, and although it has been linked to A. potatorum for a long time, it may be a different species or a hybrid. Whatever it is, it is a beautiful plant with thin, spathulate leaves with beautiful, light spination and a light blue-green color. Until the recent drought claimed our plants, we had this growing in our yard, where it created a one-foot diameter clump that withstood low temperatures of 25F. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Agave promontori 2-gallon pots	$40.00
From the Sierra la Laguna in Baja California Sur, Mexico, this species is closely related to Agave aurea. It is a solitary species with large rosettes of medium green leaves. These plants are seedlings in 2-gallon pots.
Agave promontori 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Sierra la Laguna in Baja California Sur, Mexico, this species is closely related to Agave aurea. It is a solitary species with large rosettes of medium green leaves. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Agave promontori one-gallon pots	$25.00
From the Sierra la Laguna in Baja California Sur, Mexico, this species is closely related to Agave aurea. It is a solitary species with large rosettes of medium green leaves. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Agave purpusorum 5-inch pots	$20.00
Agave purpurea is from southern Mexico, and Gentry lumps it in with Agave ghiesbrechtii. We keep it separate because these plants do not resemble the typical A. ghiesbrechtii that we have as small plants. Instead, they have smallish spines on the leaf margins with a two-tone leaf. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Agave quiotepecensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Oaxaca, Mexico, this solitary species is related to Agave titanota. It has pale blue-green leaves with a central stripe and light-colored marginal spines. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Agave quiotepecensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Oaxaca, Mexico, this solitary species is related to Agave titanota. It has pale blue-green leaves with a central stripe and light-colored marginal spines. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Agave rhodacantha 5-inch pots	$20.00
This striking species, with its long, narrow leaves, is from Sinaloa, Mexico. Its sword-like leaves are green to dark green in color, relatively rigid, and lined with highly variable marginal spines. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Agave rhodacantha one-gallon pots	$25.00
This striking species, with its long, narrow leaves, is from Sinaloa, Mexico. Its sword-like leaves are green to dark green in color, relatively rigid, and lined with highly variable marginal spines. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Agave schottii 4-inch pots	$15.00
Commonly known as “shin-dagger” in southeastern Arizona, this species forms dense stands in Arizona, New Mexico, and into Sonora, Mexico. The curving leaves are stout, sharply pointed, and have shredding margins. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Agave sisalana (variegated) 2-gallon pots	$35.00
Agave sisalana is the classic fiber plant grown worldwide. It is native to Chiapas, Mexico. This plant has a large rosette with unarmed light yellow-green leaves that are relatively thin and flexible. It prolifically offsets, forming large clumps. These variegates have white stripes through blue-green leaves. These plants are rooted offsets in 2-gallon pots.
Agave striata cv Hedgehog 2-inch pots	$8.00
Widely distributed in central Mexico east of the Sierra Madre, this species clumps to resemble Nolinas or certain Dracaenas. The leaves are green, linear, and sharp tipped. This cultivar is just spinier with more leaves than the typical species. This species takes no damage at 23F. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Agave striata cv Hedgehog 4-inch pots	$15.00
Widely distributed in central Mexico east of the Sierra Madre, this species clumps to resemble Nolinas or certain Dracaenas. The leaves are green, linear, and sharp tipped. This cultivar is just spinier with more leaves than the typical species. This species takes no damage at 23F. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Agave striata ssp. falcata 4-inch pots	$15.00
Widely distributed in central Mexico east of the Sierra Madre, Agave striata clumps to resemble Nolinas or certain Dracaenas. The leaves are green, linear, and sharp tipped. Subspecies falcata occurs further north than the typical species and has wider leaves and stouter plants. This species takes no damage at 23F. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Agave striata ssp. falcata 5-inch pots	$20.00
Widely distributed in central Mexico east of the Sierra Madre, Agave striata clumps to resemble Nolinas or certain Dracaenas. The leaves are green, linear, and sharp tipped. Subspecies falcata occurs further north than the typical species and has wider leaves and stouter plants. This species takes no damage at 23F. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Agave striata ssp. falcata one-gallon pots	$25.00
Widely distributed in central Mexico east of the Sierra Madre, Agave striata clumps to resemble Nolinas or certain Dracaenas. The leaves are green, linear, and sharp tipped. Subspecies falcata occurs further north than the typical species and has wider leaves and stouter plants. This species takes no damage at 23F. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Agave stringens 2-gallon pots	$35.00
Related to Agave tequiliana, this species is little known and is from near Guadalajara. The leaves are thin, flexible, and recurving outwards with a few teeth on the margins. This plant has doubtful frost hardiness. These plants are seedlings in 2-gallon pots.
Agave stringens one-gallon pots	$25.00
Related to Agave tequiliana, this species is little known and is from near Guadalajara. The leaves are thin, flexible, and recurving outwards with a few teeth on the margins. This plant has doubtful frost hardiness. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Agave temacapuliensis one-gallon pots	$25.00
Another recently described species, this one is from Jalisco, Mexico. Related to Agave wocomahi, it has solitary rosettes of gray-green leaves. We believe this species, like its relative A. wocomahi, could be reasonably frost hardy in Tucson. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Agave tequilana 5-inch pots	$20.00
This legendary blue Agave, which once was the sole species used to make tequila in Mexico, comes from near the town of Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico. Its leaves are blue-gray in color and lack marginal spines. The species offsets prolifically, which is how it persists since the flowering stalks of most plants are aborted to make liquor. We grow this species outside in Tucson, where the leaves have been damaged at 23F. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Agave tequilana one-gallon pots	$25.00
This legendary blue Agave, which once was the sole species used to make tequila in Mexico, comes from near the town of Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico. Its leaves are blue-gray in color and lack marginal spines. The species offsets prolifically, which is how it persists since the flowering stalks of most plants are aborted to make liquor. We grow this species outside in Tucson, where the leaves have been damaged at 23F. These plants are in one-gallon pots.
Agave titanota (blue) 2-inch pots	$8.00
True Agave titanota is relatively rare in collections. Thanks to an influx of seed recently, a number of plants are now available. This plant is slightly sensitive to frost in Tucson but is a beautiful addition to any Agave collection. The seed is from Rancho Tambor, Oaxaca. These rooted offsets are in 2-inch pots.
Agave turneri 4-inch pots	$15.00
This recently described species is from northern Baja California, Mexico. Growing in a hyperarid environment, this solitary species produces a medium-size rosette bearing glaucous blue-green leaves. We believe this species should be frost hardy in Tucson but are uncertain as to what degree it might resist frost elsewhere. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Agave underwoodii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from Cuba, where it grows in volcanic mountains. The solitary plants have light green leaves that are lined with brown spines. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Agave underwoodii one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species is from Cuba, where it grows in volcanic mountains. The solitary plants have light green leaves that are lined with brown spines. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Agave univittata 2-gallon pots	$35.00
This species is from Texas and northern Mexico, where it tends to grow in the coastal mountains. Some consider it to be part of the Agave lophantha complex, but it appears to be significantly different to us. The leaves are green with a central yellow line and are lined with spines. We‘ve grown this species outside in Tucson, where it has been undamaged at 15F. These plants are rooted offsets in 2-gallon pots.
Agave verschaffeltii (dwarf) 2-inch pots	$8.00
Agave potatorum is a highly variable species from central Mexico. Agave potatorum (verschaffeltii) varies from the typical A. potatorum by more prominent teats and more undulate leaf margins. This dwarf form is, well, a dwarf. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Agave verschaffeltii (dwarf) 3-inch pots	$10.00
Agave potatorum is a highly variable species from central Mexico. Agave potatorum (verschaffeltii) varies from the typical A. potatorum by more prominent teats and more undulate leaf margins. This dwarf form is, well, a dwarf. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Agave verschaffeltii (dwarf) 4-inch pots	$15.00
Agave potatorum is a highly variable species from central Mexico. Agave potatorum (verschaffeltii) varies from the typical A. potatorum by more prominent teats and more undulate leaf margins. This dwarf form is, well, a dwarf. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Agave victoriae-reginae 2-inch pots	$8.00
This large form is one of the most desirable agaves from Mexico (Coahuila, Nuevo Leon, Durango). Our plants have short stiff, dark green leaves with bold white lines and no spines. This form, which is most typical, does not offset. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Agave victoriae-reginae 3-inch pots	$10.00
This large form is one of the most desirable agaves from Mexico (Coahuila, Nuevo Leon, Durango). Our plants have short stiff, dark green leaves with bold white lines and no spines. This form, which is most typical, does not offset. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Agave victoriae-reginae 4-inch pots	$15.00
This large form is one of the most desirable agaves from Mexico (Coahuila, Nuevo Leon, Durango). Our plants have short stiff, dark green leaves with bold white lines and no spines. This form, which is most typical, does not offset. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Agave vilmoriniana (variegates) one-gallon pots	$25.00
Widely distributed in west-central Mexico, Agave vilmoriniana hangs off cliffs in its typical habitat. It has long, recurved leaves that are a light blue-green color. We use this plant in Tucson landscaping, where it takes surprisingly little water to survive. These variegates have the typical leaves short through with white or light yellow longitudinal stripes. These plants are rooted offsets (rooted bulbils) in one-gallon pots.
Agave vilmoriniana 4-inch pots	$15.00
Widely distributed in west-central Mexico, Agave vilmoriniana hangs off cliffs in its typical habitat. It has long, recurved leaves that are a light blue-green color. We use this plant in Tucson landscaping, where it takes surprisingly little water to survive. These plants are rooted offsets (rooted bulbils) suitable for 4-inch pots.
Agave vilmoriniana 5-inch pots	$20.00
Widely distributed in west-central Mexico, Agave vilmoriniana hangs off cliffs in its typical habitat. It has long, recurved leaves that are a light blue-green color. We use this plant in Tucson landscaping, where it takes surprisingly little water to survive. These plants are rooted offsets (rooted bulbils) suitable for 5-inch pots.
Agave vilmoriniana one-gallon pots	$25.00
Widely distributed in west-central Mexico, Agave vilmoriniana hangs off cliffs in its typical habitat. It has long, recurved leaves that are a light blue-green color. We use this plant in Tucson landscaping, where it takes surprisingly little water to survive. These plants are rooted offsets (rooted bulbils) suitable for one-gallon pots.
Agave vivipara (angustifolia) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This is the most widespread Agave in Mexico and Central America, and it is very common in cultivation. The medium to large rosette tends to sparsely offset until flowering, when it sends out numerous clones. The deeply guttered leaves are narrow and linear with sharp terminal spines. Numerous cultivars exist, but we offer the typical form. These plants are moderately frost hardy, taking leaf-margin damage below 25F. These plants are rooted bulbils in 5-inch pots.
Agave vivipara (angustifolia) variegate 5-inch pots	$20.00
This is the most widespread Agave in Mexico and Central America, and it is very common in cultivation. The medium to large rosette tends to sparsely offset until flowering, when it sends out numerous clones. The deeply guttered leaves are narrow and linear with sharp terminal spines. Numerous cultivars exist, but we offer the typical form. These plants are moderately frost hardy, taking leaf-margin damage below 25F. These plants are rooted bulbils in 5-inch pots.
Agave vivipara (angustifolia) variegated one-gallon pots	$25.00
Agave angustifolia is one of the most wide-ranging species of Agave, ranging from Sonora, Mexico, down to Central America. It is a medium-sized plant with long rigid leaves typically without marginal teeth but bearing a rather nasty terminal spine. The variegated form has yellow leaf margins. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Agave wocomahi 4-inch pots	$15.00
From high in the Sierra Madre in northwestern Mexico, this species is solitary, producing a rosette of glaucous-green leaves. The leaf margins are prominent, with significant, curved teeth. This species is darker than Agave shrevei but somewhat similar in appearance to A. bovicornuta, albeit with a greater ability to withstand frost. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Agave xylonacantha 3-inch pots	$10.00
From east-central Mexico, this solitary species produces relatively small rosettes. The gray-green leaves are sword-like, long and thick in the middle, and are armed with stout, fierce spines on the horny leaf margin. We grow this species outside in Tucson, where it has taken 23F with minimal damage. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Agave zebra 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from one mountain range, the Sierra del Viejo, in Sonora, Mexico. Named for the prominent stripes on the gray-green leaves, this attractive species generally forms solitary, medium rosettes. The blue-green leaves also have a nearly folded appearance (“guttered”) and have fierce marginal spines that generally point towards the rosette, although this can vary. This plant is generally frost hardy in cultivation. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Albuca acuminata 5-inch pots	$20.00
This bulb is from the Western Cape Province of South Africa. It can be raised partially above ground to display the onion-like tunic coverings of the bulb. The flowers are a typical Albuca green and white. Despite its natural habitat in a winter-rainfall area, it seems able to grow much of the year. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Albuca acuminata one-gallon pots	$25.00
This bulb is from the Western Cape Province of South Africa. It can be raised partially above ground to display the onion-like tunic coverings of the bulb. The flowers are a typical Albuca green and white. Despite its natural habitat in a winter-rainfall area, it seems able to grow much of the year. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Albuca aurea 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Western Cape Province of South Africa, this bulb tends to be bluish in color. It produces lanceolate, green leaves that can be a foot long or more. The flowers are erect and white to yellow in color. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Albuca cooperi 4-inch pots	$15.00
Widely distributed in western South Africa, this bulb produces a short tunic above ground. The leaves are linear and medium length (1-2 feet). The flowers are light yellow with prominent green keels. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Albuca fastigiata 3-inch pots	$10.00
From South Africa, this species differs from many Albucas by having broad, channeled leaves. The flowers are white with green keels. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Albuca fastigiata 4-inch pots	$15.00
From South Africa, this species differs from many Albucas by having broad, channeled leaves. The flowers are white with green keels. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Albuca fastigiata 5-inch pots	$20.00
From South Africa, this species differs from many Albucas by having broad, channeled leaves. The flowers are white with green keels. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Albuca glauca 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species is from east-central South Africa, mostly in the summer rainfall area. The leaves produced by the rather large bulbs tend to be cylindrical linear. The flowers are green-white and differ from many species in the genus in that they are borne irregularly and horizontally. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Albuca glauca 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from east-central South Africa, mostly in the summer rainfall area. The leaves produced by the rather large bulbs tend to be cylindrical linear. The flowers are green-white and differ from many species in the genus in that they are borne irregularly and horizontally. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Albuca hallii 2-inch pots	$8.00
This species ranges from southern Namibia south into western South Africa. The leaves of this species have a strong curl but lack the hairs that characterize A. namaquensis. The nodding flowers are yellow with green keels. These plants are offset bulbs in 2-inch pots.
Albuca hallii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species ranges from southern Namibia south into western South Africa. The leaves of this species have a strong curl but lack the hairs that characterize A. namaquensis. The nodding flowers are yellow with green keels. These plants are offset bulbs in 5-inch pots.
Albuca namaquensis 3-inch pots	$10.00
This Albuca, from Namaqualand in western South Africa, has thick upright leaves with a strong curl and short white bristles on the back. The flowers are yellow with green veins. This species is one of our favorites and we offer seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Albuca setosa (Augrabie Hills) 3-inch pots	$10.00
This is a dwarf species of Albuca from the Augrabie Hills, which lie west of Springbok, South Africa. It resembles an Ornithogalum in the way new bulbs break through the skin of the mature bulb and how the bulbs protrude above the soil surface. The leaves are very thin and 3 to 5-inches long. The upright flowers have white tepals with green keels, and the inner tepals are yellow-tipped. These plants are flowering-size seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Albuca setosa (Augrabie Hills) 4-inch pots	$15.00
This is a dwarf species of Albuca from the Augrabie Hills, which lie west of Springbok, South Africa. It resembles an Ornithogalum in the way new bulbs break through the skin of the mature bulb and how the bulbs protrude above the soil surface. The leaves are very thin and 3 to 5-inches long. The upright flowers have white tepals with green keels, and the inner tepals are yellow-tipped. These plants are flowering-size seedlings with multiple offsets in 4-inch pots.
Albuca setosa (Augrabie Hills) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This is a dwarf species of Albuca from the Augrabie Hills, which lie west of Springbok, Republic of South Africa. It resembles an Ornithogalum in the way new bulbs break through the skin of the mature bulb and how the bulbs protrude above the soil surface. The leaves are very thin and 3 to 5-inches long. The upright flowers have white tepals with green keels, and the inner tepals are yellow-tipped. These plants are flowering-size seedlings with multiple offsets in 5-inch pots.
Albuca setosa (Pakhuis Pass) 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species, collected from Pakhuis Pass east of Clanwilliam, Western Cape Province, South Africa, has a small bulb that offsets freely. The bulbs protrude above the surface of the soil and have wrinkled tunics below the bases of the leaves. The leaves are almost thread-like, and the flowers are white and very fragrant. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Albuca setosa (Pakhuis Pass) 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, collected from Pakhuis Pass east of Clanwilliam, Western Cape Province, South Africa, has a small bulb that offsets freely. The bulbs protrude above the surface of the soil and have wrinkled tunics below the bases of the leaves. The leaves are almost thread-like, and the flowers are white and very fragrant. These plants are seedlings 4-inch pots.
Albuca setosa (Pakhuis Pass) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, collected from Pakhuis Pass east of Clanwilliam, Western Cape Province, South Africa, has a small bulb that offsets freely. The bulbs protrude above the surface of the soil and have wrinkled tunics below the bases of the leaves. The leaves are almost thread-like, and the flowers are white and very fragrant. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Albuca sp. (MVassa 4422) 3-inch pots	$10.00
The original material for this potentially undescribed species was collected 27 km southwest of Willowmore, South Africa. The leaves are linear and narrow, and it rises from a tunic-covered, above-ground bulb that resembles an Ornithogalum. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Albuca sp. (MVassa 4422) 5-inch pots	$20.00
The original material for this potentially undescribed species was collected 27 km southwest of Willowmore, South Africa. The leaves are linear and narrow, and it rises from a tunic-covered, above-ground bulb that resembles an Ornithogalum. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Albuca spiralis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This bulb, which looks somewhat like an onion when dormant, has leaves like tightly spiraled cork screws. It grows in the Western Cape Province and Namaqualand of South Africa. This plant is so unusual it once won the "People’s Choice" award at the Tri-City show in Los Angeles. The flowers are white and green and pendulous. These plants are in 4-inch pots.
Albuca tortuosa 5-inch pots	$20.00
Widely distributed across the southern provinces of South Africa, this species grows in the summer rainfall area. As with many Albuca, the bulb produces wide leaves, but the leaves of this species are upright and twisted, hence the name. The flowers are yellow with a green keel. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Albuca tortuosa one-gallon pots	$25.00
Widely distributed across the southern provinces of South Africa, this species grows in the summer rainfall area. As with many Albuca, the bulb produces wide leaves, but the leaves of this species are upright and twisted, hence the name. The flowers are yellow with a green keel. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Alluaudia dumosa 4-inch pots	$15.00
Another Madagascaran species, this Alluaudia is from the southwestern part of the island. It has no leaves and few spines, making it quite unusual among the Alluaudias. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Alluaudia humbertii 2-inch pots	$8.00
Another species from Madagascar, this Alluaudia forms a large shrub or small tree. Its leaves are grey-green, and the branches are relatively thin with many spines. This species is much faster growing and is hardier than A. comosa. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 2-inch pots.
Alluaudia humbertii 4-inch pots	$15.00
Another species from Madagascar, this Alluaudia forms a large shrub or small tree. Its leaves are grey-green, and the branches are relatively thin with many spines. This species is much faster growing and is hardier than A. comosa. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Alluaudia humbertii 5-inch pots	$20.00
Another species from Madagascar, this Alluaudia forms a large shrub or small tree. Its leaves are grey-green, and the branches are relatively thin with many spines. This species is much faster growing and is hardier than A. comosa. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Alluaudia procera 5-inch pots	$20.00
This is one of the most common and recognized of the Alluaudias from Madagascar. It looks somewhat like the New World ocotillo but has nearly ovate green leaves among the conspicuous spines. The species, which is dioecious, has panicles of white flowers. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Alluaudia procera one-gallon pots	$30.00
This is one of the most common and recognized of the Alluaudias from Madagascar. It looks somewhat like the New World ocotillo but has nearly ovate green leaves among the conspicuous spines. The species, which is dioecious, has panicles of white flowers. We offer rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Alluaudiopsis fiherenensis 2-inch pots	$10.00
This shrub is larger in most respects to Alluaudiopsis marnieriana and is also from Madagascar. This species produces spiny stems bearing succulent green leaves arranged sparsely along the branches. The flowers are green-yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 2-inch pots.
Alluaudiopsis fiherenensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This shrub is larger in most respects to Alluaudiopsis marnieriana and is also from Madagascar. This species produces spiny stems bearing succulent green leaves arranged sparsely along the branches. The flowers are green-yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Alluaudiopsis marnieriana 4-inch pots	$15.00
The genus Alluaudia is endemic to Madagascar and represents an example of convergent evolution when compared to the New World genus Fouquieria. This species of Alluaudia is from the southwestern part of the island where it forms large trees with cascading branches. It has dark-green leaves and large, stout spines, making it similar to the rarer A. montagnacii and very common A. procera. It has red flowers. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Aloe ‘not swynnertonii‘ one-gallon pots	$25.00
The name tells part of the story – this was purchased as Aloe swynnertonii, but unfortunately the inflorescence was not capitate but instead quite lax. At the time, the plant had extremely long, strap-like leaves that were quite unattractive, so we decided to pot the plants up and throw them into full sun. Not only has this proved extremely hardy, withstanding 18F with minimal damages, the leaves shrank back to a nice form and turned darkish red-green. The flowers obviously are dark red and quite striking. We offer rooted offsets of this plant in one-gallon pots.
Aloe acutissima var. itampolensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Madagascar, this much-branched shrub produces a number of relatively short (<2 feet) stems. The leaves are green, narrow, and recurved downwards. The flowers are red. Variety itampolensis has more marginal teeth on the leaves and fewer branches on the inflorescence. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe acutissima var. itampolensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Madagascar, this much-branched shrub produces a number of relatively short (<2 feet) stems. The leaves are green, narrow, and recurved downwards. The flowers are red. Variety itampolensis has more marginal teeth on the leaves and fewer branches on the inflorescence. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe acutissima var. itampolensis one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Madagascar, this much-branched shrub produces a number of relatively short (<2 feet) stems. The leaves are green, narrow, and recurved downwards. The flowers are red. Variety itampolensis has more marginal teeth on the leaves and fewer branches on the inflorescence. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe adigratana 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Ethiopia, this shrubby Aloe forms erect stems to 3-6 feet in length. It has broad, triangular leaves with small white spots. The flowers are yellow-orange. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe africana 2-inch pots	$8.00
Aloe africana is a small tree from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. Its flowers are a beautiful yellow orange and are distinctively upturned. Moderately frost sensitive, we grow this plant in the ground in Tucson, where it was undamaged at 26F. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe albiflora 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Madagascar, this small species freely offsets, forming small groups of rosettes. The leaves are nearly linear, densely spotted against a gray-green background. The flowers are white, as the species epithet suggests, but this clone has yellow-orange tepals on the unopened inflorescence. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe albiflora 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Madagascar, this small species freely offsets, forming small groups of rosettes. The leaves are nearly linear, densely spotted against a gray-green background. The flowers are white, as the species epithet suggests, but this clone has yellow-orange tepals on the unopened inflorescence. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe alfredii 2-gallon pots	$45.00
From Madagascar, this species is a shrub that branches from the base. The leaves are linear and gray-green in color with dull marginal teeth. The flowers are yellow with green stripes. These plants are rooted offsets in 2-gallon pots.
Aloe alfredii 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Madagascar, this species is a shrub that branches from the base. The leaves are linear and gray-green in color with dull marginal teeth. The flowers are yellow with green stripes. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe alfredii one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Madagascar, this species is a shrub that branches from the base. The leaves are linear and gray-green in color with dull marginal teeth. The flowers are yellow with green stripes. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe ambigens 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Somalia, this shrubby species has thin, long and weak stems crowned by a rosette of blue-grey leaves. The flowers are produced in late fall and are red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe ambigens 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Somalia, this shrubby species has thin, long and weak stems crowned by a rosette of blue-grey leaves. The flowers are produced in late fall and are red. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe ambigens one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Somalia, this shrubby species has thin, long and weak stems crowned by a rosette of blue-grey leaves. The flowers are produced in late fall and are red. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe amudatensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, from northern Kenya and Uganda, forms groups of suckering plants. This species differs from Aloe ellenbeckii by its more robust form, both in leaf and flower. We have this species growing in the ground in protected sites in Tucson. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe amudatensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from northern Kenya and Uganda, forms groups of suckering plants. This species differs from Aloe ellenbeckii by its more robust form, both in leaf and flower. We have this species growing in the ground in protected sites in Tucson. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe amudatensis one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species, from northern Kenya and Uganda, forms groups of suckering plants. This species differs from Aloe ellenbeckii by its more robust form, both in leaf and flower. We have this species growing in the ground in protected sites in Tucson. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe andongensis var. andongensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This shrubby species is from Angola. It prolifically offsets, producing relatively weak branches that can lay on the ground or hang, and the leaves are light green and lanceolate, with the undersides dotted with numerous white spots. The flowers are capitate and range from orange to red. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe andongensis var. repens one-gallon pots	$25.00
This shrubby species is from Angola. It prolifically offsets, producing relatively weak branches that can lay on the ground or hang, and the leaves are gray-green and lanceolate, with the undersides dotted with numerous white spots. The flowers are capitate and range from orange to red. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe arborescens (spineless) one-gallon pots	$25.00
These plants are the shrubby form of Aloe arborescens, one of the common species from South Africa through East Africa, but the leaves are yellow-green without marginal teeth. The plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe arborescens (variegate) one-gallon pots	$25.00
These plants are the shrubby form of Aloe arborescens, one of the common species from South Africa through East Africa, but the leaves are light yellow-green with soft marginal teeth. They prolifically offset, and some of the offsets have thin white stripes. This is a striking variegate that is easy to grow but is less frost-tolerant than the non-variegated form. The plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe arborescens (yellow flowers) 4-inch pots	$15.00
Aloe arborescens is one of the common species from South Africa that extends northwards into Mozambique and Zimbabwe. The leaves are light green with a glossy appearance and regularly spaced blunt spines. The flowers are yellow, which is unusual for this species, and are borne in a dense simple inflorescence. The plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe arenicola 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is mostly found in coastal areas of the Northern Cape Province of South Africa. It is a dimorphic species, with the young stems snaking along the ground with short leaves, the adult leaves being densely white-spotted and upright. The flowers are orange-red. This is a difficult species to grow and it is restricted to sand sheets in winter-rainfall areas. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe aristata 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is widely distributed in central South Africa, extending into Lesotho, where we‘ve seen it growing in places known to get to less than 0F. A beautiful, dwarf aloe, this species slowly clumps to form small clusters of plants that resemble A. haworthioides on steroids. The flowers are typically orange to dull red. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe aristata 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is widely distributed in central South Africa, extending into Lesotho, where we‘ve seen it growing in places known to get to less than 0F. A beautiful, dwarf aloe, this species slowly clumps to form small clusters of plants that resemble A. haworthioides on steroids. The flowers are typically orange to dull red. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe bakeri 3-inch pots	$10.00
Aloe bakeri is from Madagascar, and it is listed as a CITES level 1 species for reasons beyond comprehension. Easily propagated from cuttings, it has thin stems and lanceolate-linear leaves that are very graceful. The flowers are red-orange blending to white at the mouth. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Aloe bakeri 4-inch pots	$15.00
It really does exist! Aloe bakeri is from Madagascar, and it is listed as a CITES level 1 species for reasons beyond comprehension. Easily propagated from cuttings, it has thin stems and lanceolate-linear leaves that are very graceful. The flowers are red-orange blending to white at the mouth. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe barbara-jeppeae 2-inch pots	$10.00
This species is from South Africa. This species is very similar to Aloe vryheidensis. It can also be easily confused with Aloe reitzii, Aloe spicata and Aloe castanea. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe bellatula 5-inch pots	$15.00
This miniature Aloe, from Madagascar, is one of our favorites. A grass Aloe, bellatula means "little beautiful," which is apt for this clump former. We‘ve grown this outside in Tucson for more than 10 years under a shrub; even during freezes, it produces prolific red flower panicles in early winter. These plants are in 5-inch pots.
Aloe bellatula one-gallon pots	$25.00
This miniature Aloe, from Madagascar, is one of our favorites. A grass Aloe, bellatula means "little beautiful," which is apt for this clump former. Weve grown this outside in Tucson for more than 10 years under a shrub; even during freezes, it produces prolific red flower panicles in early winter. These plants are in one-gallon pots.
Aloe berevoana 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Madagascar, this shrubby Aloe prolifically offsets. The leaves are a light green color and lanceolate with acute tips. The rather sparse inflorescence has dark red flowers. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe berevoana 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Madagascar, this shrubby Aloe prolifically offsets. The leaves are a light green color and lanceolate with acute tips. The rather sparse inflorescence has dark red flowers. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe bertemariae 3-inch pots	$10.00
From one locality in Ethiopia, this acaulescent and clustering species produces a rosette of dull gray-green and spotted leaves with reddish margins. The flowers are dull red with green tips. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Aloe bertemariae 4-inch pots	$15.00
From one locality in Ethiopia, this acaulescent and clustering species produces a rosette of dull gray-green and spotted leaves with reddish margins. The flowers are dull red with green tips. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe boiteaui 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species is from southeastern Madagascar. This small species, which offsets, has narrow and long, glossy-green leaves in its rosette. The flowers are reddish-orange. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Aloe boiteaui 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from southeastern Madagascar. This small species, which offsets, has narrow and long, glossy-green leaves in its rosette. The flowers are reddish-orange. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe brachystachys 4-inch pots	$15.00
This is "an imperfectly known" species from southeastern Tanzania. It is acaulescent, with green leaves bearing lineations, recurved marginal teeth, and a reddish margin and tip. It has orange-red flowers held in a simple inflorescence. The key characteristic of this species are the floral bracts, which are large and reddish. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe brachystachys 5-inch pots	$20.00
This is "an imperfectly known" species from southeastern Tanzania. It is acaulescent, with green leaves bearing lineations, recurved marginal teeth, and a reddish margin and tip. It has orange-red flowers held in a simple inflorescence. The key characteristic of this species are the floral bracts, which are large and reddish. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe brandhamii 2-gallon pots	$40.00
This member of the Aloe secundiflora complex is from Tanzania. These sparsely offsetting plants have glossy, olive-green leaves with strong black marginal teeth, and A. brandhamii is larger in all rosette dimensions than A. secundiflora. The flowers are not secund, are red, and are held in tall, multibranched inflorescences. These plants are rooted offsets in 2-gallon pots.
Aloe brevifolia var. brevifolia 4-inch pots	$15.00
This Aloe species is from the Western Cape Province of South Africa, particularly in the southern coastal region that has a winter-rainfall regime. The leaves have a variety of shapes and spination but are grey-green. The species is proliferous, eventually forming a cluster of rosettes, and the flowers are various shades of red. We grow this species in the ground in Tucson, where it is reasonably frost hardy. We offer seedlings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Aloe brevifolia var. brevifolia 5-inch pots	$20.00
This Aloe species is from the Western Cape Province of South Africa, particularly in the southern coastal region that has a winter-rainfall regime. The leaves have a variety of shapes and spination but are grey-green. The species is proliferous, eventually forming a cluster of rosettes, and the flowers are various shades of red. We grow this species in the ground in Tucson, where it is reasonably frost hardy. We offer seedlings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Aloe brevifolia var. brevifolia one-gallon pots	$25.00
This Aloe species is from the Western Cape Province of South Africa, particularly in the southern coastal region that has a winter-rainfall regime. The leaves have a variety of shapes and spination but are grey-green. The species is proliferous, eventually forming a cluster of rosettes, and the flowers are various shades of red. We grow this species in the ground in Tucson, where it is reasonably frost hardy. We offer seedlings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Aloe brevifolia var. depressa 5-inch pots	$20.00
This Aloe species is from the Western Cape Province of South Africa, particularly in the southern coastal region that has a winter-rainfall regime. This variety has fewer spines and larger rosette than the typical species. The leaves have a variety of shapes and spination but are grey-green. The species is proliferous, eventually forming a cluster of rosettes, and the flowers are various shades of red. We grow this species in the ground in Tucson, where it is reasonably frost hardy. We offer rooted offsets of this species in 5-inch pots.
Aloe brevifolia var. depressa one-gallon pots	$25.00
This Aloe species is from the Western Cape Province of South Africa, particularly in the southern coastal region that has a winter-rainfall regime. This variety has fewer spines and larger rosette than the typical species. The leaves have a variety of shapes and spination but are grey-green. The species is proliferous, eventually forming a cluster of rosettes, and the flowers are various shades of red. We grow this species in the ground in Tucson, where it is reasonably frost hardy. We offer this species in one-gallon pots.
Aloe broomii 2-inch pots	$8.00
This species is wide ranging from western South Africa into Lesotho, although the it mostly occurs in the Great Karoo. Generally solitary, this is a relatively large species that forms a very dense, medium- to dark-green rosette of unspotted leaves. The marginal are small, black, and somewhat flexible. The flowers are pale yellow to light green. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe bulbillifera var. bulbillifera 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species from Madagascar is known primarily for its bulbil production on the racemes. The leaves are green with relatively small and inconspicuous teeth on the margins. The flowers are red and quite pretty. Our plants grown outside have taken minimal damage at 20F and major damage at 18F. These plants are established bulbils in 4-inch pots.
Aloe bulbillifera var. bulbillifera 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species from Madagascar is known primarily for its bulbil production on the racemes. The leaves are green with relatively small and inconspicuous teeth on the margins. The flowers are red and quite pretty. Our plants grown outside have taken minimal damage at 20F and major damage at 18F. These plants are established bulbils in 5-inch pots.
Aloe bulbillifera var. bulbillifera one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species from Madagascar is known primarily for its bulbil production on the racemes. The leaves are green with relatively small and inconspicuous teeth on the margins. The flowers are red and quite pretty. Our plants grown outside have taken minimal damage at 20F and major damage at 18F. These plants are established bulbils in one-gallon pots.
Aloe burgersfortensis 2-inch pots	$8.00
Originally found near the town of Burgersfort, in Mpumalanga Province of South Africa, this spotted Aloe forms small groups. The leaves are white spotted on a green-gray background, and the flowers are multicolored with mostly red tubes with white striping. This plant is hardy in Tucson, taking little leaf damage at 23F. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe burgersfortensis 3-inch pots	$10.00
Originally found near the town of Burgersfort, in Mpumalanga Province of South Africa, this spotted Aloe forms small groups. The leaves are white spotted on a green-gray background, and the flowers are multicolored with mostly red tubes with white striping. This plant is hardy in Tucson, taking little leaf damage at 23F. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Aloe burgersfortensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
Originally found near the town of Burgersfort, in Mpumalanga Province of South Africa, this spotted Aloe forms small groups. The leaves are white spotted on a green-gray background, and the flowers are multicolored with mostly red tubes with white striping. This plant is hardy in Tucson, taking little leaf damage at 23F. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe burgersfortensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
Originally found near the town of Burgersfort, in Mpumalanga Province, Republic of South Africa, this spotted Aloe forms small groups. The leaves are white spotted on a green-gray background, and the flowers are multicolored with mostly red tubes with white striping. This plant is hardy in Tucson, taking little leaf damage at 23F. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe bussei 5-inch pots	$20.00
This offsetting species is from central Tanzania. The leaves are immaculate, brown and quite distinctive most of the year but turning greenish brown when growing in the summer. The flowers are red and held on a short inflorescence. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe butiabana 4-inch pots	$15.00
From near Lake Albert in western Uganda, this species is very similar to Aloe lolwensis, which occurs much farther south. Among other differences, the rosettes are more robust and the inflorescences are taller and more branched than A. lolwensis. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe butiabana 5-inch pots	$20.00
From near Lake Albert in western Uganda, this species is very similar to Aloe lolwensis, which occurs much farther south. Among other differences, the rosettes are more robust and the inflorescences are taller and more branched than A. lolwensis. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe butiabana one-gallon pots	$25.00
From near Lake Albert in western Uganda, this species is very similar to Aloe lolwensis, which occurs much farther south. Among other differences, the rosettes are more robust and the inflorescences are taller and more branched than A. lolwensis. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe cameronii var. cameronii 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Malawi and Mozambique, this shrubby aloe has light green leaves that gain a reddish-copper glow when stressed or in high light conditions. This beautiful plant prolifically offsets, producing simple, unbranched stems with narrow leaves, and the flowers are bright red held in an inflorescence a little less than a foot long. This is a highly variable species. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cameronii var. dedzana one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Malawi and Mozambique, this shrubby aloe has light green leaves that gain a reddish-copper glow when stressed or in high light conditions. This beautiful plant prolifically offsets, producing simple, unbranched stems, and the flowers are bright red held in an inflorescence a little less than a foot long. This is a highly variable species. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe camperi 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Ethiopia and Eritrea, this prolific clumping species has succulent, lance-like leaves speckled with white on the undersides. The red, broad spines are a distinctive feature of this species. This form has orange-red flowers and tends to be more upright than the yellow version. These plants have taken 18F low temperatures in Tucson. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe camperi one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Ethiopia and Eritrea, this prolific clumping species has succulent, lance-like leaves speckled with white on the undersides. The red, broad spines are a distinctive feature of this species. This form has red flowers and tends to be more upright than the yellow version. These plants have taken 18F low temperatures in Tucson. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe capmanambatoensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Madagascar, this is a dwarf spotted species with near-linear leaves. We previously offered this as Aloe guillaumettii. The leaves are green but develop a red hue when exposed to bright sunlight. The flowers range from red to green across the petals and are borne on a simple, cylindrical inflorescence. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe castilloniae 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Madagascar, this small species offsets sparsely. It has rather brittle olive-green leaves that are strongly recurved and bear red tubercles. The flowers are held on a very short inflorescence and are red-orange. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe chaubaudii var. chaubaudii (Hwange form) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This is a widely distributed aloe, ranging from Tanzania down to South Africa. It also is highly variable, and the different forms have different characteristics. This version from near Hwange, Zimbabwe, has gray-green leaves and forms large clumps. The flowers are yellow-orange. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe chaubaudii var. chaubaudii (Hwange form) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This is a widely distributed aloe, ranging from Tanzania down to South Africa. It also is highly variable, and the different forms have different characteristics. This version from near Hwange, Zimbabwe, has gray-green leaves and forms large clumps. The flowers are yellow-orange. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe chaubaudii var. chaubaudii (Matopos form) 4-inch pots	$15.00
This is a widely distributed aloe, ranging from Tanzania down to South Africa. The Matopos form is from the vicinity of Matopos National Park in Zimbabwe. The leaves tend to be more blue-green than the typical form. The flowers are a dull red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe chaubaudii var. chaubaudii (Matopos form) 4-inch pots	$15.00
This is a widely distributed aloe, ranging from Tanzania down to South Africa. The Matopos form is from the vicinity of Matopos National Park in Zimbabwe. The leaves tend to be more blue-green than the typical form. The flowers are a dull red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe chaubaudii var. chaubaudii 2-gallon pots	$35.00
This is a widely distributed aloe, ranging from Tanzania down to South Africa. It also is highly variable, and the different forms have different characteristics. This version has gray-green leaves and forms large clumps. The flowers are a dull red. These plants are seedlings in 2-gallon pots.
Aloe chrysostachys 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species grows in rocky substrate in eastern Kenya This medium-sized acaulescent aloe is related to A. secundiflora but differs in its non-glossy leaves that can be gray green or even purple-green in full sun. The flowers are non-secund and typically yellow but red ones do occur. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe ciliaris var. ciliaris 5-inch pots	$20.00
Aloe ciliaris grows in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, particularly in areas with higher rainfall. It is a sprawling plant that does best when supported on vegetation or taped to stakes. The flowers are red and conspicuous. It can take light frost, which it experiences in habitat, but will take major stem damage in the low 20s. This is the real species, not the more commonly available hybrid. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe ciliaris var. ciliaris one-gallon pots	$25.00
Aloe ciliaris grows in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, particularly in areas with higher rainfall. It is a sprawling plant that does best when supported on vegetation or taped to stakes. The flowers are red and conspicuous. It can take light frost, which it experiences in habitat, but will take major stem damage in the low 20s. This is the real species, not the more commonly available hybrid. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe citrina 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species is from north-central Kenya, Ethiopia, and Somalia. This maculate Aloe forms small clumps bearing glossy-green leaves. The flowers are yellow and finely tomentose. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Aloe citrina 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from north-central Kenya, Ethiopia, and Somalia. This maculate Aloe forms small clumps bearing glossy-green leaves. The flowers are yellow and finely tomentose. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe citrina 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from north-central Kenya, Ethiopia, and Somalia. This maculate Aloe forms small clumps bearing glossy-green leaves. The flowers are yellow and finely tomentose. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe clarkei 5-inch pots	$25.00
From the border region of the Sudan and Ethiopia, this species is known from only one mountain top. It is an offsetting shrubby species with toothy green leaves. The flowers are red or yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe claviflora 3-inch pots	$8.00
From the western provinces of South Africa that include the Great Karoo, this species is somewhat unusual within the genus. Our seed was collected near Kimberly. The most unusual part are the flowers, which are bright red and held in near-horizontal inflorescences that are distinctively club-shaped, earning the epithet. The plants are relatively slow growing and offsetting with medium rosettes of gray-green succulent leaves. This species is capable of withstanding an unknown amount of low temperature; ours have taken 18F outside with no damage. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Aloe claviflora 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the western provinces of South Africa that include the Great Karoo, this species is somewhat unusual within the genus. These plants are grown from open pollinated seeds that look like the real deal. The flower are distinctively club-shaped, earning the epithet. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe claviflora 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the western provinces of South Africa that include the Great Karoo, this species is somewhat unusual within the genus. Our seed was collected near Kimberly. The most unusual part are the flowers, which are bright red and held in near-horizontal inflorescences that are distinctively club-shaped, earning the epithet. The plants are relatively slow growing and offsetting with medium rosettes of gray-green succulent leaves. This species is capable of withstanding an unknown amount of low temperature; ours have taken 18F outside with no damage. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe comptonii 2-inch pots	$8.00
Aloe comptonii comes from the Western Cape Province of South Africa, where it commonly hangs from cliffs. Related to Aloe mitriformis and A. distans, A. comptonii can take more summer rainfall and therefore is a bit harder than those other two, which come from arid, winter-rainfall areas. This species has brilliant red flowers that bloom in early spring. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe confusa 2-inch pots	$8.00
This species is from Kenya and Tanzania, where it forms large shrubby masses of plant. Because there are a number of species that roughly look like this one, it has earned its name, but it tends to be distinguished by its sap, which dries purple and makes it somewhat unique among this group of East African Aloes. The leaves are narrow, falcate, and gray-green with white spots. the flowers are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe confusa 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from Kenya and Tanzania, where it forms large shrubby masses of plant. Because there are a number of species that roughly look like this one, it has earned its name, but it tends to be distinguished by its sap, which dries purple and makes it somewhat unique among this group of East African Aloes. The leaves are narrow, falcate, and gray-green with white spots. the flowers are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe confusa 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from Kenya and Tanzania, where it forms large shrubby masses of plant. Because there are a number of species that roughly look like this one, it has earned its name, but it tends to be distinguished by its sap, which dries purple and makes it somewhat unique among this group of East African Aloes. The leaves are narrow, falcate, and gray-green with white spots. the flowers are yellow. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe congolensis one-gallon pots	$25.00
Is it a species? a hybrid? No one knows for sure, but the name suggests it comes from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. This interesting plant has fleshy, deltoid, glossy-green leaves held on short branches. It offsets prolifically, and we have no idea what the flower color is since we've never seen that happen. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe cooperi 2-gallon pots	$40.00
This large grass Aloe, from Swaziland and the northern provinces of South Africa, has leaves up to 2-feet long with v-shaped cross section. The flowers are pale red at base to yellow at tip. This species is hardy outside in Tucson. We offering seedlings of this species in 2-gallon pots.
Aloe cooperi 3-inch pots	$10.00
This large grass Aloe, from Swaziland and the northern provinces of South Africa, has leaves up to 2-feet long with v-shaped cross section. The flowers are pale red at base to yellow at tip. This species is hardy outside in Tucson. We offering seedlings of this species in 3-inch pots.
Aloe cooperi one-gallon pots	$25.00
This large grass Aloe, from Swaziland and the northern provinces of South Africa, has leaves up to 2-feet long with v-shaped cross section. The flowers are pale red at base to yellow at tip. This species is hardy outside in Tucson. We offering seedlings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Aloe cremnophila 4-inch pots	$15.00
As the name indicates, this is a cliff-hanging species, and it comes from Somalia. It forms proliferous clumps of rosettes that ultimately hang over pot edges. The inflorescence has a U-shape bend in it, and the flowers are scarlet. We‘ve grown this species outside for years, where it has withstood neglect and 23F. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cremnophila 5-inch pots	$20.00
As the name indicates, this is a cliff-hanging species, and it comes from Somalia. It forms proliferous clumps of rosettes that ultimately hang over pot edges. The inflorescence has a U-shape bend in it, and the flowers are scarlet. We′ve grown this species outside for years, where it has withstood neglect and 23F. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe cremnophila one-gallon pots	$25.00
As the name indicates, this is a cliff-hanging species, and it comes from Somalia. It forms proliferous clumps of rosettes that ultimately hang over pot edges. The inflorescence has a U-shape bend in it, and the flowers are scarlet. We've grown this species outside for years, where it has withstood neglect and 23F. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe cryptopoda hybrids 3-inch pots	$10.00
You know, sometimes you just make mistakes. We had our Aloe cryptopoda plants flowering in late December, just when it seemed that nothing else in Aloeland was blooming, and the hummingbirds pollinated our plants. To our surprise, and a little disgust, we got a lot of hybrids! These plants bear varying degrees of difference from the true species, mostly in terms of grayer leaves and the appearance of spots on the leaves. We highly suspect that these plants are at least as hardy as the original plants, which have taken 20F with only leaf-edge damage. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Aloe cryptopoda hybrids 4-inch pots	$15.00
You know, sometimes you just make mistakes. We had our Aloe cryptopoda plants flowering in late December, just when it seemed that nothing else in Aloeland was blooming, and the hummingbirds pollinated our plants. To our surprise, and a little disgust, we got a lot of hybrids! These plants bear varying degrees of difference from the true species, mostly in terms of grayer leaves and the appearance of spots on the leaves. We highly suspect that these plants are at least as hardy as the original plants, which have taken 20F with only leaf-edge damage. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cryptopoda hybrids 5-inch pots	$20.00
You know, sometimes you just make mistakes. We had our Aloe cryptopoda plants flowering in late December, just when it seemed that nothing else in Aloeland was blooming, and the hummingbirds pollinated our plants. To our surprise, and a little disgust, we got a lot of hybrids! These plants bear varying degrees of difference from the true species, mostly in terms of grayer leaves and the appearance of spots on the leaves. We highly suspect that these plants are at least as hardy as the original plants, which have taken 20F with only leaf-edge damage. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe cryptopoda hybrids one-gallon pots	$25.00
You know, sometimes you just make mistakes. We had our Aloe cryptopoda plants flowering in late December, just when it seemed that nothing else in Aloeland was blooming, and the hummingbirds pollinated our plants. To our surprise, and a little disgust, we got a lot of hybrids! These plants bear varying degrees of difference from the true species, mostly in terms of grayer leaves and the appearance of spots on the leaves. We highly suspect that these plants are at least as hardy as the original plants, which have taken 20F with only leaf-edge damage. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe cv 'Orange Marmalade' 3-inch pots	$10.00
This is one of the numerous hybrids based off who knows what by Kelly Griffin. In this cultivar, the leaves are covered with numerous tubercles and have an orange-red cast that suggests, of course, orange marmalade. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Aloe cv 'Orange Marmalade' 4-inch pots	$15.00
This is one of the numerous hybrids based off who knows what by Kelly Griffin. In this cultivar, the leaves are covered with numerous tubercles and have an orange-red cast that suggests, of course, orange marmalade. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv ‘Mona Loa' 5-inch pots	$20.00
OK, we don't know who comes up with these names, but there is nothing that this Aloe hybrid has in common with a volcano on Hawaii. However, this hybrid has nice reddish markings and raised patterning on its leaves. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe cv ‘Mona Loa' one-gallon pots	$30.00
OK, we don't know who comes up with these names, but there is nothing that this Aloe hybrid has in common with a volcano on Hawaii. However, this hybrid has nice reddish markings and raised patterning on its leaves. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe cv ‘Olk' 5-inch pots	$20.00
Developed by Karen Zimmerman of the Huntington Gardens, this hybrid has nice reddish markings and raised patterning on its leaves. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe cv ‘Pepe‘ 3-inch pots	$10.00
This little hybrid developed by John Bleck has the spiny leaves of A. haworthioides and the deltoid leaves of A. descoingsii. It appears to be close to the hybrid called ‘Hey Babe,‘ but it differs significantly in color (which resembles A. descoingsii). These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Aloe cv ‘Pepe‘ 4-inch pots	$15.00
This little hybrid developed by John Bleck has the spiny leaves of A. haworthioides and the deltoid leaves of A. descoingsii. It appears to be close to the hybrid called 'Hey Babe,' but it differs significantly in color (which resembles A. descoingsii). These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv ‘Pink Blush‘ 3-inch pots	$10.00
This is one of the nicest Kelly Griffin hybrids, genetically a witch‘s brew starting with Madagascar species. The raised bumps on the leaves, combined with the reddish cast, make for a highly attractive, compact hybrid. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Aloe cv ‘Pink Blush‘ 4-inch pots	$15.00
This is one of the nicest Kelly Griffin hybrids, genetically a witch‘s brew starting with Madagascar species. The raised bumps on the leaves, combined with the reddish cast, make for a highly attractive, compact hybrid. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv ‘Pink Blush‘ 5-inch pots	$20.00
This is one of the nicest Kelly Griffin hybrids, genetically a witch′s brew starting with Madagascar species. The raised bumps on the leaves, combined with the reddish cast, make for a highly attractive, compact hybrid. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe cv ‘Pink Blush‘ one-gallon pots	$30.00
This is one of the nicest Kelly Griffin hybrids, genetically a witch‘s brew starting with Madagascar species. The raised bumps on the leaves, combined with the reddish cast, make for a highly attractive, compact hybrid. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe cv ‘Pink Lace‘ 2-inch pots	$8.00
This likely is a Kelly Griffin hybrids with a completely unknown heritage. The raised bumps on the leaves, combined with the reddish cast and a pinkish margin, create an attractive miniature plant. These plants are rooted offsets in 2-inch pots.
Aloe cv ‘Pink Lace‘ 4-inch pots	$15.00
This likely is a Kelly Griffin hybrids with a completely unknown heritage. The raised bumps on the leaves, combined with the reddish cast and a pinkish margin, create an attractive miniature plant. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv ‘Pink Lace‘ 5-inch pots	$20.00
This likely is a Kelly Griffin hybrids with a completely unknown heritage. The raised bumps on the leaves, combined with the reddish cast and a pinkish margin, create an attractive miniature plant. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe cv ‘Raspberry Ruffles‘ 3-inch pots	$10.00
This is one of the nicest hybrids around from Kelly Griffin. Unlike the similar Raspberry Delight, it has a frilly margin of soft "spines." The raised bumps on the leaves, combined with the purple-pink cast, make for a highly attractive, compact hybrid. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Aloe cv Black Beauty 4-inch pots	$15.00
This extremely nice hybrid Aloe has lanceolate, sword-like leaves covered with black tubercles. This hybrid offsets slowly at our greenhouses. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Black Beauty 5-inch pots	$20.00
This extremely nice hybrid Aloe has lanceolate, sword-like leaves covered with black tubercles. This hybrid offsets slowly at our greenhouses. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe cv Black Gem 4-inch pots	$15.00
This extremely nice hybrid Aloe has lanceolate, sword-like leaves that are smooth and dark green. This hybrid offsets slowly at our greenhouses. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Black Gem 5-inch pots	$20.00
This extremely nice hybrid Aloe has lanceolate, sword-like leaves that are smooth and dark green. This hybrid offsets slowly at our greenhouses. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe cv Blue Elf 4-inch pots	$15.00
This Ed Hummel hybrid has long been in cultivation. This shrub prolifically offsets from the base, forming a dense plant. As the name suggests, the upright leaves have a strong blue cast. The flowers are red in color. We expect these plants to be hardy in Tucson landscapes. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Blue Elf 5-inch pots	$20.00
This Ed Hummel hybrid has long been in cultivation. This shrub prolifically offsets from the base, forming a dense plant. As the name suggests, the upright leaves have a strong blue cast. The flowers are red in color. We expect these plants to be hardy in Tucson landscapes. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe cv Bright Ember 2-inch pots	$8.00
This is another in a long line of Kelly Griffin hybrid Aloes. This cultivar has the rather typical Aloe deltoideodonta form but features a pastel color scheme and raised tubercles on the leaves. These plants are rooted offsets in 2-inch pots.
Aloe cv Bright Ember 4-inch pots	$15.00
This is another in a long line of Kelly Griffin hybrid Aloes. This cultivar has the rather typical Aloe deltoideodonta form but features a pastel color scheme and raised tubercles on the leaves. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Bright Ember one-gallon pots	$25.00
This is another in a long line of Kelly Griffin hybrid Aloes. This cultivar has the rather typical Aloe deltoideodonta form but features a pastel color scheme and raised tubercles on the leaves. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe cv Caukmakua Mano x Sean Red 2-inch pots	$8.00
This hybrid, developed by Miles Anderson, has way too complicated a heritage. The leaves are relatively narrow, have irregular roughness on the upper surface, and have a strong blue cast with some streaks of pink-red coloration. The flowers are small and light red in color. These plants are rooted cuttings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe cv Chartreuse Chanteuse 4-inch pots	$15.00
This is yet another of the Kelly Griffin hybrids based on dwarf Madagascar species but manipulated for color and texture. The dark leaves, combined with the reddish spine margin, make for an attractive, compact hybrid. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Coral Fire 5-inch pots	$20.00
This is yet another of the Kelly Griffin hybrids based on dwarf Madagascar species but manipulated for color and texture. The dark leaves, combined with the reddish spine margin, make for an attractive, compact hybrid. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe cv Coral Fire one-gallon pots	$25.00
This is yet another of the Kelly Griffin hybrids based on dwarf Madagascar species but manipulated for color and texture. The dark leaves, combined with the reddish spine margin, make for an attractive, compact hybrid. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe cv Crimson Dragon 4-inch pots	$15.00
This nice little hybrid is one of many created at Altman’s Plants. It has lightly variegated, mostly green-red leaves with raised bumps. It makes a beautiful little addition to any Aloe collection, especially when it is in flower. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Dapple Green 3-inch pots	$10.00
This nice little hybrid is one of many based on Aloe rauhii, including Doran Black and Lizard Lips. It has lightly variegated, mostly white leaves with green raised bumps. It makes a beautiful little addition to any Aloe collection, especially when it is in flower. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Aloe cv Dapple Green 4-inch pots	$15.00
This nice little hybrid is one of many based on Aloe rauhii, including Doran Black and Lizard Lips. It has lightly variegated, mostly white leaves with green raised bumps. It makes a beautiful little addition to any Aloe collection, especially when it is in flower. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Dapple Green 5-inch pots	$20.00
This nice little hybrid is one of many based on Aloe rauhii, including Doran Black and Lizard Lips. It has lightly variegated, mostly white leaves with green raised bumps. It makes a beautiful little addition to any Aloe collection, especially when it is in flower. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe cv Delta Lights 4-inch pots	$15.00
This is another in a long line of Kelly Griffin hybrid Aloes. This plant resembles both the Dapple Green and Doran Black hybrids but has much larger rosettes. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Delta Lights one-gallon pots	$25.00
This is another in a long line of Kelly Griffin hybrid Aloes. This plant resembles both the Dapple Green and Doran Black hybrids but has much larger rosettes. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe cv Doran Black 3-inch pots	$10.00
This nice little hybrid from Dick Wright is not black but instead is a complex cross of aloes that include A. albiflora, A. bakeri, A. descoingsii, and A. juvenna. It has nicely variegated, light green leaves with raised bumps on them. It makes a beautiful little addition to any Aloe collection, especially when it is in flower. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Aloe cv Doran Black 4-inch pots	$15.00
This nice little hybrid from Dick Wright is not black but instead is a complex cross of aloes that include A. albiflora, A. bakeri, A. descoingsii, and A. juvenna. It has nicely variegated, light green leaves with raised bumps on them. It makes a beautiful little addition to any Aloe collection, especially when it is in flower. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Firecracker 4-inch pots	$15.00
Why a hybrid Aloe would be named after an explosive is a beyond me, but hey what do I know anyway? This hybrid has nice reddish-green leaves with raised patterns and fine marginal teeth. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Goliath 3-inch pots	$10.00
This hybrid, which involves Aloe vaombe, A. barberae, and A. dichotoma, is a rather massive tree eventually, as the name suggests. The flowers are red and held on rather short inflorescences. These plants are seedling crosses between two of these hybrid trees in 3-inch pots.
Aloe cv Goliath 4-inch pots	$15.00
This hybrid, which involves Aloe vaombe, A. barberae, and A. dichotoma, is a rather massive tree eventually, as the name suggests. The flowers are red and held on rather short inflorescences. These plants are seedling crosses between two of these hybrid trees in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Goliath 5-inch pots	$20.00
This hybrid, which involves Aloe vaombe, A. barberae, and A. dichotoma, is a rather massive tree eventually, as the name suggests. The flowers are red and held on rather short inflorescences. These plants are seedling crosses between two of these hybrid trees in 5-inch pots.
Aloe cv Green Sand 4-inch pots	$15.00
This cultivar is of an origin unknown to us. The leaves are peppered with fine tubercles, and their green color lends itself to the cultivar name. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Green Sand 5-inch pots	$20.00
This cultivar is of an origin unknown to us. The leaves are peppered with fine tubercles, and their green color lends itself to the cultivar name. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe cv Hey Babe 3-inch pots	$10.00
This little hybrid is a cross between Aloe descoingsii and another hybrid between A. bakeri and A. parvula. It has that A. descoingsii look and flower with a big of the A. parvula leaf form. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Aloe cv Hey Babe 4-inch pots	$15.00
This little hybrid is a cross between Aloe descoingsii and another hybrid between A. bakeri and A. parvula. It has that A. descoingsii look and flower with a big of the A. parvula leaf form. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Krakatoa one-gallon pots	$30.00
Why a hybrid Aloe would be named after a volcano that had the most violent eruption in recorded history is a strange thing, but this hybrid has nice reddish-purple leaves with raised patterns and fine marginal teeth. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe cv Lizard Lips 3-inch pots	$10.00
This nice hybrid developed by John Bleck has yellow-green leaves that seem scaly, hence the connection with lizards. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Aloe cv Lizard Lips 4-inch pots	$15.00
This nice hybrid developed by John Bleck has yellow-green leaves that seem scaly, hence the connection with lizards. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Oik 4-inch pots	$15.00
Developed by Karen Zimmerman of the Huntington Gardens, this hybrid has nice reddish markings and raised patterning on its leaves. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Pink Blush 3-inch pots	$10.00
This is one of the nicest Kelly Griffin hybrids, genetically a witchs brew starting with Madagascar species. The raised bumps on the leaves, combined with the reddish cast, make for a highly attractive, compact hybrid. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Aloe cv Purple Haze 4-inch pots	$15.00
This likely is a Kelly Griffin hybrids with a completely unknown heritage. The raised bumps on the leaves, combined with the purplish cast and a reddish margin, create an attractive miniature plant. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Purple Haze 5-inch pots	$20.00
This likely is a Kelly Griffin hybrids with a completely unknown heritage. The raised bumps on the leaves, combined with the purplish cast and a reddish margin, create an attractive miniature plant. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Raspberry Delight 4-inch pots	$15.00
This is one of the nicest hybrids around from Kelly Griffin. It is a combination of A. rauhii and A. divaricata, with the best of both combined with other elements to make a real winner. The raised bumps on the leaves, combined with the purple-pink cast, make for a highly attractive, compact hybrid. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Safari Sunrise one-gallon pots	$25.00
This is a nice hybrids around from Kelly Griffin. Unlike similar cultivars, it has a frilly margin of soft "spines." The raised bumps on the leaves, combined with the purple-green cast, make for a highly attractive, compact hybrid. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe cv Sidewinder one-gallon pots	$25.00
We're not quite sure where this name came from either, but this hybrid has nice reddish markings and raised patterning on its green leaves. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe cv Snowstorm 2-inch pots	$8.00
We’re not sure but this likely is one of the cultivars developed by Kelly Griffin. Its predominantly white leaves are covered with numerous dark tubercles and the overall black-and-white effect of course suggests snow. These plants are rooted offsets in 2-inch pots.
Aloe cv Snowstorm 3-inch pots	$10.00
We're not sure but this likely is one of the cultivars developed by Kelly Griffin. Its predominantly white leaves are covered with numerous dark tubercles and the overall black-and-white effect of course suggests snow. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Aloe cv Snowstorm 4-inch pots	$15.00
We're not sure but this likely is one of the cultivars developed by Kelly Griffin. Its predominantly white leaves are covered with numerous dark tubercles and the overall black-and-white effect of course suggests snow. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Sunset 2-inch pots	$8.00
This is one of the numerous hybrids developed by Kelly Griffin. This offsetting cultivar has leaves that are covered with numerous tubercles and have a red-orange cast that maybe possibly whatever suggests a sunset. These plants are rooted offsets in 2-inch pots.
Aloe cv Sunset 4-inch pots	$15.00
This is one of the numerous hybrids developed by Kelly Griffin. This offsetting cultivar has leaves that are covered with numerous tubercles and have a red-orange cast that maybe possibly whatever suggests a sunset. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Swordfish 2-gallon pots	$40.00
We don't know where some of these names come from, but this hybrid has nice reddish teeth and rather dark blue-green leaves. These plants are rooted offsets in 2-gallon pots.
Aloe cv Walmsley‘s Bronze 4-inch pots	$15.00
This small hybrid Aloe of unknown parentage has triangular leaves that are brown, or bronze as the name indicates. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Walmsley‘s Bronze 5-inch pots	$20.00
This small hybrid Aloe of unknown parentage has triangular leaves that are brown, or bronze as the name indicates. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe cv Walmsley‘s Bronze variegate 4-inch pots	$15.00
This small hybrid Aloe of unknown parentage has triangular leaves that typically are brown, or bronze as the name indicates. However, the variegated form adds a considerable color range from yellow to brown. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Walmsley‘s Bronze variegate 5-inch pots	$20.00
This small hybrid Aloe of unknown parentage has triangular leaves that typically are brown, or bronze as the name indicates. However, the variegated form adds a considerable color range from yellow to brown. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe cv White Stag 4-inch pots	$15.00
This cultivar, of unknown origin but long in cultivation, has relatively large, offsetting rosettes with white leaves variously marked with green tubercles. ‘Quicksilver‘ is another name used for this hybrid. The flowers are red-orange. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv White Stag 5-inch pots	$20.00
This cultivar, of unknown origin but long in cultivation, has relatively large, offsetting rosettes with white leaves variously marked with green tubercles. ?Quicksilver? is another name used for this hybrid. The flowers are red-orange. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe cv Wunderkind 4-inch pots	$15.00
A selection by Brian Kemble from Aloe deltoideodonta, this cultivar has relatively large, offsetting rosettes with variously marked green and white, tuberculate leaves. The flowers are red-orange. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe cv Wunderkind 5-inch pots	$20.00
A selection by Brian Kemble from Aloe deltoideodonta, this cultivar has relatively large, offsetting rosettes with variously marked green and white, tuberculate leaves. The flowers are red-orange. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe dawei (Newton 4458) one-gallon pots	$25.00
Aloe dawei is a clumping, shrubby species from central Africa, ranging from Kenya and Uganda down to Rwanda and Zaire (Newton 4458). The leaves tend to be bronze in color and heavily toothed. The flowers are red in dense panicles. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe dawei 2-gallon pots	$35.00
Aloe dawei is a clumping, shrubby species from central Africa, ranging from Kenya and Uganda down to Rwanda and Zaire. The leaves tend to be bronze in color and heavily toothed. The flowers are red in dense panicles. These plants are rooted offsets in 2-gallon pots.
Aloe dawei 3-inch pots	$10.00
Aloe dawei is a clumping, shrubby species from central Africa, ranging from Kenya and Uganda down to Rwanda and Zaire. The leaves tend to be bronze in color and heavily toothed. The flowers are red in dense panicles. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Aloe dawei 5-inch pots	$20.00
Aloe dawei is a clumping, shrubby species from central Africa, ranging from Kenya and Uganda down to Rwanda and Zaire. The leaves tend to be bronze in color and heavily toothed. The flowers are red in dense panicles. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe decaryi 5-inch pots	$20.00
These plants are recently restored to species status. Werner Rauh, one of the experts on Madagascars prodigious flora of succulent plants, did not know what Aloe decaryi actually is, since the collection was poorly documented. However, these plants are distinctly different from any other Aloe we know of from Madagascar. We’ve grown this species outside, with low temperatures of 26F, for many years. The red-pink flowers bloom in the fall. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe decaryi one-gallon pots	$25.00
These plants are recently restored to species status. Werner Rauh, one of the experts on Madagascar‘s prodigious flora of succulent plants, did not know what Aloe decaryi actually is, since the collection was poorly documented. However, these plants are distinctly different from any other Aloe we know of from Madagascar. We‘ve grown this species outside, with low temperatures of 26F, for many years. The red-pink flowers bloom in the fall. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe decurva 2-inch pots	$8.00
This species, from Mozambique, generally does not offset. The leaves have a soft pastel color ranging from pink to light green. The flowers are small and orange-red. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe delphinensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Madagascar, this species tends to form a small shrub with numerous offsetting stems. The stems and leaves are yellow-green, and the leaves are nearly linear with small reddish teeth on the margins. The flowers are red with greenish-white tips. We find this species somewhat difficult to grow in Tucson?s heat and low humidity and it definitely is not frost hardy. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe delphinensis 5-inch pots	$15.00
From Madagascar, this species tends to form a small shrub with numerous offsetting stems. The stems and leaves are yellow-green, and the leaves are nearly linear with small reddish teeth on the margins. The flowers are red with greenish-white tips. We find this species somewhat difficult to grow in Tucson?s heat and low humidity and it definitely is not frost hardy. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe delphinensis one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Madagascar, this species tends to form a small shrub with numerous offsetting stems. The stems and leaves are yellow-green, and the leaves are nearly linear with small reddish teeth on the margins. The flowers are red with greenish-white tips. We find this species somewhat difficult to grow in Tucson‘s heat and low humidity and it definitely is not frost hardy. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe deltoideodonta 'variegata' Rauh 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, from Madagascar, forms a clump of small rosettes. This poorly described member of the A. deltoideodonta complex was originally collected by Rauh and is described in the Aloes of Madagascar book. The leaves are deltoid-shaped, as the name indicates, and are light green with spots. This does not meet any of the original concepts of A. deltoideodonta, and Rauh‘s own books (volume 1, 1995) called this a variegated form (see photograph on p. 212). These offsets are rooted in 4-inch pots.
Aloe deltoideodonta 'variegata' Rauh 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from Madagascar, forms a clump of small rosettes. This poorly described member of the A. deltoideodonta complex was originally collected by Rauh and is described in the Aloes of Madagascar book. The leaves are deltoid-shaped, as the name indicates, and are light green with spots. This does not meet any of the original concepts of A. deltoideodonta, and Rauh's own books (volume 1, 1995) called this a variegated form (see photograph on p. 212). These offsets are rooted in 5-inch pots.
Aloe deltoideodonta var. brevifolia 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, from material originally collected near Bezaha, Madagascar, forms a clump of small rosettes. The leaves are deltoid-shaped, as the name indicates, are light green, and are densely spotted. The flowers are red and borne in short inflorescences. These rooted offsets are in 4-inch pots.
Aloe deltoideodonta var. brevifolia 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from material originally collected near Bezaha, Madagascar, forms a clump of small rosettes. The leaves are deltoid-shaped, as the name indicates, are light green, and are densely spotted. The flowers are red and borne in short inflorescences. These rooted offsets are in 5-inch pots.
Aloe deltoideodonta var. candicans 4-inch pots	$15.00
From material originally collected by Rauh near Bezaha, Madagascar, this small species slowly offsets to form small clumps. The leaves are blue-green and marked with faint lines, white spots, and a vaguely pink margin, and they tend to gain a reddish glow when stressed. The flowers are held in a dense panicle and are orange-red. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots. Owing to the taxonomy complexity of this species, we have previously sold these plants as A. deltoideodonta var. brevifolia and A. imalotensis (spotted form). The recent Aloes of Madagascar book clarifies this species.
Aloe deltoideodonta var. candicans 5-inch pots	$20.00
From material originally collected by Rauh near Bezaha, Madagascar, this small species slowly offsets to form small clumps. The leaves are blue-green and marked with faint lines, white spots, and a vaguely pink margin, and they tend to gain a reddish glow when stressed. The flowers are held in a dense panicle and are orange-red. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots. Owing to the taxonomy complexity of this species, we have previously sold these plants as A. deltoideodonta var. brevifolia and A. imalotensis (spotted form). The recent Aloes of Madagascar book clarifies this species.
Aloe deltoideodonta var. fallax 3-inch pots	$10.00
We wouldn′t bet money on it, but this is the closest thing to A. deltoideodonta var. fallax that we′ve seen in cultivation. Whatever. These are beautiful plants with light green leaves featuring prominent white striations and orange-red flowers. They are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Aloe deltoideodonta var. fallax 4-inch pots	$15.00
We wouldn‘t bet money on it, but this is the closest thing to A. deltoideodonta var. fallax that we‘ve seen in cultivation. Whatever. These are beautiful plants with light green leaves featuring prominent white striations and orange-red flowers. They are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe deserti 5-inch pots	$20.00
This shrubby Aloe is from East Africa, particularly eastern Kenya. It has several to numerous stems less than 3 feet long with green leaves bearing white spots. The flowers are a dull red. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe dewetii 2-inch pots	$8.00
This solitary, maculate Aloe is from northeastern South Africa and Swaziland. The medium green leaves have stretched white spots, and the flowers are bright red. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe dichotoma 2-inch pots	$8.00
This large, thick-trunked tree is from the Western and Northern Capes of South Africa, extending northwards into Namibia. The panicles of yellow flowers are produced in the spring. We offer seedlings of this impressive succulent species in 2-inch pots.
Aloe dichotoma 5-inch pots	$20.00
This large, thick-trunked tree is from the Western and Northern Capes of South Africa, extending northwards into Namibia. The panicles of yellow flowers are produced in the spring. We offer seedlings of this impressive succulent species in 5-inch pots.
Aloe dichotoma 5-inch pots	$20.00
This large, thick-trunked tree is from the Western and Northern Capes of South Africa, extending northwards into Namibia. The panicles of yellow flowers are produced in the spring. We offer seedlings of this impressive succulent species in 5-inch pots.
Aloe diolii 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the mountains of Sudan (Equatoria Province), this clumping species forms non-branching stems of yellow-green leaves that have some white spots. The branches may lay over; we grow this species upright. The flowers are a light red. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe diolii 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the mountains of Sudan (Equatoria Province), this clumping species forms non-branching stems of yellow-green leaves that have some white spots. The branches may lay over; we grow this species upright. The flowers are a light red. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe diolii one-gallon pots	$25.00
From the mountains of Sudan (Equatoria Province), this clumping species forms non-branching stems of yellow-green leaves that have some white spots. The branches may lay over; we grow this species upright. The flowers are a light red. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe distans 3-gallon pots	$50.00
This species is a winter-growing member of the complex that ranges from Aloe mitriformis to A. comptonii, all of which are from the Western Cape Province of South Africa. This species, which creeps along the ground in habitat, is distinguished by the light green, very succulent leaves that are dotted with white spots. The flowers, produced during the summer dry period, are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 3-gallon pots.
Aloe distans 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is a winter-growing member of the complex that ranges from Aloe mitriformis to A. comptonii, all of which are from the Western Cape Province of South Africa. This species, which creeps along the ground in habitat, is distinguished by the light green, very succulent leaves that are dotted with white spots. The flowers, produced during the summer dry period, are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe distans 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is a winter-growing member of the complex that ranges from Aloe mitriformis to A. comptonii, all of which are from the Western Cape Province of South Africa. This species, which creeps along the ground in habitat, is distinguished by the light green, very succulent leaves that are dotted with white spots. The flowers, produced during the summer dry period, are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe divaricata 4-inch pots	$15.00
This is a tall, upright and rambling species from Madagascar. Aloe divaricata has small red flowers held in a very lax panicle. We have grown this species outdoors in Tucson for more than a decade. We keep it in a protected place against our house, but still it has taken 26F with no damage. The plants we offer are in 4-inch pots.
Aloe divaricata one-gallon pots	$25.00
This is a tall, upright and rambling species from Madagascar. Aloe divaricata has small red flowers held in a very lax panicle, and this clone has pronounced red thorns on the margins of the leaves. We have grown this species outdoors in Tucson for more than a decade. We keep it in a protected place against our house, but still it has taken 26F with no damage. The plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe dorotheae 2-gallon pots	$40.00
This beautiful aloe is from Tanzania. Known for its glossy green leaves with scattered white spots and a smooth surface, this shrubby aloe offsets prolifically. The flowers are multicolored, and the variety we offer has multicolored flowers that are mostly red. These plants are rooted offsets in 2-gallon pots.
Aloe dorotheae 5-inch pots	$20.00
This beautiful aloe is from Tanzania. Known for its glossy green leaves with scattered white spots and a smooth surface, this shrubby aloe offsets prolifically. The flowers are multicolored, and the variety we offer has multicolored flowers that are mostly red. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe dorotheae one-gallon pots	$25.00
This beautiful aloe is from Tanzania. Known for its glossy green leaves with scattered white spots and a smooth surface, this shrubby aloe offsets prolifically. The flowers are multicolored, and the variety we offer has multicolored flowers that are mostly red. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe duckeri 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Malawi and southern Tanzania, this species has solitary or sparsely offsetting acaulescent rosettes. The leaves are yellow-green with faint lines and prominent spots. The multibranched inflorescence produces orange-red flowers. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe duckeri one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Malawi and southern Tanzania, this species has solitary or sparsely offsetting acaulescent rosettes. The leaves are yellow-green with faint lines and prominent spots. The multibranched inflorescence produces orange-red flowers. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe dyeri 2-inch pots	$8.00
From Mpumalanga Province of South Africa, this spotted aloe tends to be solitary and may have a short stem. The leaves have a dark green field with many irregularly shaped spots. The flowers are dull red, and the inflorescence is multibranched. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe dyeri 3-inch pots	$10.00
From Mpumalanga Province of South Africa, this spotted aloe tends to be solitary and may have a short stem. The leaves have a dark green field with many irregularly shaped spots. The flowers are dull red, and the inflorescence is multibranched. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Aloe dyeri 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Mpumalanga Province of South Africa, this spotted aloe tends to be solitary and may have a short stem. The leaves have a dark green field with many irregularly shaped spots. The flowers are dull red, and the inflorescence is multibranched. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe dyeri 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Mpumalanga Province of South Africa, this spotted aloe tends to be solitary and may have a short stem. The leaves have a dark green field with many irregularly shaped spots. The flowers are dull red, and the inflorescence is multibranched. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe dyeri one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Mpumalanga Province of the Republic of South Africa, this spotted aloe tends to be solitary and may have a short stem. The leaves have a dark green field with many irregularly shaped spots. The flowers are dull red, and the inflorescence is multibranched. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe elegans 2-inch pots	$8.00
This highly variable species is from Ethiopia and Eritrea. Typically a slowly offsetting species, the rosettes bear light-green leaves with a reddish margin, although as with many Aloes the seedlings are darker green with numerous spots. The flowers can be any color from yellow to bright red. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe elegans 4-inch pots	$15.00
This highly variable species is from Ethiopia and Eritrea. Typically a slowly offsetting species, the rosettes bear light-green leaves with a reddish margin, although as with many Aloes the seedlings are darker green with numerous spots. The flowers can be any color from yellow to bright red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe elegans 5-inch pots	$20.00
This highly variable species is from Ethiopia and Eritrea. Typically a slowly offsetting species, the rosettes bear light-green leaves with a reddish margin, although as with many Aloes the seedlings are darker green with numerous spots. The flowers can be any color from yellow to bright red. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe elgonica one-gallon pots	$25.00
This beautiful Aloe is from the Trans-Nzoia District of Kenya, where it forms large shrubs with robust rosettes on stems. The leaves are a beautiful brownish green with a furry appearance and prominent marginal teeth. The flowers are orange-red. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe ellenbeckii 4-inch pots	$15.00
Aloe ellenbeckii is a small, proliferous species from Somalia, Kenya, and Ethiopia. Currently, what once was called Aloe dumetorum is merged under this species. We grow Aloe ellenbeckii outside in Tucson, where it flowers with orange-red, simple racemes in the spring and summer. We grow this plant outside in Tucson, where it is drought hardy and has withstood 23F with minimal damage. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe ellenbeckii 5-inch pots	$20.00
Aloe ellenbeckii is a small, proliferous species from Somalia, Kenya, and Ethiopia. Currently, what once was called Aloe dumetorum is merged under this species. We grow Aloe ellenbeckii outside in Tucson, where it flowers with orange-red, simple racemes in the spring and summer. We grow this plant outside in Tucson, where it is drought hardy and has withstood 23F with minimal damage. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe ellenbeckii one-gallon pots	$25.00
Aloe ellenbeckii is a small, proliferous species from Somalia, Kenya, and Ethiopia. Currently, what once was called Aloe dumetorum is merged under this species. We grow Aloe ellenbeckii outside in Tucson, where it flowers with orange-red, simple racemes in the spring and summer. We grow this plant outside in Tucson, where it is drought hardy and has withstood 23F with minimal damage. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe erinacea 2-inch pots	$15.00
This small, slow-growing species is from southern Namibia. Aloe erinacea, which some consider to be a subspecies of Aloe melanacantha, has light blue-green leaves and whitish spines when young. It is truly a beautiful succulent plant. Our offering is in 2-inch pots.
Aloe esculenta 5-inch pots	$20.00
From a wide area of Southwest Africa, including Angola, Namibia, and Botswana, Aloe esculenta looks like a dwarf version of Aloe littoralis, perhaps the iconic tree Aloe of Namibia. Aloe esculenta has very tall inflorescences, on occasion towering 6 feet over the plant, that bear pink flowers with yellow lobes. We offer seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe eumassawana 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the vicinity of Massawana, Eritrea, this species is distinct from A. massawana, a name reserved for a species from Tanzania. With its gray-green leaves, spotted in young plants, the major difference is that the flowers are bright red to orange. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe eumassawana 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the vicinity of Massawana, Eritrea, this species is distinct from A. massawana, a name reserved for a species from Tanzania. With its gray-green leaves, spotted in young plants, the major difference is that the flowers are bright red to orange. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe eumassawana one-gallon pots	$25.00
From the vicinity of Massawana, Eritrea, this species is distinct from A. massawana, a name reserved for a species from Tanzania. With its gray-green leaves, spotted in young plants, the major difference is that the flowers are bright red to orange. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe fibrosa one-gallon pots	$25.00
From the Eastern Province of Kenya, this species, narrowly endemic to one mountain range in dense vegetation, is known for its leaf fibers, earning its name. With A. morijensis, A. kedongensis, A. rabaiensis, and A. nyeriensis, this group of shrubby aloes has a distribution across southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. A. fibrosa has dark green leaves with few spots except on young growth. The flowers are multicolored but primarily orange-red. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe fleurentiniorum 2-inch pots	$8.00
This Aloe is from Saudi Arabia and northern Yemen and is quite unique. The stiff, dark green leaves have a roughened, immaculate surface. The flowers are bright red and are borne in late summer to early winter. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe fleurentiniorum 3-inch pots	$10.00
This Aloe is from Saudi Arabia and northern Yemen and is quite unique. The stiff, dark green leaves have a roughened, immaculate surface. The flowers are bright red and are borne in late summer to early winter. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Aloe fleurentiniorum 4-inch pots	$12.00
This Aloe is from Saudi Arabia and northern Yemen and is quite unique. The stiff, dark green leaves have a roughened, immaculate surface. The flowers are bright red and are borne in late summer to early winter. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe fleurentiniorum 5-inch pots	$15.00
This Aloe is from Saudi Arabia and northern Yemen and is quite unique. The stiff, dark green leaves have a roughened, immaculate surface. The flowers are bright red and are borne in late summer to early winter. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe fragilis 3-inch pots	$10.00
This small, clumping Aloe has some of the nicest leaf variegation within the genus. Our plants are from the late Werner Rauh from material collected at the type locality at Cape Manambatu, Madagascar. For reasons that are not readily understandable, this rapidly growing species is a CITES level 1 species and is not suitable for export. However, it is a wonderful Aloe for collectors from the US. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Aloe fragilis 4-inch pots	$12.00
This small, clumping Aloe has some of the nicest leaf variegation within the genus. Our plants are from the late Werner Rauh from material collected at the type locality at Cape Manambatu, Madagascar. For reasons that are not readily understandable, this rapidly growing species is a CITES level 1 species and is not suitable for export. However, it is a wonderful Aloe for collectors from the US. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe fragilis 5-inch pots	$15.00
This small, clumping Aloe has some of the nicest leaf variegation within the genus. Our plants are from the late Werner Rauh from material collected at the type locality at Cape Manambatu, Madagascar. For reasons that are not readily understandable, this rapidly growing species is a CITES level 1 species and is not suitable for export. However, it is a wonderful Aloe for collectors from the US. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe gerstneri 4-inch pots	$15.00
This blue-green Aloe is from the KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa. Like A. aculeata, the lower leaf faces have tubercles, although they are the same color as the leaf. The plants generally are solitary. The flowers are similar to A. reitzii, namely beautifully multicolored red-orange and appressed against the flowering stalk. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe gilbertii 2-inch pots	$8.00
This species is from Ethiopia. It is a short-stemmed caulescent species that produces clumps. The leaves are green and recurved with closely spaced marginal teeth. The multibranched inflorescence produces orange-red flowers. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe gilbertii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from Ethiopia. It is a short-stemmed caulescent species that produces clumps. The leaves are green and recurved with closely spaced marginal teeth. The multibranched inflorescence produces orange-red flowers. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe gilbertii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from Ethiopia. It is a short-stemmed caulescent species that produces clumps. The leaves are green and recurved with closely spaced marginal teeth. The multibranched inflorescence produces orange-red flowers. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe glauca 2-gallon pots	$35.00
From the Northern and Western Cape Provinces of South Africa, Aloe glauca forms a small single-stemmed tree. The flowers are variable but usually are in red-orange racemes. We are offering seedlings of this species in 2-gallon pots.
Aloe glauca one-gallon pots	$25.00
From the Northern and Western Cape Provinces of South Africa, Aloe glauca forms a small single-stemmed tree. The flowers are variable but usually are in red-orange racemes. We are offering seedlings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Aloe glauca ssp. spinosior 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the hills and mountains of the Northern Cape Province of South Africa, Aloe glauca ssp. spinosior forms small clumps of multi-stemmed shrubs or trees. The leaves are blue-green with scattered tubercles, typically on the undersides. The flowers are variable but usually are in red-orange racemes. We are offering seedlings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Aloe glauca ssp. spinosior 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the hills and mountains of the Northern Cape Province of South Africa, Aloe glauca ssp. spinosior forms small clumps of multi-stemmed shrubs or trees. The leaves are blue-green with scattered tubercles, typically on the undersides. The flowers are variable but usually are in red-orange racemes. We are offering rooted offsets of this species in 5-inch pots.
Aloe glauca ssp. spinosior one-gallon pots	$25.00
From the hills and mountains of the Northern Cape Province of South Africa, Aloe glauca ssp. spinosior forms small clumps of multi-stemmed shrubs or trees. The leaves are blue-green with scattered tubercles, typically on the undersides. The flowers are variable but usually are in red-orange racemes. We are offering rooted offsets of this species in one-gallon pots.
Aloe globuligemma 2-inch pots	$8.00
From a broad area ranging from Zimbabwe to Botswana to the northeastern parts of South Africa, this blue-green Aloe is known for its nearly horizontal racemes with secund, multicolored flowers. It suckers proliferously, and We’ve grown this species outside in Tucson for many years. It has endured 23F under a shrub with little damage. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe globuligemma 4-inch pots	$15.00
From a broad area ranging from Zimbabwe to Botswana to the northeastern parts of South Africa, this blue-green Aloe is known for its nearly horizontal racemes with secund, multicolored flowers. It suckers proliferously, and we‘ve grown this species outside in Tucson for many years. It has endured 23F under a shrub with little damage. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe globuligemma 5-inch pots	$20.00
From a broad area ranging from Zimbabwe to Botswana to the northeastern parts of South Africa, this blue-green Aloe is known for its nearly horizontal racemes with secund, multicolored flowers. It suckers proliferously, and We’ve grown this species outside in Tucson for many years. It has endured 23F under a shrub with little damage. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe grandidentata (red) 4-inch pots	$15.00
Aloe grandidentata is a maculate Aloe that occurs over a broad region of Botswana and South Africa (Northern Cape Province, North-West Province, and Free State). It forms proliferous groups. It produces a multibranched inflorescence in spring. The form we offer here has red flowers. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe greatheadii var. davyana (barbertonii) 4-inch pots	$15.00
This former species has been lumped into one of the common maculate Aloes from southern Africa. From the vicinity of Barberton, South Africa, this species generally does not usually clump, unlike A. greatheadii var. davyana, and it flowers in winter in Tucson, although the flowers are a washed-out pink color. We don?t know how hardy this species is but we suggest it can easily take the 23F without damage that others in this group can take. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe greatheadii var. davyana (barbertonii) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This former species has been lumped into one of the common maculate Aloes from southern Africa. From the vicinity of Barberton, South Africa, this species generally does not usually clump, unlike A. greatheadii var. davyana, and it flowers in winter in Tucson, although the flowers are a washed-out pink color. We don?t know how hardy this species is but we suggest it can easily take the 23F without damage that others in this group can take. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe greatheadii var. davyana (Candy Stripe) 4-inch pots	$15.00
This maculate Aloe from South Africa has triangular, spotted leaves and clumps prolifically. This plant differs from typical A. greatheadii var. davyana in that the flowers have a candy cane stripe pattern, unlike the more solid red-orange pattern. The plant are extremely hardy, having taken 18F with minimal damage, and are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe greatheadii var. davyana (Candy Stripe) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This maculate Aloe from South Africa has triangular, spotted leaves and clumps prolifically. This plant differs from typical A. greatheadii var. davyana in that the flowers have a candy cane stripe pattern, unlike the more solid red-orange pattern. The plant are extremely hardy, having taken 18F with minimal damage, and are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe greatheadii var. davyana (verdoorniae) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This maculate Aloe from South Africa has triangular, spotted leaves and clumps prolifically. This plant differs from typical A. greatheadii var. davyana in that the leaves are much darker green and look more similar to Aloe zebrina. The flowers are a pink-red color. The plant is extremely hardy, having taken 18F with minimal damage. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe greatheadii var. greatheadii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This common species from southern Africa is a maculate Aloe with triangular leaves that tend to have withered tips. What makes this species distinctive is that it does not usually clump, unlike A. greatheadii var. davyana, and it flowers in winter in Tucson, although the flowers are a washed-out pink color. The plant is extremely hardy, having taken 23F without damage (except to flower panicles). These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe greatheadii var. greatheadii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This common species from southern Africa is a maculate Aloe with triangular leaves that tend to have withered tips. What makes this species distinctive is that it does not usually clump, unlike A. greatheadii var. davyana, and it flowers in winter in Tucson, although the flowers are a washed-out pink color. The plant is extremely hardy, having taken 23F without damage (except to flower panicles). These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe greatheadii var. greatheadii one-gallon pots	$25.00
This common species from southern Africa is a maculate Aloe with triangular leaves that tend to have withered tips. What makes this species distinctive is that it does not usually clump, unlike A. greatheadii var. davyana, and it flowers in winter in Tucson, although the flowers are a washed-out pink color. The plant is extremely hardy, having taken 23F without damage (except to flower panicles). These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe greenii 5-gallon pots	$45.00
From KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa, this species likes it hot and shady. A prolific offsetter, this highly variable Aloe has light, bright green leaves banded with spots. This version is lighter in color than other clones of this species. A. greenii flowers mid-summer in Tucson, producing pink-red flowers, and it withstood low temperatures of 23 F with minimal damage. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-gallon pots.
Aloe hahnii 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Limpopo Province of South Africa, this recently described species previously was thought to be a disjunct population of Aloe swynnertonii. These plants have solitary or sparsely offsetting rosettes with dark green leaves, which are spotted on the upper surface and immaculate but lined on the lower surface. The flowers are red and held in capitate inflorescences. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe harlana 2-inch pots	$8.00
This species, from Ethiopia, is part of the complex that ranges from A. somaliensis to A. jucunda. When young, the leaves are a pale gray-green with multiple stretched white spots and a reddish blush; with age, the leaves tend to become immaculate. Unlike others in the group, this species does not prolifically offset. The flowers are yellow to red. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe harlana 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, from Ethiopia, is part of the complex that ranges from A. somaliensis to A. jucunda. When young, the leaves are a pale gray-green with multiple stretched white spots and a reddish blush; with age, the leaves tend to become immaculate. Unlike others in the group, this species does not prolifically offset. The flowers are yellow to red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe helenae 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Madagascar, this is a short, generally solitary tree Aloe with long, recurving green leaves. Its flowers are red on top and the inflorescence resembles a shaving brush with extremely dense flowers. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe hemmingii 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Somalia, this species is part of a complex that includes A. somalensis, A. harlana, and A. peckii. A. hemmingii sparsely offsets from its small rosettes that bear lancheolate brown-green leaves with near-linear white spots. The inflorescence is relatively short with small pink-red flowers. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe hildebrandtii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This shrubby aloe is from Somalia, where it forms large clumps. The leaves are light green and speckled with white spots, and the margins are lined with small brownish teeth. The multicolored inflorescence is short and sparse. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe hildebrandtii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This shrubby aloe is from Somalia, where it forms large clumps. The leaves are light green and speckled with white spots, and the margins are lined with small brownish teeth. The multicolored inflorescence is short and sparse. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe hildebrandtii one-gallon pots	$25.00
This shrubby aloe is from Somalia, where it forms large clumps. The leaves are light green and speckled with white spots, and the margins are lined with small brownish teeth. The multicolored inflorescence is short and sparse. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe humilis (GM 417) 4-inch pots	$15.00
This tiny blue-gray Aloe is from the Western and Eastern Cape Provinces of the Republic of South Africa. Our plants are GM 417, originally collected north of Hankey in the Eastern Cape Province. The leaves are unmarked but are covered with light thorny tubercles on the outsides. The flowers are bright red to pale orange. This species is frost hardy in Tucson. We offer this species in 4-inch pots.
Aloe humilis (GM 417) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This tiny blue-gray Aloe is from the Western and Eastern Cape Provinces of the Republic of South Africa. Our plants are GM 417, originally collected north of Hankey in the Eastern Cape Province. The leaves are unmarked but are covered with light thorny tubercles on the outsides. The flowers are bright red to pale orange. This species is frost hardy in Tucson. We offer this species in 5-inch pots.
Aloe ikiorum 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Uganda, this typically solitary and acaulescent species has light green leaves with faint to prominent lines. The flowers are orange red with greenish-yellow tips. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe ikiorum 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Uganda, this typically solitary and acaulescent species has light green leaves with faint to prominent lines. The flowers are orange red with greenish-yellow tips. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe immaculata 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, with its beautifully striped leaves, is from the Limpopo Province of South Africa, where it typically occurs in deep soils of river valleys. Because most plants are not immaculate and are instead marked with white spots, the name is somewhat misleading and some want to subsume this into other species, such as Aloe greenii. Most clones of this species are solitary; the clone we offer slowly clumps to form offsets. The flowers are a highly variable reddish color with significant white striping. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe immaculata 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, with its beautifully striped leaves, is from the Limpopo Province of South Africa, where it typically occurs in deep soils of river valleys. Because most plants are not immaculate and are instead marked with white spots, the name is somewhat misleading and some want to subsume this into other species, such as Aloe greenii. Most clones of this species are solitary; the clone we offer slowly clumps to form offsets. The flowers are a highly variable reddish color with significant white striping. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe isaloensis one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Madagascar, this shrubby Aloe has thin, flexible stems. The gray-green leaves lack significant marginal spines, are essentially linear, and are widely distributed along the stem. The flowers are bright red. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe jacksonii 3-inch pots	$10.00
Aloe jacksonii is native to Ethiopia, where it occurs on rock outcrops. A prolific offsetter, this species has blue-green leaves with white spots. The flowers are red with white tips. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Aloe jacksonii 4-inch pots	$15.00
Aloe jacksonii is native to Ethiopia, where it occurs on rock outcrops. A prolific offsetter, this species has blue-green leaves with white spots. The flowers are red with white tips. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe jacksonii 5-inch pots	$20.00
Aloe jacksonii is native to Ethiopia, where it occurs on rock outcrops. A prolific offsetter, this species has blue-green leaves with white spots. The flowers are red with white tips. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe jacksonii one-gallon pots	$25.00
Aloe jacksonii is native to Ethiopia, where it occurs on rock outcrops. A prolific offsetter, this species has blue-green leaves with white spots. The flowers are red with white tips. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe jibisana 4-inch pots	$15.00
These plants are from the isolated Jibisa Mountain range in east-central Kenya (Newton 5573). This is a slowly offsetting species known from only one locality. The flowers are pale yellow. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe jibisana 5-inch pots	$20.00
These plants are from the isolated Jibisa Mountain range in east-central Kenya (Newton 5573). This is a slowly offsetting species known from only one locality. The flowers are pale yellow. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe jucunda 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species, from Somalia, is part of the group that includes A. somaliensis, A. peckii, and A. hemmingii, and A. jucunda has both the smallest leaves and the greatest tendency to form large clumps. The leaves are triangular shaped and glossy, with pale white-green spots on a bright green background. The flowers range from pink to red. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Aloe jucunda 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, from Somalia, is part of the group that includes A. somaliensis, A. peckii, and A. hemmingii, and A. jucunda has both the smallest leaves and the greatest tendency to form large clumps. The leaves are triangular shaped and glossy, with pale white-green spots on a bright green background. The flowers range from pink to red. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe jucunda 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from Somalia, is part of the group that includes A. somaliensis, A. peckii, and A. hemmingii, and A. jucunda has both the smallest leaves and the greatest tendency to form large clumps. The leaves are triangular shaped and glossy, with pale white-green spots on a bright green background. The flowers range from pink to red. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe jucunda one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species, from Somalia, is part of the group that includes A. somaliensis, A. peckii, and A. hemmingii, and A. jucunda has both the smallest leaves and the greatest tendency to form large clumps. The leaves are triangular shaped and glossy, with pale white-green spots on a bright green background. The flowers range from pink to red. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe juvenna 4-inch pots	$15.00
Known in the wild only from one locality in Kenya, this species is common in cultivation. Given sufficient time, it will form a small shrub that freely branches, producing deltoid, pale-green leaves with elongated white spots. As with many Aloes, the flowers are a coral-pink color. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe juvenna 5-inch pots	$20.00
Known in the wild only from one locality in Kenya, this species is common in cultivation. Given sufficient time, it will form a small shrub that freely branches, producing deltoid, pale-green leaves with elongated white spots. As with many Aloes, the flowers are a coral-pink color. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe karasbergensis 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species produces large, sparsely offsetting rosettes and is from the Northern Cape Province of South Africa and southern Namibia. The leaves are blue-gray with some pastel orange-red hints and have prominent stripes, making it one of the prettiest of the Aloes. The flowers are small in comparison to the size of the rosettes and are red. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Aloe karasbergensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species produces large, sparsely offsetting rosettes and is from the Northern Cape Province of South Africa and southern Namibia. The leaves are blue-gray with some pastel orange-red hints and have prominent stripes, making it one of the prettiest of the Aloes. The flowers are small in comparison to the size of the rosettes and are red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe karasbergensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species produces large, sparsely offsetting rosettes and is from the Northern Cape Province of South Africa and southern Namibia. The leaves are blue-gray with some pastel orange-red hints and have prominent stripes, making it one of the prettiest of the Aloes. The flowers are small in comparison to the size of the rosettes and are red. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe kedongensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Kedong Valley, part of the Great Rift Valley system of Kenya, Aloe kedongensis is a shrub with thin, green leaves with distinct soft spines on the margins. In the wild, the plant develops an extremely large trunk and root system. The flowers are bright red and tend to form on all of the multiple stems formed by this species. Our plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe kedongensis one-gallon pots	$25.00
From the Kedong Valley, part of the Great Rift Valley system of Kenya, Aloe kedongensis is a shrub with thin, green leaves with distinct soft spines on the margins. In the wild, the plant develops an extremely large trunk and root system. The flowers are bright red and tend to form on all of the multiple stems formed by this species. Our plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe kilifiensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
These plants are endemic to a small area of coastal Kenya near the town of Kilifi. The rosettes have thin green leaves with white striping, and the leaves gain a reddish-purple cast when stressed with sun or drought. The flowers are held in a short, near capitate inflorescence and are red. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe kilifiensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
These plants are endemic to a small area of coastal Kenya near the town of Kilifi. The rosettes have thin green leaves with white striping, and the leaves gain a reddish-purple cast when stressed with sun or drought. The flowers are held in a short, near capitate inflorescence and are red. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe krapohliana var. dumoulinii 2-inch pots	$8.00
From the Northern and Western Cape Provinces of South Africa, this is a relatively small species that grows on open plains. The leaves are blue-gray, have smooth surfaces, and lack marginal teeth. Variety dumoulinii is the dwarf form found in the vicinity of the Richtersveld. The flowers are relatively large and bright red, which is one the reasons collectors desire this species. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe krapohliana var. dumoulinii 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Northern and Western Cape Provinces of South Africa, this is a relatively small species that grows on open plains. The leaves are blue-gray, have smooth surfaces, and lack marginal teeth. Variety dumoulinii is the dwarf form found in the vicinity of the Richtersveld. The flowers are relatively large and bright red, which is one the reasons collectors desire this species. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe lateritia var. graminicola (HBG-76390) one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species, from Ethiopia and Kenya, is a maculate Aloe that forms dense clumps. The leaves are distinctively different from other maculates, generally in terms of its lighter green color and irregular banding of white spots. The flowers range in color from orange to red. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe lateritia var. graminicola (WY 1103) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from Ethiopia and Kenya, is a maculate Aloe that forms dense clumps. These plants are propagated from a maculate form originally collected near Gilgil, Kenya. The leaves are distinctively different from other maculates, generally in terms of its lighter green color and irregular banding of white spots. The flowers range in color from orange to red. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe lateritia var. graminicola (WY 1104) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from Ethiopia and Kenya, is a maculate Aloe that forms dense clumps. These plants are propagated from an immaculate form originally collected near Gilgil, Kenya. The leaves are distinctively different from other maculates, generally in terms of its lighter green color without spots. The flowers range in color from orange to red. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe lateritia var. lateritia (Lindi, Tanzania) 4-inch pots	$15.00
From material collected by Bhwire Bhitala near Lindi, Tanzania, this potentially undescribed species seems to have affinities to Aloe leptosiphon but grows in the far south of the country. Susan Carter has identified it as Aloe lateritia, but we are dubious because it was found well outside the range of that species and has some differences. These plants have apparently solitary rosettes with light green leaves with scattered white spots. The flower color is green to orange-red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe lateritia var. lateritia (Lindi, Tanzania) 5-inch pots	$20.00
From material collected by Bhwire Bhitala near Lindi, Tanzania, this potentially undescribed species seems to have affinities to Aloe leptosiphon but grows in the far south of the country. Susan Carter has identified it as Aloe lateritia, but we are dubious because it was found well outside the range of that species and has some differences. These plants have apparently solitary rosettes with light green leaves with scattered white spots. The flower color is green to orange-red. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe lateritia var. lateritia (Lindi, Tanzania) one-gallon pots	$25.00
From material collected by Bhwire Bhitala near Lindi, Tanzania, this potentially undescribed species seems to have affinities to Aloe leptosiphon but grows in the far south of the country. Susan Carter has identified it as Aloe lateritia, but we are dubious because it was found well outside the range of that species and has some differences. These plants have apparently solitary rosettes with light green leaves with scattered white spots. The flower color is green to orange-red. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe lavranosii 3-inch pots	$10.00
We previously listed this offering as Aloe sp. aff. doei from Yemen, then as A. splendens, now as A. lavranosii after John Lavranos, who originally described the species. This Aloe has beautiful bluish-green unspotted leaves and forms solitary rosettes. Its flowers are yellow and quite hairy, in line with the original description of Aloe doei. This plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Aloe lavranosii 4-inch pots	$15.00
We previously listed this offering as Aloe sp. aff. doei from Yemen, then as A. splendens, now as A. lavranosii after John Lavranos, who originally described the species. This Aloe has beautiful bluish-green unspotted leaves and forms solitary rosettes. Its flowers are yellow and quite hairy, in line with the original description of Aloe doei. This plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe lensayuensis (WY 1185, Marsabit, Kenya) 4-inch pots	$15.00
This offsetting species is from the Marsabit massif in northern Kenya. It came from the second known locality for this species, and it grows with Aloe parvidens. The plants have short, shrubby stems when mature, forming a clump. The flowers are orange red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe lensayuensis (WY 1185, Marsabit, Kenya) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This offsetting species is from the Marsabit massif in northern Kenya. It came from the second known locality for this species, and it grows with Aloe parvidens. The plants have short, shrubby stems when mature, forming a clump. The flowers are orange red. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe lensayuensis (WY 1185, Marsabit, Kenya) one-gallon pots	$25.00
This offsetting species is from the Marsabit massif in northern Kenya. It came from the second known locality for this species, and it grows with Aloe parvidens. The plants have short, shrubby stems when mature, forming a clump. The flowers are orange red. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe leptosiphon 5-inch pots	$20.00
Aloe leptosiphon, previously known as Aloe greenwayi, is from northeastern Tanzania. It is a short-shrubby species that occupies rocky slopes. These plants have yellow-green leaves. The flowers are yellow turning bright red. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe leptosiphon one-gallon pots	$30.00
Aloe leptosiphon, previously known as Aloe greenwayi, is from northeastern Tanzania. It is a short-shrubby species that occupies rocky slopes. These plants have yellow-green leaves. The flowers are yellow turning bright red. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe lineata (Blue Strap Form) 4-inch pots	$15.00
This form of Aloe lineata, which is common in the Western Cape Province of South Africa, has distichous, strap-like leaves instead of the typical triangular rosettes. While we‘ve seen this type of leaf growth on mature plants in habitat, we‘ve never seen an entire plant like these. This version, sold to us under the bogus name of A. glaucescens, has blue-green leaves with yellow-green striping. We have rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe lineata (Strap Form) 3-inch pots	$10.00
This form of Aloe lineata, which is common in the Western Cape Province of South Africa, has distichous, strap-like leaves instead of the typical triangular rosettes. While We’ve seen this type of leaf growth on mature plants in habitat, We’ve never seen an entire plant like these. It has the lovely, yellow-green striping characteristic of this species. We have these plants in 3-inch pots.
Aloe lineata (Strap Form) 4-inch pots	$15.00
This form of Aloe lineata, which is common in the Western Cape Province of South Africa, has distichous, strap-like leaves instead of the typical triangular rosettes. While We’ve seen this type of leaf growth on mature plants in habitat, We’ve never seen an entire plant like these. It has the lovely, yellow-green striping characteristic of this species. We have these plants in 4-inch pots.
Aloe lineata (Strap Form) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This form of Aloe lineata, which is common in the Western Cape Province of South Africa, has distichous, strap-like leaves instead of the typical triangular rosettes. While We’ve seen this type of leaf growth on mature plants in habitat, We’ve never seen an entire plant like these. It has the lovely, yellow-green striping characteristic of this species. We have these rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe littoralis 3-inch pots	$10.00
This tree Aloe occurs in a broad swath from Angola and Namibia across south-central Africa to Mozambique. Typically solitary on its trunk, this usually maculate species puts out large panicles of red flowers during the summer and fall. This is perhaps the most common tree Aloe in Namibia, and it has a prominent place in the national botanical garden in Windhoek. Our plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe lomatophylloides 2-inch pots	$10.00
Endemic to Rodrigues Island off the eastern coast of Africa, this former member of the genus Lomatophyllum is a shrubby aloe with flexible stems. The long, light green leaves are nearly linear and have a deep furrow. The flowers are orange-red. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe macleayi 2-inch pots	$8.00
This species is from Sudan. The solitary rosettes have numerous green, flexible leaves with yellow margins. The flowers are orange-red with yellowish tips. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe macra 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, a former Lomatophyllum, is from the island of Reunion in the Indian Ocean. The rosettes have numerous long, yellow-green and flexible leaves, and this species slowly offsets. The flowers are reddish-orange with yellow-green tips. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe macrocarpa (commutata) 5-inch pots	$20.00
Aloe macrocarpa is perhaps the most geographically widespread of the Aloes in Africa, with a distribution extending from Ethiopia to Ghana. This offering is of a prolifically clumping version once called Aloe commutata and listed as a probable hybrid by Reynolds, but recent work lumps it within the highly variable A. macrocarpa clan. This maculate species has reddish flowers, and it flowers freely. We offer plants in 5-inch pots.
Aloe macrosiphon 4-inch pots	$15.00
This beautiful clustering aloe, rarely offered, is from a wide area of East Africa. The glossy green leaves have large white markings reminiscent of the A. somaliensis group, but this species grows further south in Africa and is much larger. It also has a resemblance to A. parvidens. The flowers held in tall panicles and are pale red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe macrosiphon one-gallon pots	$25.00
This beautiful clustering aloe, rarely offered, is from a wide area of East Africa. The glossy green leaves have large white markings reminiscent of the A. somaliensis group, but this species grows further south in Africa and is much larger. It also has a resemblance to A. parvidens. The flowers held in tall panicles and are pale red. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe maculata 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is widely distributed along the southeastern coast of South Africa, extending into the interior including Lesotho. This stemless, prolifically offsetting species is the classic spotted Aloe, hence the name. The flowers are held in a capitate inflorescence with flowers ranging from orange to red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe maculata 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is widely distributed along the southeastern coast of South Africa, extending into the interior including Lesotho. This stemless, prolifically offsetting species is the classic spotted Aloe, hence the name. The flowers are held in a capitate inflorescence with flowers ranging from orange to red. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe maculata one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species is widely distributed along the southeastern coast of South Africa, extending into the interior including Lesotho. This stemless, prolifically offsetting species is the classic spotted Aloe, hence the name. The flowers are held in a capitate inflorescence with flowers ranging from orange to red. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe marlothii 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species is wide-ranging in southeastern Africa with localities in Botswana, Swaziland, and several provinces of South Africa. It is a short tree with a broad canopy of triangular-shaped, blue-green leaves covered with prickles. The flowers are yellow and held in a multibranched inflorescence. We grow this species outside in Tucson, where it withstands temperatures as low as 18F. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Aloe marlothii 5-inch pots	$15.00
This species is wide-ranging in southeastern Africa with localities in Botswana, Swaziland, and several provinces of South Africa. It is a short tree with a broad canopy of triangular-shaped, blue-green leaves covered with prickles. The flowers are yellow and held in a multibranched inflorescence. We grow this species outside in Tucson, where it withstands temperatures as low as 18F. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe massawana 5-inch pots	$15.00
Originally named for Massawana, Eritrea, this plant is actually from near Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, and has a controversial taxonomy. This was in part resolved with the creation of A. eumassawana to account for the Eritrean plants. The plant is very similar in ecology and form to other species, including Aloe vera from southern Oman and Aloe officionalis from western Yemen; it may well be a hybrid related to Arab trading along the east coast of Africa. The plants have medium rosettes and offset prolifically. The leaves are a light green, unlike the gray-green color of Aloe vera, and the flowers are held in a loose inflorescence of red flowers, not a tightly appressed inflorescence of yellow flowers as in A. vera. The plants seem able to withstand moderate frost, perhaps to 25F. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe massawana one-gallon pots	$25.00
Originally named for Massawana, Eritrea, this plant is actually from near Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, and has a controversial taxonomy. This was in part resolved with the creation of A. eumassawana to account for the Eritrean plants. The plant is very similar in ecology and form to other species, including Aloe vera from southern Oman and Aloe officionalis from western Yemen; it may well be a hybrid related to Arab trading along the east coast of Africa. The plants have medium rosettes and offset prolifically. The leaves are a light green, unlike the gray-green color of Aloe vera, and the flowers are held in a loose inflorescence of red flowers, not a tightly appressed inflorescence of yellow flowers as in A. vera. The plants seem able to withstand moderate frost, perhaps to 25F. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe mawii 2-inch pots	$10.00
This species is from east-central Africa, centered on Malawi and extending northwards and southwards. This shrubby species produces few branches, each of which bear a terminal rosette of gray-green leaves with a bluish cast and faint lines. The flowers are red. We have some difficulty growing these plants in Tucson owing to the high summer heat, and we wouldnt even consider growing this species outdoors in the winter. These plants are rooted offsets in 2-inch pots.
Aloe mawii 3-inch pots	$12.00
This species is from east-central Africa, centered on Malawi and extending northwards and southwards. This shrubby species produces few branches, each of which bear a terminal rosette of gray-green leaves with a bluish cast and faint lines. The flowers are red. We have some difficulty growing these plants in Tucson owing to the high summer heat, and we wouldnt even consider growing this species outdoors in the winter. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Aloe mcloughlinii (Blue Nile form) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from along the Blue Nile in Ethiopia, forms small clumps of relatively large rosettes. Within the group that includes A. somaliensis and A. jucunda, this species has intermediate-sized rosettes and tends to have more of a brownish-bronzed color to the leaves, which contain significant whitish-green elongated spots. The leaf margins have small brownish teeth, and the inflorescence is red fading to pink. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe mcloughlinii (Blue Nile form) one-gallon pots	$30.00
This species, from along the Blue Nile in Ethiopia, forms small clumps of relatively large rosettes. Within the group that includes A. somaliensis and A. jucunda, this species has intermediate-sized rosettes and tends to have more of a brownish-bronzed color to the leaves, which contain significant whitish-green elongated spots. The leaf margins have small brownish teeth, and the inflorescence is red fading to pink. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe megalacantha 3-inch pots	$10.00
From Ethiopia and Somalia, this short-growing species with large, spreading leaves forms a shrub in habitat. The deeply channeled leaves have magnificent, reddish teeth. The flowers are variable in color, from yellow to red. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Aloe megalacantha 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Ethiopia and Somalia, this short-growing species with large, spreading leaves forms a shrub in habitat. The deeply channeled leaves have magnificent, reddish teeth. The flowers are variable in color, from yellow to red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe megalacantha 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Ethiopia and Somalia, this short-growing species with large, spreading leaves forms a shrub in habitat. The deeply channeled leaves have magnificent, reddish teeth. The flowers are variable in color, from yellow to red. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe megalacantha one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Ethiopia and Somalia, this short-growing species with large, spreading leaves forms a shrub in habitat. The deeply channeled leaves have magnificent, reddish teeth. The flowers are variable in color, from yellow to red. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe menyharthii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from southern Malawi and adjacent Mozambique. It is a solitary or sparsely offsetting species with gray-green, maculate leaves with striations, particularly on the under surface. The flowers are capitate and red. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe microstigma 3-inch pots	$10.00
Aloe microstigma is common in the Eastern and Western Cape Provinces of South Africa, and the species extends northward through the Great Karoo into southern Namibia. A highly variable species, ours have leaves with white irregular spots and red flowers. Originally, our seeds came from Ribbokkop, Worcester, South Africa. We offer this species in 3-inch pots.
Aloe microstigma 4-inch pots	$15.00
Aloe microstigma is common in the Eastern and Western Cape Provinces of South Africa, and the species extends northward through the Great Karoo into southern Namibia. A highly variable species, ours have leaves with white irregular spots and red flowers. Originally, our seeds came from Ribbokkop, Worcester, South Africa. We offer this species in 4-inch pots.
Aloe microstigma 5-inch pots	$20.00
Aloe microstigma is common in the Eastern and Western Cape Provinces of South Africa, and the species extends northward through the Great Karoo into southern Namibia. A highly variable species, ours have leaves with white irregular spots and red flowers. Originally, our seeds came from Ribbokkop, Worcester, South Africa. We offer this species in 5-inch pots.
Aloe microstigma one-gallon pots	$25.00
Aloe microstigma is common in the Eastern and Western Cape Provinces of South Africa, and the species extends northward through the Great Karoo into southern Namibia. A highly variable species, ours have leaves with white irregular spots and red flowers. Originally, our seeds came from Ribbokkop, Worcester, South Africa. We offer this species in one-gallon pots.
Aloe millotii 4-inch pots	$15.00
A forest plant from Madagascar, this small shrubby species is related to A. antandroi. Numerous creeping stems produce nearly distichous leaves that are small, nearly linear, and gray green. The flowers are a bright red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe millotii 5-inch pots	$20.00
A forest plant from Madagascar, this small shrubby species is related to A. antandroi. Numerous creeping stems produce nearly distichous leaves that are small, nearly linear, and gray green. The flowers are a bright red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe monotropa 5-inch pots	$20.00
This is a shade-loving Aloe from the Northern Province of South Africa, where it is found in only one locality. It is an acaulescent species with spreading leaves that are patterned with dark and light green markings. The flowers are yellow-orange. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe morijensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
With A. fibrosa, A. kedongensis, A. rabaiensis, and A. nyeriensis, this group of shrubby aloes has a distribution across southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. A. morijensis, which occurs in the southwest part of the groups distribution, has distinctive, heavily spotted light green leaves. The multicolored flowers are mostly orange and red. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe morijensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
With A. fibrosa, A. kedongensis, A. rabaiensis, and A. nyeriensis, this group of shrubby aloes has a distribution across southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. A. morijensis, which occurs in the southwest part of the group‘s distribution, has distinctive, heavily spotted light green leaves. The multicolored flowers are mostly orange and red. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe morijensis one-gallon pots	$25.00
With A. fibrosa, A. kedongensis, A. rabaiensis, and A. nyeriensis, this group of shrubby aloes has a distribution across southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. A. morijensis, which occurs in the southwest part of the group's distribution, has distinctive, heavily spotted light green leaves. The multicolored flowers are mostly orange and red. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe mossurilensis one-gallon pots	$25.00
This recently described species is from the coast of Mossuril Bay in northern Mozambique. It is fairly unique among Aloes for the strong brown-green color and bold white spots of the leaves, which clasp along the stems. The plants strongly clump, forming small shrubs with upright stems. The flowers are light red and appear to be difficult to attain in cultivation. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe mubendiensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species has affinity to Aloe labworana, related to the larger A. schweinfurthii complex that spans sub-Saharan Africa. The leaves of this offsetting species have occasional spots and lineations, and the flowers are dense and orange-red. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe mubendiensis one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species has affinity to Aloe labworana, related to the larger A. schweinfurthii complex that spans sub-Saharan Africa. The leaves of this offsetting species have occasional spots and lineations, and the flowers are dense and orange-red. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe mudenensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
From KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa, this spotted Aloe rarely offsets. The blue-green leaves with dense white spots are very attractive, and the flowers are red-orange. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe mudenensis one-gallon pots	$25.00
From KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa, this spotted Aloe rarely offsets. The blue-green leaves with dense white spots are very attractive, and the flowers are red-orange. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe mutabilis 2-gallon pots	$35.00
This species comes from the northeastern provinces of South Africa, where, like A. hardyi, it occurs on steep slopes to vertical cliffs. It is distinctive because of its light blue-green leaves and highly flexible stems, which appear designed more to hang than to remain upright. The flowers evolve to a yellow when mature. These plants are rooted offsets in 2-gallon pots.
Aloe mutabilis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species comes from the northeastern provinces of the Republic of South Africa, where, like A. hardyi, it occurs on steep slopes to vertical cliffs. It is distinctive because of its light blue-green leaves and highly flexible stems, which appear designed more to hang than to remain upright. The flowers evolve to a yellow when mature. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe mutabilis one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species comes from the northeastern provinces of the Republic of South Africa, where, like A. hardyi, it occurs on steep slopes to vertical cliffs. It is distinctive because of its light blue-green leaves and highly flexible stems, which appear designed more to hang than to remain upright. The flowers evolve to a yellow when mature. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe mzimbana 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from Malawi and surrounding countries. It freely offsets, producing rosettes with numerous deltoid-shaped leaves that are glossy gray-green with a reddish margin that bears reddish spines. The flowers are bright red and held in a lax inflorescence. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe ngongensis (WY 1057) 2-gallon pots	$35.00
Aloe ngongensis grows in the Ngong Hills west of Nairobi, Kenya (WY 1057), and its range extends out into the lower elevation Rift Valley. This species forms clumps that range in height from 4 to 6 feet and has a distinctive blue-green rosette. The flowers are orange-red. The species may be frost hardy in Tucson, but we have not tested that yet. Our plants are seedlings in 2-gallon pots.
Aloe ngongensis (WY 1057) one-gallon pots	$25.00
Aloe ngongensis grows in the Ngong Hills west of Nairobi, Kenya (WY 1057), and its range extends out into the lower elevation Rift Valley. This species forms clumps that range in height from 4 to 6 feet and has a distinctive blue-green rosette. The flowers are orange-red. The species may be frost hardy in Tucson, but we have not tested that yet. Our plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe niensiensis 3-inch pots	$12.00
This species, collected by Dee Roberts (Roberts 55) near Niensi, Tanzania, is a small offsetting maculate Aloe. The flowers are red and secund, and this character is what distinguishes it from other similar species, such as Aloe bukobana. These plants are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Aloe niensiensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, collected by Dee Roberts (Roberts 55) near Niensi, Tanzania, is a small offsetting maculate Aloe. The flowers are red and secund, and this character is what distinguishes it from other similar species, such as Aloe bukobana. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe niensiensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, collected by Dee Roberts (Roberts 55) near Niensi, Tanzania, is a small offsetting maculate Aloe. The flowers are red and secund, and this character is what distinguishes it from other similar species, such as Aloe bukobana. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe nobilis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This hybrid has long been known in the trade and once achieved species status. It probably is a hybrid between Aloe distans and A. brevifolia, possessing the light green leaves and spots of the former and the dense marginal spines of the latter. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe nobilis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This hybrid has long been known in the trade and once achieved species status. It probably is a hybrid between Aloe distans and A. brevifolia, possessing the light green leaves and spots of the former and the dense marginal spines of the latter. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe nobilis one-gallon pots	$30.00
This hybrid has long been known in the trade and once achieved species status. It probably is a hybrid between Aloe distans and A. brevifolia, possessing the light green leaves and spots of the former and the dense marginal spines of the latter. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe officinalis 2-inch pots	$8.00
From the Tihama Plains of western Yemen, extending northwards into Saudi Arabia, this species offsets prolifically. The medium-sized rosettes produce yellow-green to gray-green leaves without spots when mature. The flowers can be either yellow or red and both colors seemingly can be produced from the same clone. These plants are rooted offsets in 2-inch pots.
Aloe officinalis 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Tihama Plains of western Yemen, extending northwards into Saudi Arabia, this species offsets prolifically. The medium-sized rosettes produce yellow-green to gray-green leaves without spots when mature. The flowers can be either yellow or red and both colors seemingly can be produced from the same clone. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe omoana 4-inch pots	$15.00
Aloe omoana is another rare species from Ethiopia. It is a short shrubby species with mostly green leaves and scattered white spots. The flowers are yellow or sometimes red. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe omoana 5-inch pots	$20.00
Aloe omoana is another rare species from Ethiopia. It is a short shrubby species with mostly green leaves and scattered white spots. The flowers are yellow or sometimes red. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe omoana one-gallon pots	$25.00
Aloe omoana is another rare species from Ethiopia. It is a short shrubby species with mostly green leaves and scattered white spots. The flowers are yellow or sometimes red. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe palmiformis 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Angola, this shrubby Aloe branches from the base, producing stems with olive-green leaves lined with sharp, relatively large teeth. As the epithet suggests, there is a resemblance to a palm tree, however vague that might be. The flowers are bright red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe palmiformis 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Angola, this shrubby Aloe branches from the base, producing stems with olive-green leaves lined with sharp, relatively large teeth. As the epithet suggests, there is a resemblance to a palm tree, however vague that might be. The flowers are bright red. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe parvibracteata 5-inch pots	$20.00
From northeastern South Africa and Swaziland, this spotted Aloe prolifically offsets. The leaves tend to be long and purple-green with some stripes and few to numerous white spots. The flowers are borne on branched inflorescences and generally are orange-red; this species typically flowers in late winter in Tucson. Our plants have withstood 23F undamaged. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe pendens 4-inch pots	$15.00
One of the many cremnophilous species from Yemen, this species has scraggly stems that eventually form a dense cluster. The stems may hang, since that is their usual form, or they may be mostly upright. The flowers are yellow and occur over a long period of the year in cultivation. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe pendens 5-inch pots	$20.00
One of the many cremnophilous species from Yemen, this species has scraggly stems that eventually form a dense cluster. The stems may hang, since that is their usual form, or they may be mostly upright. The flowers are yellow and occur over a long period of the year in cultivation. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe pendens one-gallon pots	$25.00
One of the many cremnophilous species from Yemen, this species has scraggly stems that eventually form a dense cluster. The stems may hang, since that is their usual form, or they may be mostly upright. The flowers are yellow and occur over a long period of the year in cultivation. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe penduliflora (WY 1009) 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Kenya (WY 1009), this shrubby Aloe offsets prolifically, forming large clumps. The leaves are light green in color and are distributed along the stems. The inflorescence typically has a U-shaped bend in it, explaining the epithet of this species, and the flowers are yellow and mostly capitate. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe penduliflora (WY 1009) one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Kenya (WY 1009), this shrubby Aloe offsets prolifically, forming large clumps. The leaves are light green in color and are distributed along the stems. The inflorescence typically has a U-shaped bend in it, explaining the epithet of this species, and the flowers are yellow and mostly capitate. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe perdita 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Chimanimani Mountains of Zimbabwe, this species is related to A. swynnertonii. It tends to be smaller than that species and has orange-colored flowers on a multibranched inflorescence. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe perdita one-gallon pots	$30.00
From the Chimanimani Mountains of Zimbabwe, this species is related to A. swynnertonii. It tends to be smaller than that species and has orange-colored flowers on a multibranched inflorescence. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe perrieri 2-inch pots	$8.00
This is supposed to be just an overgrown version of Aloe bellatula, which is from Madagascar and one of our favorites. A grass Aloe, We’ve grown this outside in Tucson for more than 10 years under a shrub; even during freezes, it produces prolific red flower panicles in early winter. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe petrophila (ISI 2001-24) 4-inch pots	$15.00
These plants, which were ISI 2001-24, originally came from propagules originating in the Northern Province of South Africa. Another cremnophilous species, growing primarily on cliffs, this species forms small clumps of rosettes bearing light green, white-spotted leaves. The flowers are pink and borne in dense, capitate inflorescences. This species took 18F recently in Tucson with minimal damage. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe petrophila (ISI 2001-24) 5-inch pots	$20.00
These plants, which were ISI 2001-24, originally came from propagules originating in the Northern Province of South Africa. Another cremnophilous species, growing primarily on cliffs, this species forms small clumps of rosettes bearing light green, white-spotted leaves. The flowers are pink and borne in dense, capitate inflorescences. This species took 18F recently in Tucson with minimal damage. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe pictifolia 5-inch pots	$20.00
Aloe pictifolia is from the Kouga Dam locality in the Eastern Cape Province, also the home for several narrowly endemic Gasterias. Typically in suckering groups, this maculate Aloe forms rosettes with long, narrow leaves that will recurve downwards in certain situations. The flowers are bright red with a greenish entry to the floral tube. We offer rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe pictifolia one-gallon pots	$25.00
Aloe pictifolia is from the Kouga Dam locality in the Eastern Cape Province, also the home for several narrowly endemic Gasterias. Typically in suckering groups, this maculate Aloe forms rosettes with long, narrow leaves that will recurve downwards in certain situations. The flowers are bright red with a greenish entry to the floral tube. We offer rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe plicatilis 2-inch pots	$8.00
This unique tree Aloe grows to 14-ft high in its habitat, the higher parts of the Drakensburg Mountains of the Western Cape Province of South Africa. It bears flat strap-like unspotted leaves at the branch tips, and the leaves are arranged distichously, hence the common name of fan aloe. These seedlings are in 2-inch pots.
Aloe plicatilis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This unique tree Aloe grows to 14-ft high in its habitat, the higher parts of the Drakensburg Mountains of the Western Cape Province of South Africa. It bears flat strap-like unspotted leaves at the branch tips, and the leaves are arranged distichously, hence the common name of‘ fan aloe.‘ These seedlings are in 4-inch pots.
Aloe plicatilis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This unique tree Aloe grows to 14-ft high in its habitat, the higher parts of the Drakensburg Mountains of the Western Cape Province of South Africa. It bears flat strap-like unspotted leaves at the branch tips, and the leaves are arranged distichously, hence the common name of ‘fan aloe.‘ These seedlings are in 5-inch pots.
Aloe plicatilis one-gallon pots	$25.00
This unique tree Aloe grows to 14-ft high in its habitat, the higher parts of the Drakensburg Mountains of the Western Cape Province of South Africa. It bears flat strap-like unspotted leaves at the branch tips, and the leaves are arranged distichously, hence the common name of fan aloe. These seedlings are in one-gallon pots.
Aloe pluridens 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species ranges from the Eastern Cape Province to KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa. A tree, this species has yellow-green leaves with prominent white teeth. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe pluridens one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species ranges from the Eastern Cape Province to KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa. A tree, this species has yellow-green leaves with prominent white teeth. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe pubescens 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Ethiopia, this immaculate species has gray-green leaves and can form proliferous groups. The inflorescence, borne in the summer to fall period, is relatively tall and bears coral-red flowers that are covered with hairs, hence the name. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe pubescens one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Ethiopia, this immaculate species has gray-green leaves and can form proliferous groups. The inflorescence, borne in the summer to fall period, is relatively tall and bears coral-red flowers that are covered with hairs, hence the name. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe rabaiensis 2-gallon pots	$45.00
This species is a shrubby Aloe from coastal regions of Kenya. The plants branch from the base and produce olive-green leaves with prominent dark marginal spines. The flowers, produced in a relatively large panicle, are yellow-orange. These plants are seedlings in 2-gallon pots.
Aloe ramosissima 2-inch pots	$10.00
We think this is a shrubby form of Aloe dichotoma, but it is worth keeping separate because of its form. It perhaps is easier to keep in pots because of its form, which branches from the base in pots. Like A. dichotoma, the flowers are large and yellow. We do not recommend this plant in landscaping because it takes little frost and does not tolerate summer rainfall, but we do continue to water these plants lightly in the hot summer months. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe rapanarivoi 2-inch pots	$8.00
This species, related to A. richaudii and A. gneissicola, is from Madagascar. It is a solitary plant with a rosette of, grey-green leaves. The flowers are capitate and red-yellow in color These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe rauhii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This wonderful dwarf species is from Madagascar. While it has served as the basis for innumerable hybrids, the pure species is quite special in its own right. It is a proliferous clumper, forming a rosette of deltoid, grey-green leaves covered with elongated spots. The flowers are a nice red, and this species flowers frequently. What we really like about this species is that we planted it in our yard, completely neglected it through drought and freezes down to 23F, and it came through without a problem! These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe rauhii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This wonderful dwarf species is from Madagascar. While it has served as the basis for innumerable hybrids, the pure species is quite special in its own right. It is a proliferous clumper, forming a rosette of deltoid, grey-green leaves covered with elongated spots. The flowers are a nice red, and this species flowers frequently. What we really like about this species is that we planted it in our yard, completely neglected it through drought and freezes down to 23F, and it came through without a problem! These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe rauhii x Blue Hawaii 3-inch pots	$10.00
This hybrid back crosses A. rauhii with the cultivar Blue Hawaii," which also has A. rauhii in it. As the name suggests, the leaves have a strong blue cast with some streaks of pink-red coloration. The flowers are small and light red in color. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Aloe rauhii x Blue Hawaii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This hybrid back crosses A. rauhii with the cultivar Blue Hawaii," which also has A. rauhii in it. As the name suggests, the leaves have a strong blue cast with some streaks of pink-red coloration. The flowers are small and light red in color. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe reitzii 2-inch pots	$8.00
From South Africa, and mostly from Mpumalanga Province, this is one of the striking Aloes in terms of form and flowers. The rosettes typically are solitary, bearing gray-green leaves. When young, the leaves have significant tubercles (spines) on the leaves, particularly the outer surfaces, but these tend to be restricted to near the tips in the older leaves. The flowers are spectacular and borne in branched inflorescences with closely appressed, downward-facing flowers of a silvery red appearance. This is one of the best Aloes in terms of flowers, which typically occur in late summer in Tucson. We‘ve had plants out at 20F with no damage. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe reitzii 4-inch pots	$15.00
From South Africa, and mostly from Mpumalanga Province, this is one of the striking Aloes in terms of form and flowers. The rosettes typically are solitary, bearing gray-green leaves. When young, the leaves have significant tubercles (spines) on the leaves, particularly the outer surfaces, but these tend to be restricted to near the tips in the older leaves. The flowers are spectacular and borne in branched inflorescences with closely appressed, downward-facing flowers of a silvery red appearance. This is one of the best Aloes in terms of flowers, which typically occur in late summer in Tucson. We’ve had plants out at 20F with no damage. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe rendilliorum 3-inch pots	$15.00
This is an acaulescent aloe that is native to one locality in north-central Kenya. It is related to other species from this region, notably Aloe archeri. It has long, immaculate green leaves in its rosette. The flowers are dull red in color. These plants are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Aloe rendilliorum 4-inch pots	$20.00
This is an acaulescent aloe that is native to one locality in north-central Kenya. It is related to other species from this region, notably Aloe archeri. It has long, immaculate green leaves in its rosette. The flowers are dull red in color. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe rendilliorum 5-inch pots	$25.00
This is an acaulescent aloe that is native to one locality in north-central Kenya. It is related to other species from this region, notably Aloe archeri. It has long, immaculate green leaves in its rosette. The flowers are dull red in color. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe reynoldsii 2-inch pots	$8.00
From the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, this species superficially resembles A. striata. The leaves are relatively wide and blue-green with white longitudinal stripes. Unlike A. striata, the flowers are yellow and relatively small. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe reynoldsii 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, this species superficially resembles A. striata. The leaves are relatively wide and blue-green with white longitudinal stripes. Unlike A. striata, the flowers are yellow and relatively small. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe reynoldsii 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, this species superficially resembles A. striata. The leaves are relatively wide and blue-green with white longitudinal stripes. Unlike A. striata, the flowers are yellow and relatively small. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe richaudii 5-inch pots	$20.00
Related to the more widespread Aloe capitata, this species has a restricted distribution on granite domes in one part of Madagascar. It is an offsetting species with an acaulescent rosette of gray-green leaves that have reddish-purple highlights, yellow margins, and yellow marginal teeth. This species has relatively large yellow flowers held in capitate racemes. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe rigens 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from northwestern Somalia, and it probably extends into Djibouti. It typically is solitary with medium-sized rosettes of olive-green leaves that are spotted when young but solid-colored when mature. The flowers are a pale red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe rigens 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from northwestern Somalia, and it probably extends into Djibouti. It typically is solitary with medium-sized rosettes of olive-green leaves that are spotted when young but solid-colored when mature. The flowers are a pale red. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe rivierei 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Yemen and Saudi Arabia, where it grows primarily on rocky cliffs and slopes at intermediate elevations, this shrubby Aloe prolifically offsets to form relatively large clumps. Like many of the Arabian Aloes, the younger branches have spotted leaves while mature leaves are immaculate or nearly so. The flowers are orange-red and are borne in the summer and fall. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe ruffingiana 4-inch pots	$15.00
These plants are propagated from material originally collected near Ambatomena, Madagascar. Branching from the base, the stems produce rosettes of triangular leaves that are green with numerous white spots. The leaf margin is reddish-white with small dull teeth. The flowers red at the base, transitioning to an overall white color with green lips. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe ruffingiana 5-inch pots	$20.00
These plants are propagated from material originally collected near Ambatomena, Madagascar. Branching from the base, the stems produce rosettes of triangular leaves that are green with numerous white spots. The leaf margin is reddish-white with small dull teeth. The flowers red at the base, transitioning to an overall white color with green lips. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe rupestris 4-inch pots	$15.00
This tree Aloe, from Mozambique, Swaziland, and KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa, typically is single-stemmed up to more than 20 feet tall. The leaves are a dark green with a reddish-purple sheen, and they have prominent marginal teeth. The flowers are yellow-orange. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe schoelleri 2-inch pots	$10.00
This species, from Eritrea, is poorly known. It grows on a plateau, probably prolifically offsets, and probably has red flowers. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe scobinifolia 2-inch pots	$8.00
This rare species from Somalia is slow growing. The seedlings are distichous, but the mature plants are solitary and rosulate. The leaves are thick and succulent and typically recurved; the margin becomes pink with time, and the leaf surface is roughened. The flower color ranges from yellow to red. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe scobinifolia one-gallon pots	$30.00
This rare species from Somalia is slow growing. The seedlings are distichous, but the mature plants are solitary and rosulate. The leaves are thick and succulent and typically recurved; the margin becomes pink with time, and the leaf surface is roughened. The flower color ranges from yellow to red. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe scorpiodes 4-inch pots	$15.00
From one mountain range in southwestern Angola, this species is shrubby with yellow-green leaves. Although the leaves downturn, suggesting an inverted scorpion tail, the name comes from the inflorescence, which curves upwards and bears yellow-orange flowers. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe scorpiodes 5-inch pots	$20.00
From one mountain range in southwestern Angola, this species is shrubby with yellow-green leaves. Although the leaves downturn, suggesting an inverted scorpion tail, the name comes from the inflorescence, which curves upwards and bears yellow-orange flowers. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe scorpiodes one-gallon pots	$25.00
From one mountain range in southwestern Angola, this species is shrubby with yellow-green leaves. Although the leaves downturn, suggesting an inverted scorpion tail, the name comes from the inflorescence, which curves upwards and bears yellow-orange flowers. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe secundiflora (WY 1021) 4-inch pots	$15.00
Widely distributed in East Africa, our plants originated from material originally collected in the Rift Valley of Kenya (WY 1021). This plants are a glassy green with prominent marginal teeth and spots on the young plants. This species, which rarely offsets, produces a beautiful inflorescence with flowers turned upright along mostly lateral flowering stalks (hence the species epithet). These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe secundiflora (WY 1021) 5-inch pots	$20.00
Widely distributed in East Africa, our plants originated from material originally collected in the Rift Valley of Kenya (WY 1021). This plants are a glassy green with prominent marginal teeth and spots on the young plants. This species, which rarely offsets, produces a beautiful inflorescence with flowers turned upright along mostly lateral flowering stalks (hence the species epithet). These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe secundiflora (WY 1021) one-gallon pots	$30.00
Widely distributed in East Africa, our plants originated from material originally collected in the Rift Valley of Kenya (WY 1021). This plants are a glassy green with prominent marginal teeth and spots on the young plants. This species, which rarely offsets, produces a beautiful inflorescence with flowers turned upright along mostly lateral flowering stalks (hence the species epithet). These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe sereti (Cameroon) 2-gallon pots	$45.00
This species, from Cameroon and Zaire (Congo), has plants that occasionally offset but mostly have medium-sized, solitary rosettes. The leaves are blue-green with abundant faint-white spots and a pinkish-white margin with reddish-white marginal spines. The flowers are bright red. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe simii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This maculate Aloe is from South Africa. A rare species, these plants generally are solitary with medium-sized rosettes. The leaves are dark green with white spots and a purple cast. The flowers are pink. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe sinkatana (zub) 4-inch pots	$15.00
This small, proliferous species , which is from the Sudan, forms rosettes of yellow-green leaves that are marked with white spots and reddish spines on the margins. The new name of this species is Aloe zub, reflecting its offsetting nature compared with what Aloe sinkatana is supposed to be like. The inflorescence is capitate with bright orange-red flowers. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe sinkatana (zub) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This small, proliferous species , which is from the Sudan, forms rosettes of yellow-green leaves that are marked with white spots and reddish spines on the margins. The new name of this species is Aloe zub, reflecting its offsetting nature compared with what Aloe sinkatana is supposed to be like. The inflorescence is capitate with bright orange-red flowers. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe somaliensis 2-inch pots	$10.00
This species, from Somalia, forms a small rosette and gradually offsets. When kept in shade, the leaves are almost black-green with light elongated spots and red teeth on the margins. The coloration tends to fade when the species is placed in more sun. Aloe somaliensis is a very pretty and distinctive species, worthy of any collection that includes Aloes. These seedlings are in 2-inch pots.
Aloe somaliensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, from Somalia, forms a small rosette and gradually offsets. When kept in shade, the leaves are almost black-green with light elongated spots and red teeth on the margins. The coloration tends to fade when the species is placed in more sun. Aloe somaliensis is a very pretty and distinctive species, worthy of any collection that includes Aloes. These seedlings are in 4-inch pots.
Aloe somaliensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from Somalia, forms a small rosette and gradually offsets. When kept in shade, the leaves are almost black-green with light elongated spots and red teeth on the margins. The coloration tends to fade when the species is placed in more sun. Aloe somaliensis is a very pretty and distinctive species, worthy of any collection that includes Aloes. These seedlings are in 5-inch pots.
Aloe sp. (Awassa, Ethiopia) 5-inch pots	$20.00
These plants came to us from an unknown source. All we know is that they are from Ethiopia. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe sp. (Awassa, Ethiopia) one-gallon pots	$25.00
These plants came to us from an unknown source. All we know is that they are from Ethiopia. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe sp. (Baviaanskrantz, RSA) 5-inch pots	$20.00
These plants are from seeds collected by the late Charles Craib near Baviaanskrantz, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. It is too soon to know what these plants may be: new species, or a rare existing one. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe sp. (Baviaanskrantz, RSA) one-gallon pots	$25.00
These plants are from seeds collected by the late Charles Craib near Baviaanskrantz, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. It is too soon to know what these plants may be: new species, or a rare existing one. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe sp. (Brown-Powys 21) 4-inch pots	$15.00
This plant has been around in cultivation for a long time and superficially resembles Aloe kilifiensis. After some mostly profitless research, we determined that these plants must have come from Ann Powys and her ex-husband, but no other information is available. We have no idea whether this is a species, a form of an existing species (such as A. kilifiensis), or a hybrid. They are quite nice though, although a little touchy in cultivation. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe sp. (Brown-Powys 21) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This plant has been around in cultivation for a long time and superficially resembles Aloe kilifiensis. After some mostly profitless research, we determined that these plants must have come from Ann Powys and her ex-husband, but no other information is available. We have no idea whether this is a species, a form of an existing species (such as A. kilifiensis), or a hybrid. They are quite nice though, although a little touchy in cultivation. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe sp. (Machakos Junction, Kenya) 4-inch pots	$15.00
From material collected near Machakos in south-central Kenya, this potentially undescribed species seems to have affinities to Aloe lateritia. These plants have apparently solitary rosettes with light, olive-green leaves with scattered white spots. The flower color is unknown. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe sp. (Yabello, Ethiopia, ES 15334) 8-inch pots	$55.00
From material collected near Yabello, Ethiopia (ES 15334), this potentially undescribed species seems to have affinities to Aloe calidophila. These large gray-green plants have offsetting rosettes with distichous leaves with scattered white spots. The flower color is unknown. These plants are rooted offsets in 8-inch pots.
Aloe sp. aff. elegans 4-inch pots	$15.00
Aloe elegans is a highly variable species is from Ethiopia and Eritrea. These plants are from the same region, and their rosettes bear light-green leaves with a reddish margin. We think the flowers will be any color from yellow to bright red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe sp. Ethiopia (Katz ET60) 4-inch pots	$20.00
From material collected near Arum, Ethiopia, this potentially undescribed species seems to have affinities to Aloe tomentosa. These plants have apparently solitary rosettes with light green, immaculate leaves. The flower color is unknown. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe spicata 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species is from the northeastern provinces of South Africa. It is a medium to large species on a short stem bearing long, narrow leaves that are immaculate and green, turning reddish-purple in sun. The flowers are brown-yellow and have a shaving brush appearance owing to the dense inflorescence and long stamens. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Aloe spicata 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from the northeastern provinces of South Africa. It is a medium to large species on a short stem bearing long, narrow leaves that are immaculate and green, turning reddish-purple in sun. The flowers are brown-yellow and have a shaving brush appearance owing to the dense inflorescence and long stamens. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe spinosissima 4-inch pots	$15.00
Aloe spinosissima is one of those things that exists, but no one seems to know what it is. On the one hand, it is a species that is so poorly documented that it is not accepted in current treatments of the genus. On the other hand, there are some hybrids out there that are referred to as A. spinosissima that clearly are not. This is “the real deal” for what it is worth. The flowers are red, and the plant is shrubby and (surprise!) spiny. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe spinosissima 5-inch pots	$20.00
Aloe spinosissima is one of those things that exists, but no one seems to know what it is. On the one hand, it is a species that is so poorly documented that it is not accepted in current treatments of the genus. On the other hand, there are some hybrids out there that are referred to as A. spinosissima that clearly are not. This is “the real deal” for what it is worth. The flowers are red, and the plant is shrubby and (surprise!) spiny. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe spinosissima one-gallon pots	$25.00
Aloe spinosissima is one of those things that exists, but no one seems to know what it is. On the one hand, it is a species that is so poorly documented that it is not accepted in current treatments of the genus. On the other hand, there are some hybrids out there that are referred to as A. spinosissima that clearly are not. This is “the real deal” for what it is worth. The flowers are red, and the plant is shrubby and (surprise!) spiny. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe squarrosa 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Socotra, where it hangs from limestone cliffs, this aloe has beautiful small rosettes with white-spotted leaves. The plant offsets prolifically and produces red flower panicles. We have had our plants outside for years, where they have withstood 25F with overhead protection. Our plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe striata 4-inch pots	$15.00
A classic landscape Aloe in Tucson, Aloe striata has spineless leaves with pink edges. It is quite frost hardy (to 20F), and it produces very pretty red flowers in the early spring. Our plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe striata 5-inch pot	$20.00
A classic landscape Aloe in Tucson, Aloe striata has spineless leaves with pink edges. It is quite frost hardy (to 20F), and it produces very pretty red flowers in the early spring. Our plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe striatula 8-inch pots	$35.00
This species, one of the most frost hardy of the Aloaceae, is common on rocky slopes and mountain tops in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa and Lesotho. The slender branches of young plants, as well as the narrow, nearly linear leaves, belie the fact that the mature plant is a small tree with relatively broad, lancheolate leaves. The flowers are orange to red and held in a relatively short raceme. Our plants had no damage recently at 23F but this species is easily capable of mid-teens for low temperatures. Our plants are rooted cuttings in 8-inch pots.
Aloe succotrina hybrid 3-inch pots	$10.00
Due to problems with specimen labeling, this species as originally described was thought to be from Socotra, Yemen, hence the epithet. However, it actually is from the Cape peninsula near Cape Town, Western Cape Province of South Africa. It can have a short stem, but typically it produces light green leaves with prominent marginal teeth, betraying its close relation to Aloe arborescens. The flowers are red. These plants are open-pollinated seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Aloe succotrina hybrid 4-inch pots	$15.00
Due to problems with specimen labeling, this species as originally described was thought to be from Socotra, Yemen, hence the epithet. However, it actually is from the Cape peninsula near Cape Town, Western Cape Province of South Africa. It can have a short stem, but typically it produces light green leaves with prominent marginal teeth, betraying its close relation to Aloe arborescens. The flowers are red. These plants are open-pollinated seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe suffulta 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Mozambique and the KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa, this shade-loving species grows under shrubs and trees in habitat. The plant in general has a straggly appearance, and the leaves are narrow, green, and spotted. What really makes this species unique are the flowers, borne on an inflorescence so weak it needs to be supported on shrubs or it lies prostrate on the ground. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe suffulta 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Mozambique and the KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa, this shade-loving species grows under shrubs and trees in habitat. The plant in general has a straggly appearance, and the leaves are narrow, green, and spotted. What really makes this species unique are the flowers, borne on an inflorescence so weak it needs to be supported on shrubs or it lies prostrate on the ground. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe suffulta 8-inch pots	$35.00
From Mozambique and the KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa, this shade-loving species grows under shrubs and trees in habitat. The plant in general has a straggly appearance, and the leaves are narrow, green, and spotted. What really makes this species unique are the flowers, borne on an inflorescence so weak it needs to be supported on shrubs or it lies prostrate on the ground. These plants are seedlings in 8-inch pots.
Aloe suffulta one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Mozambique and the KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa, this shade-loving species grows under shrubs and trees in habitat. The plant in general has a straggly appearance, and the leaves are narrow, green, and spotted. What really makes this species unique are the flowers, borne on an inflorescence so weak it needs to be supported on shrubs or it lies prostrate on the ground. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe swynnertonii (Mucute Mtn) 4-inch pots	$15.00
We have this beautiful species, which is from Zimbabwe and the Northern Province of South Africa, but also it has been found on Mucute Mountain, Mozambique. Aloe swynnertonii is distinctive from other maculate Aloes by the underside of the leaves, which are spotless but pale green with yellow lines. The flowers are pink to red and form capitate heads. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe swynnertonii (Mucute Mtn) 5-inch pots	$20.00
We have this beautiful species, which is from Zimbabwe and the Northern Province of South Africa, but also it has been found on Mucute Mountain, Mozambique. Aloe swynnertonii is distinctive from other maculate Aloes by the underside of the leaves, which are spotless but pale green with yellow lines. The flowers are pink to red and form capitate heads. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe swynnertonii 4-inch pots	$15.00
We have this beautiful species, which is from Zimbabwe and the Northern Province of South Africa. Aloe swynnertonii is distinctive from other maculate Aloes by the underside of the leaves, which are spotless but pale green with yellow lines. The flowers are pink to red and form capitate heads. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe swynnertonii 5-inch pots	$20.00
We have this beautiful species, which is from Zimbabwe and the Northern Province of South Africa. Aloe swynnertonii is distinctive from other maculate Aloes by the underside of the leaves, which are spotless but pale green with yellow lines. The flowers are pink to red and form capitate heads. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe swynnertonii one-gallon pots	$25.00
We have this beautiful species, which is from Zimbabwe and the Northern Province of South Africa. Aloe swynnertonii is distinctive from other maculate Aloes by the underside of the leaves, which are spotless but pale green with yellow lines. The flowers are pink to red and form capitate heads. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe tegetiformis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This recently described species is from an isolated mountain range in northwestern Kenya. A prolifically clumping species, the plants have small rosettes of brownish-green, densely spotted leaves. The flower color is unknown. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe tegetiformis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This recently described species is from an isolated mountain range in northwestern Kenya. A prolifically clumping species, the plants have small rosettes of brownish-green, densely spotted leaves. The flower color is unknown. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe tenuoir 3-inch pots	$10.00
This shrubby species is from the Eastern Cape Province, where it typically grows in the summer rainfall regime. It has weak branches that tend to be supported by shrubs. The little linear-lanceolate leaves betray the relation with A. ciliaris, a close relative. Unlike that species, the flowers of A. tenuoir tend to be yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Aloe tenuoir 4-inch pots	$15.00
This shrubby species is from the Eastern Cape Province, where it typically grows in the summer rainfall regime. It has weak branches that tend to be supported by shrubs. The little linear-lanceolate leaves betray the relation with A. ciliaris, a close relative. Unlike that species, the flowers of A. tenuoir tend to be yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe tenuoir 5-inch pots	$20.00
This shrubby species is from the Eastern Cape Province, where it typically grows in the summer rainfall regime. It has weak branches that tend to be supported by shrubs. The little linear-lanceolate leaves betray the relation with A. ciliaris, a close relative. Unlike that species, the flowers of A. tenuoir tend to be yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe tewoldei 4-inch pots	$15.00
This cremnophilous species, typically occurring on limestone cliffs, is from Harerge Region of Ethiopia. It is a small species with gray-green, white-spotted leaves, and it tends to either hang or sprawl along the surface in habitat. The flowers are light orange. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe tewoldei 5-inch pots	$20.00
This cremnophilous species, typically occurring on limestone cliffs, is from Harerge Region of Ethiopia. It is a small species with gray-green, white-spotted leaves, and it tends to either hang or sprawl along the surface in habitat. The flowers are light orange. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe tomentosa 3-inch pots	$10.00
Aloe tomentosa, from the southern part of the Arabian Peninsula, forms small suckering groups in habitat. Besides its spotless, grey-green leaves, the distinctive thing about this aloe are the hairy flowers for which the species is named. These plants are in 3-inch pots.
Aloe tomentosa 4-inch pots	$15.00
Aloe tomentosa, from the southern part of the Arabian Peninsula, forms small suckering groups in habitat. Besides its grey-green leaves, which are spotted in young plants, the distinctive thing about this aloe are the hairy flowers for which the species is named. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe tororoana 10-inch pots	$45.00
This species is from one locality in Uganda. It has distinctive whitish-green leaves with scattered white spots on both surfaces and fierce-looking teeth that are pointed towards the leaf tips. The flowers are relatively small but bright red with yellow tips. These plants are rooted offsets in 10-inch pots.
Aloe trichosantha one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Ethiopia and Eritrea, this species is a low, suckering species with gray-green, spotted leaves. It is a relatively large plant and produces panicles of reddish flowers covered with light wool. We grow this outside in Tucson, where it has taken 18F with minimum damage. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe trichosantha ssp. longiflora 3-inch pots	$10.00
From Ethiopia and Eritrea, this species is a low, suckering species with gray-green, spotted leaves. It is a relatively large plant and produces panicles of reddish flowers covered with light wool. As its name indicates, subspecies longiflora has longer flowers than the typical species. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe trichosantha ssp. longiflora 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Ethiopia and Eritrea, this species is a low, suckering species with gray-green, spotted leaves. It is a relatively large plant and produces panicles of reddish flowers covered with light wool. As its name indicates, subspecies longiflora has longer flowers than the typical species. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe trigonantha 2-inch pots	$8.00
From northwestern Ethiopia, with possible extension into Eritrea, this species is acaulescent with numerous plain green leaves lined with marginal teeth. The inflorescence is multibranched, and the flowers are orange-red and vaguely three-sided, hence the epithet. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe trigonantha 4-inch pots	$15.00
From northwestern Ethiopia, with possible extension into Eritrea, this species is acaulescent with numerous plain green leaves lined with marginal teeth. The inflorescence is multibranched, and the flowers are orange-red and vaguely three-sided, hence the epithet. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe trigonantha 5-inch pots	$20.00
From northwestern Ethiopia, with possible extension into Eritrea, this species is acaulescent with numerous plain green leaves lined with marginal teeth. The inflorescence is multibranched, and the flowers are orange-red and vaguely three-sided, hence the epithet. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe turkanensis 2-inch pots	$8.00
Aloe turkanensis, previously rare in cultivation, is a distinctive maculate species from the Rift Valley of northern Kenya. What really sets this species apart are the large white spots on the light-green leaves. These plants are from seed from Lake Baringo, south of the species namesake Lake Turkana. Our plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe turkanensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
Aloe turkanensis, previously rare in cultivation, is a distinctive maculate species from the Rift Valley of northern Kenya. What really sets this species apart are the large white spots on the light-green leaves. These plants are from seed from Lake Baringo, south of the species' namesake Lake Turkana. Our plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe turkanensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
Aloe turkanensis, previously rare in cultivation, is a distinctive maculate species from the Rift Valley of northern Kenya. What really sets this species apart are the large white spots on the light-green leaves. These plants are from seed from Lake Baringo, south of the species‘ namesake Lake Turkana. Our plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe turkanensis one-gallon pots	$25.00
Aloe turkanensis, previously rare in cultivation, is a distinctive maculate species from the Rift Valley of northern Kenya. What really sets this species apart are the large white spots on the light-green leaves. These plants are from seed from Lake Baringo, south of the species‘ namesake Lake Turkana. Our plants are about 8-inches tall in one-gallon pots.
Aloe tweediae 3-inch pots	$10.00
Part of the larger Aloe secundiflora complex. Aloe tweediae occurs in Kenya and Uganda. Unlike A. secundiflora, the flowers are not secund and are held in multibranched vertical inflorescences and are orange-red. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Aloe vacillans 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, from Saudi Arabia and Yemen, usually is a large, solitary species with solid-green leaves. As seedlings, however, the leaves are spotted. We are offering the red-flowered form of this species. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe vacillans one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species, from Saudi Arabia and Yemen, usually is a large, solitary species with solid-green leaves. As seedlings, however, the leaves are spotted. We are offering the red-flowered form of this species. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe vanbalenii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is commonly found in the landscape of coastal California, Baja California; we‘ve even seen it along the coastline in Swakopmund, Namibia! The plant is native to KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa. The leaves are a recurved downward and are green with a red blush and a reddish-brown margin with sharp -- although mostly soft -- teeth. When planted in ground beds, this species forms large clumps, which explains its widespread use in landscapes. It is unlikely to take significant frost, however. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe vanbalenii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is commonly found in the landscape of coastal California, Baja California; we‘ve even seen it along the coastline in Swakopmund, Namibia! The plant is native to KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa. The leaves are a recurved downward and are green with a red blush and a reddish-brown margin with sharp -- although mostly soft -- teeth. When planted in ground beds, this species forms large clumps, which explains its widespread use in landscapes. It is unlikely to take significant frost, however. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe vanbalenii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is commonly found in the landscape of coastal California, Baja California; we‘ve even seen it along the coastline in Swakopmund, Namibia! The plant is native to KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa. The leaves are a recurved downward and are green with a red blush and a reddish-brown margin with sharp -- although mostly soft -- teeth. When planted in ground beds, this species forms large clumps, which explains its widespread use in landscapes. It is unlikely to take significant frost, however. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe vandermerwei 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Northern Province of South Africa, this species has long, linear leaves that are white spotted on a dark-green background. This is a clumping species that produces small rosettes and short panicles of red-pink flowers. This plant has withstood 23F in the ground with minimal damage. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe vandermerwei 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Northern Province of South Africa, this species has long, linear leaves that are white spotted on a dark-green background. This is a clumping species that produces small rosettes and short panicles of red-pink flowers. This plant has withstood 23F in the ground with minimal damage. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe vera chinensis hybrid 4-inch pots	$15.00
This hybrid does not look like Aloe vera, and its flowers are very different (lax and orange), yet some still think this is the true Aloe vera. Instead, this plant has green leaves with faint white spots. Like Aloe vera, this hybrid offsets prolifically, forming large clumps outside in Tucson, where it is hardy. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe vera chinensis hybrid 5-inch pots	$20.00
This hybrid does not look like Aloe vera, and its flowers are very different (lax and orange), yet some still think this is the true Aloe vera. Instead, this plant has green leaves with faint white spots. Like Aloe vera, this hybrid offsets prolifically, forming large clumps outside in Tucson, where it is hardy. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe vera chinensis hybrid one-gallon pots	$25.00
This hybrid does not look like Aloe vera, and its flowers are very different (lax and orange), yet some still think this is the true Aloe vera. Instead, this plant has green leaves with faint white spots. Like Aloe vera, this hybrid offsets prolifically, forming large clumps outside in Tucson, where it is hardy. These plants are offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe vera one-gallon pots	$25.00
This famous and fabled Aloe has an unknown heritage, although some think it originated from a remote region of southern Oman. Now cosmopolitan, and indeed an invasive species in some regions, it is renowned for its medicinal properties, including the burn-healing power of its sap. These plants have solid gray-green leaves, and the yellow flowers are closely appressed against the inflorescence. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe veseyi 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Tanzania and extending into Zambia, this cliff-dwelling species is a short shrub or tree. It has yellow-green leaves that are narrow and falcate. The flowers are light yellow. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe virens one-gallon pots	$25.00
This plant, long known in cultivation, is of uncertain origin. Reynolds noted that it is from South Africa and probably is a hybrid of Aloe humilis, and the flower color and form agrees with this assessment. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Aloe vogtsii 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Northern Province of South Africa, this spotted Aloe prolifically offsets to form small groups. The dark green leaves have numerous small linear spots and small spines on the leaf edges. The tall, multiple-branched inflorescence bears bright red flowers. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe vogtsii 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Northern Province of South Africa, this spotted Aloe prolifically offsets to form small groups. The dark green leaves have numerous small linear spots and small spines on the leaf edges. The tall, multiple-branched inflorescence bears bright red flowers. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe volkensii ssp. multicaulis (WY 1029) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species occurs in Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda, generally in or to the west of the Rift Valley. These plants are propagated from material originally collected in northern Tanzania (WY 1029). A light blue-green species, this tree prolifically offsets from the base. The flowers are a dull red. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe volkensii ssp. multicaulis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species occurs in Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda, generally in or to the west of the Rift Valley. A light blue-green species, this tree prolifically offsets from the base. The flowers are a dull red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe volkensii ssp. multicaulis one-gallon pots	$30.00
This species occurs in Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda, generally in or to the west of the Rift Valley. A light blue-green species, this tree prolifically offsets from the base. The flowers are a dull red. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Aloe volkensii ssp. volkensii (WY 1059) 12-inch pots	$80.00
This species occurs in southeastern Kenya, generally in the scrub forests of the coastal plains. A light blue-green species, this plant generally does not offsets from the base but produces a massive tree. The flowers are a dull red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 12-inch pots.
Aloe vryheidensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Kwa-Zulu Natal of South Africa, this species typically grows on dolomitic outcrops or rocky slopes. A highly variable species in form, the plants generally are solitary with unspotted, medium green leaves. As with everything else in this species concept, the flower color could be anything from yellow to red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe vryheidensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Kwa-Zulu Natal of South Africa, this species typically grows on dolomitic outcrops or rocky slopes. A highly variable species in form, the plants generally are solitary with unspotted, medium green leaves. As with everything else in this species concept, the flower color could be anything from yellow to red. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe werneri 3-inch pots	$10.00
Aloe werneri is from southeastern Madagascar. It is a small to medium sized species with green, linear leaves. The flowers are green with white stripes. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Aloe wilsonii 2-inch pots	$8.00
From Kenya and Uganda, this short tree, usually tipped over, sparsely offsets. The rosettes bear dark green leaves with yellow-white spots and an overall glossy appearance. The leaf margins bear reddish-brown spines on a brown-white margin. The flowers are a brick red color. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe wilsonii 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Kenya and Uganda, this short tree, usually tipped over, sparsely offsets. The rosettes bear dark green leaves with yellow-white spots and an overall glossy appearance. The leaf margins bear reddish-brown spines on a brown-white margin. The flowers are a brick red color. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe wilsonii 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Kenya and Uganda, this short tree, usually tipped over, sparsely offsets. The rosettes bear dark green leaves with yellow-white spots and an overall glossy appearance. The leaf margins bear reddish-brown spines on a brown-white margin. The flowers are a brick red color. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloe yemenica (Saafan, Yemen) 2-inch pots	$10.00
From the mountains of northwest Yemen, this species is a cliff hanging plant with green, spotted leaves and panicles of red flowers that are produced in the fall. We‘ve grown this species outside in Tucson for many years, and it takes significant frost. This species took significant damage at 23F but was not killed at 18F. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloe yemenica 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the mountains of northwest Yemen, this species is a cliff hanging plant with green, spotted leaves and panicles of red flowers that are produced in the fall. We’ve grown this species outside in Tucson for many years, and it takes significant frost. This species took significant damage at 23F but was not killed at 18F. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe zebrina (ammophila) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, now lumped into the Aloe zebrina complex, originated in north-central South Africa, where it has an affinity for sandy soils. It prolifically offsets, has heavily spotted leaves that have a dark-green background, and it flowers red, and therefore has more than a superficial resemblance to the A. zebrina of Namibia and Angola. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe zebrina (Kaokoland, Namibia) 3-inch pots	$10.00
Widely distributed in southern Africa, from Namibia across to Mozambique, this maculate Aloe is distinguished by the banding on the leaves that earns it its species epithet. These plants are from material originally collected in Kaokoland, northern Namibia. The plants form clumps that are reasonably controlled in cultivation. The panicles of red flowers are produced in the early fall to early winter. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Aloe zebrina (Kaokoland, Namibia) 4-inch pots	$15.00
Widely distributed in southern Africa, from Namibia across to Mozambique, this maculate Aloe is distinguished by the banding on the leaves that earns it its species epithet. These plants are from material originally collected in Kaokoland, northern Namibia. The plants form clumps that are reasonably controlled in cultivation. The panicles of red flowers are produced in the early fall to early winter. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Aloe zebrina (transvaalensis) 4-inch pots	$15.00
Reportedly a natural hybrid between Aloe zebrina and A. verecunda, this species very definitely has many characteristics of A. zebrina. Among other things, it prolifically offsets, has heavily spotted leaves that have a dark-green background, and it flowers red. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe zebrina (yellow, WE 265) 4-inch pots	$15.00
Widely distributed in southern Africa, from Namibia across to Mozambique, this maculate Aloe is distinguished by the banding on the leaves that earns it its species epithet. The plants form clumps that are reasonably controlled in cultivation. We've had our plants withstand low temperatures of 23F. This variant, from material collected at Hildavale, Botswana (WE 265), has yellow flowers, which are produced in the early fall to early winter, but the plant looks similar to the normal version. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Aloe zebrina (yellow, WE 265) 5-inch pots	$20.00
Widely distributed in southern Africa, from Namibia across to Mozambique, this maculate Aloe is distinguished by the banding on the leaves that earns it its species epithet. The plants form clumps that are reasonably controlled in cultivation. We‘ve had our plants withstand low temperatures of 23F. This variant, from material collected at Hildavale, Botswana (WE 265), has yellow flowers, which are produced in the early fall to early winter, but the plant looks similar to the normal version. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Aloe zebrina 5-inch pots	$20.00
Widely distributed in southern Africa, from Namibia across to Mozambique, this maculate Aloe is distinguished by the banding on the leaves that earns it its species epithet. The plants form clumps that are reasonably controlled in cultivation. We‘ve had our plants withstand low temperatures of 23F. The panicles of red flowers are produced in the early fall to early winter. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloinopsis acuta 2-inch pots	$8.00
From a small area near Fraserberg in the Northern Cape Province of South Africa, this species is named for the acute tips of the leaves. The flowers are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloinopsis acuta 3-inch pots	$10.00
From a small area near Fraserberg in the Northern Cape Province of South Africa, this species is named for the acute tips of the leaves. The flowers are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Aloinopsis orpenii 5-inch pots	$15.00
This species, which is unusual enough to be possibly in its own genus Prepodesma, is from the Northern Province of South Africa. It shows affinities among Prepodesma, Aloinopsis, and Nananthus and indicates just how close these genera are. The leaves are olive-green and distinctly keeled, and the flowers are yellow with pinkish highlights. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Aloinopsis rubrolineata 2-inch pots	$8.00
This widely cultivated species is from the Great Karoo, mostly commonly near Graaff-Reinet in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. The thick, flat succulent leaves, which have white warts evenly distributed across the surface, arise from a fleshy root stock. The flower petals are a pale yellow with a thin red stripe down the middle. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Aloinopsis rubrolineata 4-inch pots	$12.00
This widely cultivated species is from the Great Karoo, mostly commonly near Graaff-Reinet in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. The thick, flat succulent leaves, which have white warts evenly distributed across the surface, arise from a fleshy root stock. The flower petals are a pale yellow with a thin red stripe down the middle. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Amaryllis belladonna cv Pink Lady 2-gallon pots	$35.00
This is a winter-growing species from southwestern South Africa in the winter-rainfall regions. The bulb produces green strap-like leaves, but these are preceded by large white flowers with purplish-pink stripes and yellow centers. These plants are rooted offset bulbs in 2-gallon pots.
Ammocharis sp. aff. coranica (JDV 969) 4-inch pots	$15.00
Our plants (JDV 969) deviate from the type species slightly and are from the vicinity of Oudtshoorn in the Western Cape Province of South Africa. The leaves are strap-like and tend to twist to vertical arrangement. The flowers are large trumpets and vary from pink to red. These plants are seedling bulbs in 4-inch pots.
Anacampseros albidiflora 4-inch pots	$12.00
This species is mostly from the Western Cape Province of South Africa. A small, tufted species, it has brown-green leaves with a covering of white hairs. The flowers are pinkish-purple and white. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Anacampseros densifolia 2-inch pots	$8.00
These plants, from South Africa, are not recognized as a distinct species. Instead, and unbelievable to us, this is considered to be part of the Anacampseros filamentosa complex, which makes no sense whatsoever. That said, they are pretty distinct among our collection of Anacampseros at our nursery. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Anacampseros densifolia 4-inch pots	$12.00
These plants, from South Africa, are not recognized as a distinct species. Instead, and unbelievable to us, this is considered to be part of the Anacampseros filamentosa complex, which makes no sense whatsoever. That said, they are pretty distinct among our collection of Anacampseros at our nursery. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Anacampseros densifolia 5-inch pots	$15.00
These plants, from South Africa, are not recognized as a distinct species. Instead, and unbelievable to us, this is considered to be part of the Anacampseros filamentosa complex, which makes no sense whatsoever. That said, they are pretty distinct among our collection of Anacampseros at our nursery. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Anacampseros lanceolata 3-inch pots	$10.00
Widely distributed in western South Africa, this clumping species has lanceolate leaves (hence the name). This is the largest species within the genus Anacampseros. The flowers are generally white. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Anacampseros lanceolata 4-inch pots	$12.00
Widely distributed in western South Africa, this clumping species has lanceolate leaves (hence the name). This is the largest species within the genus Anacampseros. The flowers are generally white. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Anacampseros lanceolata 5-inch pots	$15.00
Widely distributed in western South Africa, this clumping species has lanceolate leaves (hence the name). This is the largest species within the genus Anacampseros. The flowers are generally white. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Anacampseros marlothii 2-inch pots	$8.00
From South Africa, particularly the Northern Cape Province, this small species forms clusters with time. The leaves are quite different from typical Anacampseros and the tufts have a bristly appearance. The flowers are light red. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Anacampseros marlothii 4-inch pots	$12.00
From South Africa, particularly the Northern Cape Province, this small species forms clusters with time. The leaves are quite different from typical Anacampseros and the tufts have a bristly appearance. The flowers are light red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Anacampseros retusa 4-inch pots	$12.00
From the Northern and Western Cape Provinces of South Africa, this small, proliferous species clusters from a caudex. The densely packed leaves are wedge-shaped, and they are an attractive brownish green. The flower petals are purplish pink. We offer seedlings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Anacampseros rufescens ‘Sunrise‘ 4-inch pots	$12.00
This cultivar is from the widely distributed Anacampseros rufescens, which has a range from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa up to Swaziland. This strongly clumping species differs from the true species because the leaf tips and undersides tend to have various shades of yellow and red, making extremely attractive plants. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Anacampseros rufescens 2-inch pots	$8.00
This species has a range from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa up to Swaziland. This strongly clumping species has dull olive-green leaves on top with a purple cast below. The flowers are light red. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Anacampseros rufescens 4-inch pots	$12.00
This species has a range from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa up to Swaziland. This strongly clumping species has dull olive-green leaves on top with a purple cast below. The flowers are light red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Anacampseros telephiastrum 4-inch pots	$12.00
This species is widely distributed in the Klein and Great Karoo of South Africa. The leaves have little or no hair and are blunt with a dark copper-tinged color. The flowers are pink-red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Anacampseros vanthielii 4-inch pots	$12.00
This recently described species is narrowly distributed in the Steinkopf area of the Northern Cape Province of South Africa. The dark green leaves are almost clavate in form with yellowish hair protruding from the apex. The flowers are pink-red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Anredera cordifolia 5-inch pots	$15.00
From southern Brazil, northern Argentina, and Paraguay, this species has an irregular caudex with an annual vine. The inflorescence is a spray of tiny pale yellow-white flowers. We previously offered this as A. baseloides. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Anredera cordifolia one-gallon pots	$25.00
From southern Brazil, northern Argentina, and Paraguay, this species has an irregular caudex with an annual vine. The inflorescence is a spray of tiny pale yellow-white flowers. We previously offered this as A. baseloides. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Anthurium gracile 3-inch pots	$15.00
This species is native to the American tropics. It produces red berries on its pendant flowers. We offer seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Antiaris toxicaria 8-inch pots	$35.00
Antiaris toxicaria is a tree in the and fig family, formerly Ficus toxicaria, and currently is the only species recognized in this genus. It has a wide distribution in tropical regions of southeast Asia and Africa, and it occurs in Australia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and various other islands. Its leaves resemble those of Ficus lutea. These plants are rooted cuttings in 8-inch pots.
Antiaris toxicaria one-gallon pots	$25.00
Antiaris toxicaria is a tree in the and fig family, formerly Ficus toxicaria, and currently is the only species recognized in this genus. It has a wide distribution in tropical regions of southeast Asia and Africa, and it occurs in Australia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and various other islands. Its leaves resemble those of Ficus lutea. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Aporocactus flagelliformis 4-inch pots	$15.00
We've finally gotten the real thing, at last. From central Mexico, this creeping cactus, with its round stems and short yellow spines, tends to produce nice hanging plants. The flowers are a pink-red color, and the fruits are small and red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Astroloba foliolosa 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, where it is easily confused with Haworthia viscosa. This form has small, stubby leaves and thin stems that branch from the base. Forget about the flowers; they are about as interesting as Haworthia flowers. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Astroloba herrei (dodsoniana) 5-inch pots	$15.00
This is a species from a confused genus that is lumped under something that looks different to us. The leaves are relatively smooth, light gray-green, and imbricated on the upright stems. We can tell the former A. dodsoniana from the typical A. herrei because the leaves are more of a medium-green color. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Astroloba spiralis 5-inch pots	$20.00
You just don’t want to know how complicated the taxonomy of this species is. We got it originally as A. pentagona, and it is from a broad area in the Eastern and Western Cape Provinces, South Africa. These plants have nice dark, deltoid leaves; of course, the flowers are inconsequential. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Astrophytum asterias 2-inch pots	$10.00
Commonly known as the "Sand Dollar" cactus, Astrophytum asterias is seriously threatened by habitat degradation and over collection in its range from southern Texas to Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas in Mexico. This globular species has sparse white markings on the epidermis. Flowers are yellow and relatively large for the size of the plant. Easy to grow, we offer this species as seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Astrophytum asterias 3-inch pots	$15.00
Commonly known as the "Sand Dollar" cactus, Astrophytum asterias is seriously threatened by habitat degradation and over collection in its range from southern Texas to Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas in Mexico. This globular species has sparse white markings on the epidermis. Flowers are yellow and relatively large for the size of the plant. Easy to grow, we offer this species as seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Astrophytum asterias 4-inch pots	$20.00
Commonly known as the "Sand Dollar" cactus, Astrophytum asterias is seriously threatened by habitat degradation and over collection in its range from southern Texas to Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas in Mexico. This globular species has sparse white markings on the epidermis. Flowers are yellow and relatively large for the size of the plant. Easy to grow, we offer this species as seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Astrophytum asterias 5-inch pots	$30.00
Commonly known as the "Sand Dollar" cactus, Astrophytum asterias is seriously threatened by habitat degradation and over collection in its range from southern Texas to Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas in Mexico. This globular species has sparse white markings on the epidermis. Flowers are yellow and relatively large for the size of the plant. Easy to grow, we offer this species as seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Astrophytum capricorne 2-inch pots	$10.00
This multifluted, globose cactus, from northern Mexico, has long, flexible spines that twist around like stiff hairs. The body has spots similar to A. myriostigma but more ribs. The flowers are yellow with red centers. We are offering relatively large plants in 2-inch pots.
Astrophytum capricorne 3-inch pots	$15.00
This multifluted, globose cactus, from northern Mexico, has long, flexible spines that twist around like stiff hairs. The body has spots similar to A. myriostigma but more ribs. The flowers are yellow with red centers. We are offering relatively large plants in 3-inch pots.
Astrophytum capricorne 4-inch pots	$20.00
This multifluted, globose cactus, from northern Mexico, has long, flexible spines that twist around like stiff hairs. The body has spots similar to A. myriostigma but more ribs. The flowers are yellow with red centers. We are offering relatively large plants in 4-inch pots.
Astrophytum capricorne 5-inch pots	$25.00
This multifluted, globose cactus, from northern Mexico, has long, flexible spines that twist around like stiff hairs. The body has spots similar to A. myriostigma but more ribs. The flowers are yellow with red centers. We are offering relatively large plants in 5-inch pots.
Astrophytum myriostigma 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Chihuahuan Desert in Mexico, this beautiful species, known by its gringo name of Bishop‘s Cap, has no spines and a miter form. The body is variously gray-green with small white spots, sometimes quite dense. The flowers are relatively large and yellow. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Astrophytum myriostigma 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Chihuahuan Desert in Mexico, this beautiful species, known by its gringo name of Bishop‘s Cap, has no spines and a miter form. The body is variously gray-green with small white spots, sometimes quite dense. The flowers are relatively large and yellow. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Astrophytum myriostigma one-gallon pots	$30.00
From the Chihuahuan Desert in Mexico, this beautiful species, known by its gringo name of Bishops Cap, has no spines and a miter form. The body is variously gray-green with small white spots, sometimes quite dense. The flowers are relatively large and yellow. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Astrophytum myriostigma var. columnare 2-inch pots	$10.00
From the Chihuahuan Desert in Mexico, this species has no spines and has a gray spotted epidermis. Variety colmnare has a narrower, elongated body and can offset profusely. The flowers are relatively large and pale yellow. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Astrophytum myriostigma var. strongylogonum 5-inch pots	$25.00
From the Chihuahuan Desert in Mexico, this beautiful species, known by its gringo name of Bishop‘s Cap, has no spines and a miter form. The body of this variety is bright green with no spots, making it quite unique. The flowers are relatively large and yellow. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Astrophytum myriostigma x ornatum 5-inch pots	$25.00
This accidental hybrid between Astrophytum myriostigma and A. ornatum has the former’s gray-green spotted epidermis and the latter’s twisted body with short yellow spines. The flowers are relatively large and yellow. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Astrophytum ornatum 2-inch pots	$10.00
From central Mexico, this species has a few spine clusters and 8 ribs, making it a highly attractive plant from a geometric perspective. The body has a sprinkling of white spots in varying densities. The flowers are a brilliant yellow. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Astrophytum ornatum 4-inch pots	$20.00
From central Mexico, this species has a few spine clusters and 8 ribs, making it a highly attractive plant from a geometric perspective. The body has a sprinkling of white spots in varying densities. The flowers are a brilliant yellow. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Astrophytum ornatum 5-inch pots	$25.00
From central Mexico, this species has a few spine clusters and 8 ribs, making it a highly attractive plant from a geometric perspective. The body has a sprinkling of white spots in varying densities. The flowers are a brilliant yellow. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Austrocylindropuntia subulata 5-inch pots	$20.00
Opuntia subulata, which some botanists consider to be Austrocylindropuntia subulata), is widely cultivated in living fences in South America, and likely it originated in Peru. It has numerous cylindrical green stems with numerous yellow spines and, understandably, is effective as a living fence. These plants are a dwarf monstrose form known as 'Gumby.' These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Austrocylindropuntia subulata one-gallon pots	$25.00
Opuntia subulata, which some botanists consider to be Austrocylindropuntia subulata), is widely cultivated in living fences in South America, and likely it originated in Peru. It has numerous cylindrical green stems with numerous yellow spines and, understandably, is effective as a living fence. These plants are a dwarf monstrose form known as 'Gumby.' These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Bakerantha tillandsioides 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from Mexico, probably the southeastern part in the mountainous areas. It is a virtually spineless Hechtia, which makes it rather unique and easy to handle. The leaves are long and recurving downwards and are light green in color with a little silver-gray tint on the undersides. It The flowers are pinkish-red and rather small but showy. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Beaucarnea recurvata 10-gallon pots	$80.00
From the Mexican state of Vera Cruz, this commonly available species is easily grown. What we really like about this species is that it conforms to either a container, where it can be root bound for long periods of time, or put into the ground in our area, where we have a large plant that only sustains leaf damage at low temperatures in the low 20s. These plants have small caudices in 10-gallon pots.
Beaucarnea recurvata 3-inch pots	$10.00
From the Mexican state of Vera Cruz, this commonly available species is easily grown. What we really like about this species is that it conforms to either a container, where it can be root bound for long periods of time, or put into the ground in our area, where we have a large plant that only sustains leaf damage at low temperatures in the low 20s. These plants have small caudices in 3-inch pots.
Beaucarnea recurvata 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Mexican state of Vera Cruz, this commonly available species is easily grown. What we really like about this species is that it conforms to either a container, where it can be root bound for long periods of time, or put into the ground in our area, where we have a large plant that only sustains leaf damage at low temperatures in the low 20s. These plants have small caudices in 4-inch pots.
Beaucarnea recurvata 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Mexican state of Vera Cruz, this commonly available species is easily grown. What we really like about this species is that it conforms to either a container, where it can be root bound for long periods of time, or put into the ground in our area, where we have a large plant that only sustains leaf damage at low temperatures in the low 20s. These plants have small caudices in 5-inch pots.
Bergerocactus emoryi 2-inch pots	$10.00
This species is from coastal southern California, where it is rare, to offshore islands and Baja California. This columnar species has wand-like stems with yellow spines on a green body. The flowers are greenish-yellow. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Bergerocactus emoryi 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from coastal southern California, where it is rare, to offshore islands and Baja California. This columnar species has wand-like stems with yellow spines on a green body. The flowers are greenish-yellow. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Beschorneria yuccioides one-gallon pots	$25.00
From the mountainous regions of central and easternMexico, this species has rather ordinary looking green in a rosette arising from a tuberous rootstock. The flowers are reddish. This species is known to withstand low temperatures into the mid-20s. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Billbergia distachya 5-inch pots	$15.00
From Brazil, this species of terrestrial bromeliad with rather ordinary looking gray-green leaves and an urn-shaped rosette. The flowers are rather interesting with their red bracts and blue petals. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Billbergia nutans one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Brazil southwards to Argentina, this species of terrestrial bromeliad, with a common name of Queen's tears, has rather ordinary looking gray-green thin leaves and a small urn-shaped rosette. The flowers are rather interesting with their red bracts and blue-yellow petals. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Boswellia sacra 3-inch pots	$25.00
One of the classic frankincense trees, Boswellia sacra is from southern Oman and eastern Yemen. It is now considered to be synonymous with B. carteri from Ethiopia. In habitat, these trees are tapped for their sap, which is burned in incense burners. The bark has that faint smell of frankincense. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Boswellia sacra 4-inch pots	$30.00
One of the classic frankincense trees, Boswellia sacra is from southern Oman and eastern Yemen. It is now considered to be synonymous with B. carteri from Ethiopia. In habitat, these trees are tapped for their sap, which is burned in incense burners. The bark has that faint smell of frankincense. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Boswellia sacra 5-inch pots	$40.00
One of the classic frankincense trees, Boswellia sacra is from southern Oman and eastern Yemen. It is now considered to be synonymous with B. carteri from Ethiopia. In habitat, these trees are tapped for their sap, which is burned in incense burners. The bark has that faint smell of frankincense. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Bowiea volubilis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This nice bulb is from southern Namibia and Namaqualand of South Africa. The green filamentous stems trail away from the bulb. The flowers are a green-white color. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Bowiea volubilis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This nice bulb is from southern Namibia and Namaqualand of South Africa. The green filamentous stems trail away from the bulb. The flowers are a green-white color. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Brachychiton acerifolius 4-inch pots	$12.00
This small tree comes from coastal eastern Australia. The leaves are palm-shaped, superficially resembling an ash tree. The flowers are red and relatively large for this genus. That said, these plants could be a hybrid with B. populneum. We expect these plants will withstand Tucson frost but perhaps not Tucson drought. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Brachychiton bidwillii 4-inch pots	$12.00
This small tree comes from eastern Australia. The leaves are palm-shaped, superficially resembling Brachychiton acerifolius, but they are silvery underneath and a little smaller. The flowers are red and relatively large for this genus. We expect these plants will withstand Tucson frost. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Brachychiton bidwillii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This small tree comes from eastern Australia. The leaves are palm-shaped, superficially resembling Brachychiton acerifolius, but they are silvery underneath and a little smaller. The flowers are red and relatively large for this genus. We expect these plants will withstand Tucson frost. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Brachychiton populneum 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is a tree from eastern Australia. It was named because someone thought the leaves look like those of the American poplar tree, and they tend to be light green and glossy. This plant is frost hardy in Tucson. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Brachychiton rupestris 2-gallon pots	$35.00
This beautiful bottle tree, from Queensland, Australia, has a wonderful pachycaul form with inconspicuous flowers. The plants are frost hardy to 20F, and we grow this tree outside in Tucson, where it quickly can attain heights of 15 feet with a basal diameter of 1-2 feet. These plants are seedlings in 2-gallon pots.
Brachychiton rupestris 3-inch pots	$15.00
This beautiful bottle tree, from Queensland, Australia, has a wonderful pachycaul form with inconspicuous flowers. The plants are frost hardy to 20F, and we grow this tree outside in Tucson, where it quickly can attain heights of 15 feet with a basal diameter of 1-2 feet. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Brachychiton rupestris 5-inch pots	$20.00
This beautiful bottle tree, from Queensland, Australia, has a wonderful pachycaul form with inconspicuous flowers. The plants are frost hardy to 20F, and we grow this tree outside in Tucson, where it quickly can attain heights of 15 feet with a basal diameter of 1-2 feet. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Brachychiton rupestris one-gallon pots	$25.00
This beautiful bottle tree, from Queensland, Australia, has a wonderful pachycaul form with inconspicuous flowers. The plants are frost hardy to 20F, and we grow this tree outside in Tucson, where it quickly can attain heights of 15 feet with a basal diameter of 1-2 feet. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Brasiliopuntia brasiliensis 3-inch pots	$10.00
Although both the genus and species of these plants suggests it is only from Brazil, in fact it is a widespread tree-like opuntioid in South America. The stem tends to be round and brown-colored with bark, and the pads are yellow-green in color. The flowers are relatively small and yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Brasiliopuntia brasiliensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
Although both the genus and species of these plants suggests it is only from Brazil, in fact it is a widespread tree-like opuntioid in South America. The stem tends to be round and brown-colored with bark, and the pads are yellow-green in color. The flowers are relatively small and yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Bromelia pinguin 3-inch pots	$10.00
This is a large terrestrial bromeliad from Mexico into the northern countries of South America and the West Indies. It has silvery green leaves that are extremely prickly. The flower stalk is reddish, and the flowers tend to be white with reddish tips. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Bromelia pinguin 4-inch pots	$12.00
This is a large terrestrial bromeliad from Mexico into the northern countries of South America and the West Indies. It has silvery green leaves that are extremely prickly. The flower stalk is reddish, and the flowers tend to be white with reddish tips. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Bromelia pinguin 5-inch pots	$15.00
This is a large terrestrial bromeliad from Mexico into the northern countries of South America and the West Indies. It has silvery green leaves that are extremely prickly. The flower stalk is reddish, and the flowers tend to be white with reddish tips. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Bromelia pinguin one-gallon pots	$25.00
This is a large terrestrial bromeliad from Mexico into the northern countries of South America and the West Indies. It has silvery green leaves that are extremely prickly. The flower stalk is reddish, and the flowers tend to be white with reddish tips. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Browningia hertlingiana 2-inch pots	$10.00
This unusual tree-like cactus is from one valley in southern Peru. It produces a large-diameter blue-green stem and has a crown of smaller stems. Its flowers are tubular, white, and unremarkable. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Browningia hertlingiana 3-inch pots	$12.00
This unusual tree-like cactus is from one valley in southern Peru. It produces a large-diameter blue-green stem and has a crown of smaller stems. Its flowers are tubular, white, and unremarkable. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Browningia hertlingiana 4-inch pots	$15.00
This unusual tree-like cactus is from one valley in southern Peru. It produces a large-diameter blue-green stem and has a crown of smaller stems. Its flowers are tubular, white, and unremarkable. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Bulbine margarethae 2-inch pots	$8.00
From the Western Cape Province of South Africa, this small species grows in the winter-rainfall areas. Arising from swollen roots, these plants form a rosette of light-green, fleshy leaves. The flowers are yellow-green. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Bursera fagaroides 2-gallon pots	$45.00
Arguably the nicest species of the genus Bursera, B. fagaroides has a thick trunk with papery peeling bark and thrice-pinnate leaves. This species is from Baja California and Sonora, Mexico. Our seedlings have nice trunks and are in 2-gallon pots.
Bursera fagaroides 2-inch pots	$10.00
Arguably the nicest species of the genus Bursera, B. fagaroides has a thick trunk with papery peeling bark and thrice-pinnate leaves. This species is from Baja California and Sonora, Mexico. Our seedlings have nice caudices and are in 2-inch pots.
Bursera fagaroides 5-inch pots	$20.00
Arguably the nicest species of the genus Bursera, B. fagaroides has a thick trunk with papery peeling bark and thrice-pinnate leaves. This species is from Baja California and Sonora, Mexico. Our seedlings have nice caudices and are in 5-inch pots.
Bursera fagaroides 8-inch pots	$35.00
Arguably the nicest species of the genus Bursera, B. fagaroides has a thick trunk with papery peeling bark and thrice-pinnate leaves. This species is from Baja California and Sonora, Mexico. Our seedlings have nice caudices and are seedlings in 8-inch pots.
Bursera fagaroides one-gallon pots	$25.00
Arguably the nicest species of the genus Bursera, B. fagaroides has a thick trunk with papery peeling bark and thrice-pinnate leaves. This species is from Baja California and Sonora, Mexico. Our seedlings have nice trunks and are in one-gallon pots.
Bursera hindsiana 5-inch pots	$20.00
Bursera hindsiana, from Sonora and Baja California, has a thick trunk with papery peeling bark and palmate leaves. In habitat, this species has a reddish stem that is recognizable from a long distance away. This plant grows in our yard in Tucson, where it routinely freezes back to create a nice, compact form. Our plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Bursera hindsiana one-gallon pots	$25.00
Bursera hindsiana, from Sonora and Baja California, has a thick trunk with papery peeling bark and palmate leaves. In habitat, this species has a reddish stem that is recognizable from a long distance away. This plant grows in our yard in Tucson, where it routinely freezes back to create a nice, compact form. Our plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Bursera microphylla (Sonora) 3-inch pots	$15.00
A native of Arizona and California, and extending southwards into Sonora and Baja California, this species of the genus Bursera develops a thick trunk with light gray-brown bark and finely pinnate leaves. This form is the one common in Sonora, Mexico. We grow this species outside in Tucson, where it withstands 25F; heavier frost actually sculpts the plants into a nicer, more compact form. Our seedlings are in 3-inch pots.
Bursera microphylla (Waterman form) 2-inch pots	$12.00
A native of Arizona and California, and extending southwards into Sonora and Baja California, this species of the genus Bursera develops a thick trunk with light gray-brown bark and finely pinnate leaves. This form has longer leaflets and comes from the Waterman Mountains of Arizona. We grow this species outside in Tucson, where it withstands 25F; heavier frost actually sculpts the plants into a nicer, more compact form. Our plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Bursera microphylla (Waterman form) 4-inch pots	$15.00
A native of Arizona and California, and extending southwards into Sonora and Baja California, this species of the genus Bursera develops a thick trunk with light gray-brown bark and finely pinnate leaves. This form has longer leaflets and comes from the Waterman Mountains of Arizona. We grow this species outside in Tucson, where it withstands 25F; heavier frost actually sculpts the plants into a nicer, more compact form. Our plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Bursera schlechtendalii (Oaxaca) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This dwarf species of Bursera schlechtendalii, previously misidentified as B. simplicifolia, occurs in Oaxaca, Mexico. It is a little tree or large shrub with red-orange peeling bark and simple leaves. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Bursera simaruba 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species occurs over a broad range from southern Florida through the Caribbean and Mexico and into South America. This tree, which can grow to 90 feet tall, has red peeling bark and pinnate leaves with reddish-green ovate leaflets. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Caesalpinia palmeri 5-inch pots	$20.00
From near the southern coast of Sonora, Mexico, this is a short tree to desert shrub. Intricately branched, it has numerous nearly ovate leaves that are bipinnately compound. The flowers are yellow-orange with reddish spots on the upper petals, making it an attractive plant when in flower. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Callisia fragrans 8-inch pots	$35.00
This species is from southeastern Mexico. It has large, plain-green leaves produced from stolons, and while it is not unattractive, you buy this species for the small white flowers, which are extremely fragrant. During spring, this species can fill our greenhouse with a heavenly scent. These plants are rooted cuttings in 8-inch pots.
Callisia navicularis 4-inch pots	$12.00
Formerly known as Tradescantia navicularis, this species is from eastern Mexico. With its distichous, folded leaves, it has pretty foliage accentuated with purple stripes on the petioles. The flowers are pinkish-purple. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Caralluma acutangula 4-inch pots	$15.00
From across the Sahel Region of northern Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, this species of Caralluma is noteworthy for its heads of near-black flowers that attract innumerable flies to its rotting smell. The stems tend to be 4-5 angled and uniform grey-green, and with time this becomes a very attractive plant. We offer seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Caralluma acutangula 5-inch pots	$20.00
From across the Sahel Region of northern Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, this species of Caralluma is noteworthy for its heads of near-black flowers that attract innumerable flies to its rotting smell. The stems tend to be 4-5 angled and uniform grey-green, and with time this becomes a very attractive plant. We offer rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Caralluma subulata (TMC 5307) 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, from the Arabian Peninsula (TMC 5307) into northeastern Africa, is similar to Caralluma adscendens. The numerous yellow-green stems are slender with flutes and small knobs. The flowers are multicolored with white outer parts to reddish-purple inner parts. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Caralluma subulata (TMC 5307) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from the Arabian Peninsula (TMC 5307) into northeastern Africa, is similar to Caralluma adscendens. The numerous yellow-green stems are slender with flutes and small knobs. The flowers are multicolored with white outer parts to reddish-purple inner parts. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Carnegiea gigantea (saguaro) 2-inch pots	$8.00
Saguaros are the stately columnar cacti of the Sonoran Desert, and this cactus is the iconic image of Arizona (following Grand Canyon, of course). These saguaro seedlings are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Carnegiea gigantea (saguaro) 4-inch pots	$15.00
Saguaros are the stately columnar cacti of the Sonoran Desert, and this cactus is the iconic image of Arizona (following Grand Canyon, of course). The flowers are large and white with yellow centers. These saguaro are in 4-inch pots.
Carruanthus peersii 4-inch pots	$12.00
From Rondekop, southwest of Willowmore and straddling the Eastern and Western Cape Province, this species has leaves that are thick and fleshy, resembling those of the almost toothless "tiger jaws" (Faucaria). The leaves are rooted cuttings in a flat rosette developing from a short branching stem, and the species forms mats in habitat. The flowers petals are yellow with pink tips. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Carruanthus peersii 5-inch pots	$15.00
From Rondekop, southwest of Willowmore and straddling the Eastern and Western Cape Province, this species has leaves that are thick and fleshy, resembling those of the almost toothless "tiger jaws" (Faucaria). The leaves are rooted cuttings in a flat rosette developing from a short branching stem, and the species forms mats in habitat. The flowers petals are yellow with pink tips. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Ceiba aesculifolia ssp. parvifolia 5-inch pots	$15.00
This unique pachycaul tree is from central Mexico. The stems have downward hooking spines that become long with time. The leaves are green and triangular. The flowers are large, campanulate, and dirty white in color. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Ceiba insignis 5-inch pots	$15.00
This pachycaul tree is from Brazil and Argentina. Once in the genus Chorisia, this species is known for its photosynthetic trunk bearing large, blunt spines. The leaves are green and multi-fingered, and the flowers are white to pink in color. This plant is common in the southern California landscape, but the most extreme frosts in Tucson (23F or lower) will damage or kill it. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Ceiba insignis one-gallon pots	$25.00
This pachycaul tree is from Brazil and Argentina. Once in the genus Chorisia, this species is known for its photosynthetic trunk bearing large, blunt spines. The leaves are green and multi-fingered, and the flowers are white to pink in color. This plant is common in the southern California landscape, but the most extreme frosts in Tucson (23F or lower) will damage or kill it. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Cephalopentandra ecirrhosa 4-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Uganda, forms a huge caudex. The vining stems have pretty cordate leaves that are quite large and showy in their own right. The flowers are a bright yellow and produces a large, red fruit. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots and have caudices that are nearly an inch in diameter.
Cephalophyllum alstonii 2-inch pots	$8.00
This is a ground-covering mesemb from the Western Cape Province of South Africa. It has long gray-green leaves that usually are upright and no wider than a pencil. The flowers are bright reddish-purple. These plants are seedlings in2-inch pots.
Cephalophyllum alstonii 6-inch pots	$30.00
This is a ground-covering mesemb from the Western Cape Province of South Africa. It has long gray-green leaves that usually are upright and no wider than a pencil. The flowers are bright reddish-purple. These plants are seedlings in 6-inch pots.
Ceraria fruticulosa (little-leaf form) 3-inch pots	$10.00
This succulent shrub from South Africa and Namibia has miniature pink flowers. It is common in the Richtersveld in the hyperarid area of the Northern Cape, and it forms a caudex when buried by sand. The leaves are pale green and fleshy, and the branches taper to a fine diameter at their ends. This unusual form has greatly reduced leaves. These plants are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Ceraria fruticulosa 5-inch pots	$15.00
This succulent shrub from South Africa and Namibia has miniature pink flowers. It is common in the Richtersveld in the hyperarid area of the Northern Cape, and it forms a caudex when buried by sand. The leaves are pale green and fleshy, and the branches taper to a fine diameter at their ends. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Ceraria fruticulosa one-gallon pots	$25.00
This succulent shrub from South Africa and Namibia has miniature pink flowers. It is common in the Richtersveld in the hyperarid area of the Northern Cape, and it forms a caudex when buried by sand. The leaves are pale green and fleshy, and the branches taper to a fine diameter at their ends. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Ceraria pygmaea 4-inch pots	$15.00
Once known as Portulacaria pygmaea, Gordon Rowley moved this species into the genus Ceraria in 1996. This miniature caudiciform forms a small shrub with small, rounded succulent leaves that are decidedly pear-shaped. From the Northern Cape Province of South Africa, this species is dioecious, forming flowers that are white to pale pink. Why not make it a bonsai? the species wants to grow that way. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Cereus aethiops 4-inch pots	$15.00
This shrubby species is from northern Argentina. The stems are blue-green, 2-3 inches in diameter, and rather floppy, creating a sprawling plant. The flowers are large and white. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Cereus forbesii (spiraling) 5-gallon pots	$130.00
Cereus forbesii, from Bolivia and Argentina, recently has been lumped into Cereus validus, but the description does not remotely match these plants. For one thing, the typical species is a columnar cactus with 4-sided stems. The flowers are the typical Cereus form, large and white with purple hues. The plants are tightly spiraling. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-gallon pots.
Cereus forbesii monstrose Ming Thing 4-inch pots	$20.00
Cereus forbesii, from Bolivia and Argentina, recently has been lumped into Cereus validus, but the description does not remotely match these plants. For one thing, the typical species is a columnar cactus with 4-sided stems, and for another, these plants are a monstrose version of that typical plant. The flowers are the typical Cereus form, large and white with purple hues. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Cereus forbesii one-gallon pots	$30.00
Cereus forbesii, from Bolivia and Argentina, recently has been lumped into Cereus validus, but the description does not remotely match these plants. For one thing, the typical species is a columnar cactus with 4-sided stems. The flowers are the typical Cereus form, large and white with purple hues. This species is hardy in Tucson with minimal damage at 15F. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Cereus hildemannianus ssp. uruguayanus 4-inch pots	$15.00
This South American species has two subspecies, and this one, as the name indicates, is from Uruguay. It is a tree-like species with large, gray-green stems that usually are spineless on mature plants. The flowers are large with pinkish-red petal tips. Cultivar Fairy Castle has numerous thin stems arising to resemble, oh you know. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Cereus hildemannianus ssp. uruguayanus 5-inch	$20.00
This South American species has two subspecies, and this one, as the name indicates, is from Uruguay. It is a tree-like species with large, gray-green stems that usually are spineless on mature plants. The flowers are large with pinkish-red petal tips. Cultivar Fairy Castle has numerous thin stems arising to resemble, oh you know. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Cereus peruvianus monstrose 5-gallon pots	$60.00
This is a strange form of a strange monstrose of a common species from Peru, as the epithet indicates. These plants, unlike the typical species, have yellow-green stems with very strange deformities. I doubt these would ever flower. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-gallon pots.
Cereus peruvianus one-gallon pots	$30.00
This columnar cactus is a common species from Peru, as the epithet indicates. These plants, unlike the typical species, have yellow-green stems when young, changing to gray-green with age. The flowers are white and rather large. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Ceropegia aristolochoides ssp. aristolochoides 4-inch pots	$15.00
From northern Yemen and Saudi Arabia, this Ceropegia has thickened roots but is a vine succulent. The stems arent a whole lot to look at: they basically are white with a few reddish-purple markings. The flower resembles that of Aristolochia, or Dutchmans Pipe. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Ceropegia aristolochoides ssp. aristolochoides 5-inch pots	$20.00
$20 From northern Yemen and Saudi Arabia, this Ceropegia has thickened roots but is a vine succulent. The stems arent a whole lot to look at: they basically are white with a few reddish-purple markings. The flower resembles that of Aristolochia, or Dutchmans Pipe. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Ceropegia linearis ssp. debilis 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species is from Malawi and Zimbabwe. The leaves are (surprise!) linear, succulent, and arranged along long stems. The corolla is dark purple and fairly small. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Ceropegia radicans ssp. radicans 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. It has succulent leaves and stems, and the leaves have crenulate margins. This species makes an ideal hanging plant. The flowers are rather incredible and dominantly yellow in color. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Ceropegia sandersonii 4-inch pots	$15.00
From eastern South Africa and Swaziland, this species is related to Ceropegia radicans. Twining stems bearing crenulate green leaves are perennial and arise from a more-or-less tuberous rootstock. It is called umbrella plant because the flowers are greenish white and look like upside-down umbrellas. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Ceropegia woodii 4-inch pots	$15.00
We love this species, which is the old time "Rosary Vine" but also known as "String of Hearts." It has a range from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa up to Zimbabwe. The beautiful, heart-shaped leaves arise on weak vines from a soft tuber. This is a particularly good hanging plant in cool climates. We offer rooted bulbs in 4-inch pots.
Cheiridopsis denticulata 2-inch pots	$8.00
From Namaqualand in South Africa, this little squat mesemb was once known as Cheiridopsis candissima. It has blue-green paired leaves that are long and resemble scissors. The flowers are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Cheiridopsis imitans 2-inch pots	$8.00
This plant is from the quartzite flats of Namaqualand. Like a dwarf form of C. turbinata, this species has keeled blue-green leaves arising from a tuberous rootstock. The flowers are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Cheiridopsis namaquensis (scabra) 2-inch pots	$8.00
As the epithet indicates, this species is from Namaqualand in South Africa. The leaves of this plant tend to elongate from the typical compact form in habitat, and the paired leaves that resemble scissors are gray-green with a nearly rugose surface. The flowers are predictably yellow but can vary. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Cheiridopsis pendens 4-inch pots	$12.00
We don't know much about this species, but it is an interesting one. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Cheiridopsis schlecteri 2-inch pots	$8.00
From Namaqualand in the Northern Cape Province of South Africa, this t mesemb has interesting paired leaves that are white-spotted green. The flowers are golden yellow and quite large. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Cheiridopsis speciosa 2-inch pots	$8.00
From Namaqualand in the Northern Cape Province of South Africa, this mesemb grows on sandy flats below quartz-laden slopes. It has interesting paired leaves that are white-spotted green. The flowers are purple and quite large. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Cheiridopsis speciosa 3-inch pots	$10.00
From Namaqualand in the Northern Cape Province of South Africa, this mesemb grows on sandy flats below quartz-laden slopes. It has interesting paired leaves that are white-spotted green. The flowers are purple and quite large. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Cheiridopsis speciosa 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Namaqualand in the Northern Cape Province of South Africa, this mesemb grows on sandy flats below quartz-laden slopes. It has interesting paired leaves that are white-spotted green. The flowers are purple and quite large. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Cheiridopsis verrucosa 2-inch pots	$8.00
This species is from Namaqualand, South Africa. It has upright, gray-green leaves and grows in sandy soils between rocks. Its paired leaves are almost globular in form, and its flowers are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Cheiridopsis verrucosa 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species is from Namaqualand, South Africa. It has upright, gray-green leaves and grows in sandy soils between rocks. Its paired leaves are almost globular in form, and its flowers are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Chlorophytum comosum cv 'Variegatum' 6-inch pots	$30.00
This is a variegated form of a common houseplant that originated in tropical Africa. It has a fibrous root system that sustains a rosette of medium green leaves with yellow margins. This rosette may produce many plantlets that hang downward and can produce new plants. The flowers are insignificant. These plants are rooted offsets in 6-inch pots.
Cissus adeyana (WY 1165) 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Ethiopia and Kenya, this distinctive member of the Vitaceae is rarely offered in cultivation. These plants are propagated from material originally collected near Mwenbeni Station southwest of Mwatate, Kenya (WY 1165). The thin stems have eight facets, four of which are deep green grooves and four of which are raised gray-green convex surfaces. A climber, this species is best suited as an understory plant. The flowers are inconspicuous. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Cissus adeyana 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Ethiopia and Kenya, this distinctive member of the Vitaceae is rarely offered in cultivation. The thin stems have eight facets, four of which are deep green grooves and four of which are raised gray-green convex surfaces. A climber, this species is best suited as an understory plant. The flowers are inconspicuous. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Cissus adeyana 8-inch pots	$35.00
From Ethiopia and Kenya, this distinctive member of the Vitaceae is rarely offered in cultivation. The thin stems have eight facets, four of which are deep green grooves and four of which are raised gray-green convex surfaces. A climber, this species is best suited as an understory plant. The flowers are inconspicuous. These plants are rooted cuttings in 8-inch pots.
Cissus albiporcata 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Kenya and northern Tanzania, this recently described species is similar to C. adeyana with some notable exceptions. The stem is considered to be 8-sided – four sides of flat green surface separated by four sides of white. Unlike C. adeyana, the green sides are not indented into the stem. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Cissus albiporcata 8-inch pots	$35.00
From Kenya and northern Tanzania, this recently described species is similar to C. adeyana with some notable exceptions. The stem is considered to be 8-sided – four sides of flat green surface separated by four sides of white. Unlike C. adeyana, the green sides are not indented into the stem. These plants are rooted cuttings in 8-inch pots.
Cissus cactiformis (WY 1197) one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species, which ranges widely on the eastern side of Africa, is a climbing succulent vine. These plants are propagated from material originally collected from near Archers Post, Kenya (WY 1203). Once you see those leaves, you readily put it in the Vitaceae (grape) family. The stems are quadrangular with wavy margins between the nodes. This clone has a blue-green body with pinkish-red wavy margins and the stem is a little more robust than the typical form. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Cissus cactiformis (WY 1197) one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species, which ranges widely on the eastern side of Africa, is a climbing succulent vine. These plants are propagated from material originally collected from near Archers Post, Kenya (WY 1203). Once you see those leaves, you readily put it in the Vitaceae (grape) family. The stems are quadrangular with wavy margins between the nodes. This clone has a blue-green body with pinkish-red wavy margins and the stem is a little more robust than the typical form. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Cissus cactiformis (WY 1203) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, which ranges widely on the eastern side of Africa, is a climbing succulent vine. These plants are propagated from material originally collected from eastern Kenya (WY 1203). Once you see those leaves, you readily put it in the Vitaceae (grape) family. The stems are quadrangular with wavy margins between the nodes. This clone has a blue-green body with pinkish-red wavy margins and the stem is a little more robust than the typical form. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Cissus cactiformis (WY 1203) 6-inch pots	$30.00
This species, which ranges widely on the eastern side of Africa, is a climbing succulent vine. These plants are propagated from material originally collected from eastern Kenya (WY 1203). Once you see those leaves, you readily put it in the Vitaceae (grape) family. The stems are quadrangular with wavy margins between the nodes. This clone has a blue-green body with pinkish-red wavy margins and the stem is a little more robust than the typical form. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 6-inch pots.
Cissus cactiformis (WY 1203) one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species, which ranges widely on the eastern side of Africa, is a climbing succulent vine. These plants are propagated from material originally collected from eastern Kenya (WY 1203). Once you see those leaves, you readily put it in the Vitaceae (grape) family. The stems are quadrangular with wavy margins between the nodes. This clone has a blue-green body with pinkish-red wavy margins and the stem is a little more robust than the typical form. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Cissus cactiformis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, which ranges widely on the eastern side of Africa, is a climbing succulent vine. Once you see those leaves, you readily put it in the Vitaceae (grape) family. The stems are quadrangular with wavy margins between the nodes. We offer rooted cuttings of this species suitable for 4-inch pots.
Cissus cactiformis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, which ranges widely on the eastern side of Africa, is a climbing succulent vine. Once you see those leaves, you readily put it in the Vitaceae (grape) family. The stems are quadrangular with wavy margins between the nodes. We offer rooted cuttings of this species suitable for 5-inch pots.
Cissus cactiformis one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species, which ranges widely on the eastern side of Africa, is a climbing succulent vine. Once you see those leaves, you readily put it in the Vitaceae (grape) family. The stems are quadrangular with wavy margins between the nodes. We offer rooted cuttings of this species suitable for one-gallon pots.
Cissus hamaderoensis (WY 1098) 4-inch pots	$15.00
Widespread in the uplands on the island of Socotra (Yemen), this species is a low shrub that produces climbing stems. When mature, the stems are H-shaped in cross section and gray-green in color. The leaves are small and inconspicuous, and the flowers are inconsequential. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Cissus hamaderoensis (WY 1098) 5-inch pots	$20.00
Widespread in the uplands on the island of Socotra (Yemen), this species is a low shrub that produces climbing stems. When mature, the stems are H-shaped in cross section and gray-green in color. The leaves are small and inconspicuous, and the flowers are inconsequential. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Cissus phymatocarpa 5-inch pots	$20.00
From southeastern Kenya and northeastern Tanzania, this species has 4- to 5-angled stems and small heart-shaped leaves. The nodes between growth spurts tend to be constricted. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Cissus quadrangularis var. aculeatangula (WY 1173) 4-inch pots	$15.00
One of the most widespread succulents in East Africa through southern Asia to the Philippines, Cissus quadrangularis is a viney member of the grape family that forms large splays of 4-angled branches with horny margins. The margins of variety aculeatangula, has tiny bristles on the stem margins. This variety, from material originally collected near Lake Borgoria, Kenya (WY 1173). We offer rooted cuttings of this variety suitable for 4-inch pots.
Cissus quadrangularis var. aculeatangula (WY 1173) 5-inch pots	$20.00
One of the most widespread succulents in East Africa through southern Asia to the Philippines, Cissus quadrangularis is a viney member of the grape family that forms large splays of 4-angled branches with horny margins. The margins of variety aculeatangula, has tiny bristles on the stem margins. This variety, from material originally collected near Lake Borgoria, Kenya (WY 1173). We offer rooted cuttings of this variety suitable for 5-inch pots.
Cissus quadrangularis var. aculeatangula (WY 1173) 8-inch pots	$35.00
One of the most widespread succulents in East Africa through southern Asia to the Philippines, Cissus quadrangularis is a viney member of the grape family that forms large splays of 4-angled branches with horny margins. The margins of variety aculeatangula, has tiny bristles on the stem margins. This variety, from material originally collected near Lake Borgoria, Kenya (WY 1173). We offer rooted cuttings of this variety suitable for 8-inch pots.
Cissus quadrangularis var. pubescens (Voi, Kenya) 4-inch pots	$15.00
One of the most widespread succulents in East Africa through southern Asia to the Philippines, Cissus quadrangularis is a viney member of the grape family that forms large splays of (surprise!) 4-angled branches. The margins of variety pubescens are horny and relatively sharp compared to other Cissus. This form, from material originally collected near Voi, Kenya, has small bristles on the stem margins. We offer rooted cuttings of this species suitable for 4-inch pots.
Cissus quadrangularis var. pubescens (Voi, Kenya) 5-inch pots	$20.00
One of the most widespread succulents in East Africa through southern Asia to the Philippines, Cissus quadrangularis is a viney member of the grape family that forms large splays of (surprise!) 4-angled branches. The margins of variety pubescens are horny and relatively sharp compared to other Cissus. This form, from material originally collected near Voi, Kenya, has small bristles on the stem margins. We offer rooted cuttings of this species suitable for 5-inch pots.
Cissus quadrangularis var. pubescens (Voi, Kenya) 8-inch pots	$35.00
One of the most widespread succulents in East Africa through southern Asia to the Philippines, Cissus quadrangularis is a viney member of the grape family that forms large splays of (surprise!) 4-angled branches. The margins of variety pubescens are horny and relatively sharp compared to other Cissus. This form, from material originally collected near Voi, Kenya, has small bristles on the stem margins. We offer rooted cuttings of this species suitable for 8-inch pots.
Cissus quadrangularis var. pubescens (Voi, Kenya) one-gallon pot	$25.00
One of the most widespread succulents in East Africa through southern Asia to the Philippines, Cissus quadrangularis is a viney member of the grape family that forms large splays of (surprise!) 4-angled branches. The margins of variety pubescens are horny and relatively sharp compared to other Cissus. This form, from material originally collected near Voi, Kenya, has small bristles on the stem margins. We offer rooted cuttings of this species suitable for one-gallon pots.
Cissus quadrangularis var. quadrangularis (WY 1017) 5-inch pots	$20.00
One of the most widespread succulents in East Africa through southern Asia to the Philippines, Cissus quadrangularis is a viney member of the grape family that forms large splays of (surprise!) 4-angled branches. This form, from material originally collected in Wadi Nagra, Yemen (WY 1017), is much greener than the African forms and does not have sharp or bristling margins. We offer rooted cuttings of this species suitable for 5-inch pots.
Cissus quadrangularis var. quadrangularis (WY 1017) one-gallon p	$20.00
One of the most widespread succulents in East Africa through southern Asia to the Philippines, Cissus quadrangularis is a viney member of the grape family that forms large splays of (surprise!) 4-angled branches. This form, from material originally collected in Wadi Nagra, Yemen (WY 1017), is much greener than the African forms and does not have sharp or bristling margins. We offer rooted cuttings of this species suitable for one-gallon pots.
Cissus quadrangularis var. quadrangularis (WY 1151) 5-inch pots	$15.00
One of the most widespread succulents in East Africa through southern Asia to the Philippines, Cissus quadrangularis is a viney member of the grape family that forms large splays of (surprise!) 4-angled branches. This form, from material originally collected near Lake Baringo, Kenya (WY 1151), has leaves typical of this cosmopolitan species. We offer rooted cuttings of this species suitable for 5-inch pots.
Cissus quadrangularis var. quadrangularis (WY 1177) 5-inch pots	$20.00
One of the most widespread succulents in East Africa through southern Asia to the Philippines, Cissus quadrangularis is a viney member of the grape family that forms large splays of (surprise!) 4-angled branches. This form, from material originally collected near Epupa Falls, Namibia (WY 1177), has strongly digitate leaves that differ radically from other forms of this cosmopolitan species. We offer rooted cuttings of this species suitable for 5-inch pots.
Cissus quadrangularis var. quadrangularis 5-inch pots	$20.00
One of the most widespread succulents in East Africa through southern Asia to the Philippines, Cissus quadrangularis is a viney member of the grape family that forms large splays of (surprise!) 4-angled branches. This form has roughly palmate leaves and produces numerous tendrils. We offer rooted cuttings of this species suitable for 5-inch pots.
Cissus rotundifolia (WY 1134) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This cosmopolitan species has a range from Arabia to South Africa and onto some islands in the Indian Ocean. A climber, this species has thin round stems and succulent green leaves that are ovate. This species forms large splays of vines, covering bushes and trees in habitat. These plants came from material collected west of Hajja, Yemen (WY 1134) and are significantly different from the forms of C. rotundifolia common on the African continent. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Cissus rotundifolia 5-inch pots	$20.00
This cosmopolitan species has a range from Arabia to South Africa and onto some islands in the Indian Ocean. A climber, this species has thin round stems and succulent green leaves that are ovate. This species forms large splays of vines, covering bushes and trees in habitat. These plants came from material collected in Kenya and are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Cissus rotundifolia 8-inch pots	$35.00
This cosmopolitan species has a range from Arabia to South Africa and onto some islands in the Indian Ocean. A climber, this species has thin round stems and succulent green leaves that are ovate. This species forms large splays of vines, covering bushes and trees in habitat. These plants came from material collected in Kenya and are rooted cuttings in 8-inch pots.
Cissus trifoliata 4-inch pots	$15.00
Known as Arizona grape, this species is widespread across the southern part of the United States, extending into the highlands of northern Mexico. It typically occurs in riparian settings in the arid and semiarid parts of its range. It is not a true succulent, although the leaves are relatively thick and succulent; the rootstock resembles more of a domestic Vitis than other succulent Cissus. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Cissus trifoliata one-gallon pots	$25.00
Known as Arizona grape, this species is widespread across the southern part of the United States, extending into the highlands of northern Mexico. It typically occurs in riparian settings in the arid and semiarid parts of its range. It is not a true succulent, although the leaves are relatively thick and succulent; the rootstock resembles more of a domestic Vitis than other succulent Cissus. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Cissus tuberosa 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Mexico, this species forms a large woody tuber. The vine grows several feet of vine each year, and new caudices are formed where those vines touch the ground. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Cleistocactus baumannii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This shrubby columnar cactus is from the region of northern Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay, and Uruguay. Its wand-like stems are several feet long, green, with grayish-yellow spines. The flowers are tubular and red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Cleistocactus baumannii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This shrubby columnar cactus is from the region of northern Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay, and Uruguay. Its wand-like stems are several feet long, green, with grayish-yellow spines. The flowers are tubular and red. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Cleistocactus baumannii one-gallon pots	$25.00
This shrubby columnar cactus is from the region of northern Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay, and Uruguay. Its wand-like stems are several feet long, green, with grayish-yellow spines. The flowers are tubular and red. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Cleistocactus paraguayensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
Not surprisingly, this species is from Paraguay. It is a sprawling species with thin, wand-like and green stems with numerous yellow spines. The flowers are orange-red in color. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Cleistocactus ritteri 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from Bolivia. It is a sprawling, shrubby species with thick olive-green stems covered with dark spines. The flowers are greenish-yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Cleistocactus ritteri one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species is from Bolivia. It is a sprawling, shrubby species with thick olive-green stems covered with dark spines. The flowers are greenish-yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Cleistocactus samaipatanus 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the lower elevations of Bolivia, this columnar cactus has a yellow-green body and many yellow spines. The flowers are tubular and red. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Cleistocactus smaragdiflorus 5-inch pots	$20.00
From northern Argentina, this shrubby species has short columnar stems that are with yellow-green in color with numerous yellow spines, which tend to be rather soft. The tubular flowers are yellow to green in color. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Cleistocactus smaragdiflorus one-gallon pots	$25.00
From northern Argentina, this shrubby species has short columnar stems that are with yellow-green in color with numerous yellow spines, which tend to be rather soft. The tubular flowers are yellow to green in color. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Cleistocactus straussii 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Bolivia and Argentina, this shrubby species is a short columnar cactus with gray-green stems that are dominated by the color of the dense spines, which tend to be rather soft. The mostly tubular flowers flare to a pale-red color. These plants are hardy in Tucson, Arizona. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Cleistocactus straussii one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Bolivia and Argentina, this shrubby species is a short columnar cactus with gray-green stems that are dominated by the color of the dense spines, which tend to be rather soft. The mostly tubular flowers flare to a pale-red color. These plants are hardy in Tucson, Arizona. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Cleistocactus tarijensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
From near the town of Tarija, Bolivia, this shrubby species has short-columnar stems and a dark green body with yellow-brown spines. The flowers are tubular and reddish-purple. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Cleistocactus tarijensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
From near the town of Tarija, Bolivia, this shrubby species has short-columnar stems and a dark green body with yellow-brown spines. The flowers are tubular and reddish-purple. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Cleistocactus winteri 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Bolivia, this species is a sprawling cactus with thin stems that are dominated by the color of the dense, yellow spines, which tend to be rather soft. The mostly tubular flowers flare to a greenish-red set of petals. These plants appear to be hardy in Tucson. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Cleistocactus winteri one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Bolivia, this species is a sprawling cactus with thin stems that are dominated by the color of the dense, yellow spines, which tend to be rather soft. The mostly tubular flowers flare to a greenish-red set of petals. These plants appear to be hardy in Tucson. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Cleistocactus winteri ssp. colademononis 3-inch pots	$10.00
Cleistocactus winteri ssp. colademononis is endemic to Bolivia and is known as Monkey Tail Cactus. This sprawling species has thin green stems with soft yellow spines. The mostly tubular flowers are bright red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Clerodendrum makanjanum 5-inch pots	$15.00
This woody shrub from Kenya has beautiful flowers and small black berries. This species produces large tuberous roots that produce adventitious sprouts above ground. The leaves are a medium dark green and are nicely veined. The plant flowers before it leafs out. We offer rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Clerodendrum makanjanum 8-inch pots	$35.00
This woody shrub from Kenya has beautiful flowers and small black berries. This species produces large tuberous roots that produce adventitious sprouts above ground. The leaves are a medium dark green and are nicely veined. The plant flowers before it leafs out. We offer rooted cuttings in 8-inch pots.
Clerodendrum makanjanum one-gallon pots	$25.00
This woody shrub from Kenya has beautiful flowers and small black berries. This species produces large tuberous roots that produce adventitious sprouts above ground. The leaves are a medium dark green and are nicely veined. The plant flowers before it leafs out. We offer rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Coccinia quinqueloba 4-inch pots	$12.00
This species is from the summer rainfall areas of South Africa. This geophytic herb with its 5-parted green leaves produces numerous vines from a tuberous root stock. The flowers are yellow, and the plant likely is a dioecious cucurbit. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Coccinia sessilifolia 4-inch pots	$12.00
From Namibia, this geophyte a large, tuberous rootstock. The leaves are approximately palmate in outline and, as the name implies, are on short petioles from the vines. The flowers are monoecious, with both male and female flowers on the same plant, and the petals generally are white to yellow in color. The seeds are in red fruits. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Cochemiea halei (LBR 72-119) 4-inch pots	$25.00
Although some consider this to be part of the genus Mammillaria, we keep it separate, in large part because of the large, red tubular flowers with irregular lips. This species is endemic to Isla Margarita and Isla Magdalena off the west coast of Baja California Sur, where it occurs abundantly in rocky terrain. Known for forming large clumps with relatively long creeping stems, this species is attractive for its flowers and stems. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Cochemiea poselgeri 5-inch pots	$20.00
Although some consider this to be part of the genus Mammillaria, we keep it separate, in large part because of the large, red tubular flowers with irregular lips. This species is endemic to Baja California Sur, where it occurs sporadically in rocky terrain. Known for forming large clumps with relatively long creeping stems, this species is attractive for its flowers and stems. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Cochemiea setispina 4-inch pots	$15.00
Although some consider this to be part of the genus Mammillaria, we keep it separate, in large part because of the large, red tubular flowers with irregular lips. This species is endemic to Baja California, where it occurs mostly south in Baja California Sur. Known for forming large clumps with relatively short stems, this species is both attractive and highly resistant to frost. Our plants were undamaged at 15F. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Commiphora africana (shrub form) one-gallon pots	$25.00
Commiphora africana is a small pachycaul tree from the tropical areas of East Africa, extending southwards to Mozambique. This form is less tree-like and more shrub like. Characterized by numerous spreading stiff spiny branches and peeling, papery, reddish bark, its leaves are trifoliate. Our plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Commiphora africana 2-gallon pots	$55.00
Commiphora africana is a small pachycaul tree from the tropical areas of East Africa, extending southwards to Mozambique. Characterized by numerous spreading stiff spiny branches and peeling, papery, reddish bark, its leaves are trifoliate. Our plants are seedlings in 2-gallon pots.
Commiphora africana one-gallon pots	$25.00
Commiphora africana is a small pachycaul tree from the tropical areas of East Africa, extending southwards to Mozambique. Characterized by numerous spreading stiff spiny branches and peeling, papery, reddish bark, its leaves are trifoliate. Our plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Commiphora angolensis one-gallon pots	$30.00
Surprise! People make mistakes. We purchased seed as Commiphora africana, and we got this coming up. Commiphora angolensis shares its range with A. africana but has substantial differences, among them the leaves. This species has 3-5 leaflets that have weak serration on the margins, eliminating C. mollis and C. africana as its identity. The bark of this unarmed shrub (C. africana is definitely armed) peels yellow, revealing green stem beneath. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Commiphora angolensis one-gallon pots	$30.00
Surprise! People make mistakes. We purchased seed as Commiphora africana, and we got this coming up. Commiphora angolensis shares its range with A. africana but has substantial differences, among them the leaves. This species has 3-5 leaflets that have weak serration on the margins, eliminating C. mollis and C. africana as its identity. The bark of this unarmed shrub (C. africana is definitely armed) peels yellow, revealing green stem beneath. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Commiphora aprevali one-gallon pots	$30.00
This is a small pachycaul Commiphora from Madagascar. The leaflets have interesting red base similar to the leaves of Euphorbia viguieri. A really nice species that would be suitable for bonsai. We have rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Commiphora cf africana (Hwange) one-gallon pots	$25.00
Commiphora africana is a small pachycaul tree from the tropical areas of East Africa, extending southwards to Mozambique. These plants are slightly different from the typical species and come from material originally collected near Hwange, Zimbabwe. Characterized by numerous spreading stiff spiny branches and peeling, papery, reddish bark, its leaves are trifoliate. Our plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Commiphora dinteri 5-inch pots	$20.00
This potentially undescribed species is propagated from material originally collected from a private botanical garden in southern California. The closest thing we can get to it is Commiphora dinteri from Namibia, but that remains a little uncertain. It has spineless stems and trifoliate leaves with some shredding gray bark, and the new stems are reddish-purple in color. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Commiphora dinteri one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species is propagated from material originally collected from a private botanical garden in southern California. The closest thing we can get to it is Commiphora dinteri from Namibia, but that remains a little uncertain. It has spineless stems and trifoliate leaves with some shredding gray bark, and the new stems are reddish-purple in color. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Commiphora edulis 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Zimbabwe and several other southern African countries, this species has non-peeling, gray bark and compound leaves. The fruit turns red when ripe and is edible, as the name implies. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Commiphora edulis 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Zimbabwe and several other southern African countries, this species has non-peeling, gray bark and compound leaves. The fruit turns red when ripe and is edible, as the name implies. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Commiphora edulis ssp. holosericea one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Kenya and several other East African countries, this species has non-peeling, gray bark and compound (3- to 5-foliate) leaves. The fruit turns red when ripe and is edible, as the name implies. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Commiphora glandulosa 4-inch pots	$15.00
Commiphora glandulosa is a small tree distributed across southern Africa from Namibia to Mozambique. It is similar to C. pyracanthoides, although that species tends to be a shrub. C. glandulosa has spine-tipped branches bearing trifoliate leaves that have slightly undulating and serrate margins. The trunk with age develops yellow-shredding bark that reveals a greenish trunk. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Commiphora glandulosa 5-inch pots	$20.00
Commiphora glandulosa is a small tree distributed across southern Africa from Namibia to Mozambique. It is similar to C. pyracanthoides, although that species tends to be a shrub. C. glandulosa has spine-tipped branches bearing trifoliate leaves that have slightly undulating and serrate margins. The trunk with age develops yellow-shredding bark that reveals a greenish trunk. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Commiphora glandulosa one-gallon pots	$25.00
Commiphora glandulosa is a small tree distributed across southern Africa from Namibia to Mozambique. It is similar to C. pyracanthoides, although that species tends to be a shrub. C. glandulosa has spine-tipped branches bearing trifoliate leaves that have slightly undulating and serrate margins. The trunk with age develops yellow-shredding bark that reveals a greenish trunk. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Commiphora mollis one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Zimbabwe, ranging into South Africa and Mozambique with a disjunct population in Namibia, this small, unarmed tree is known for its overall yellowish appearance. The leaves are compound, entire, and typically are covered with a velvet like covering of hairs. The bark is a silver-gray to yellow and peeling. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Commiphora oblongifolia 2-gallon pots	$65.00
From south-central Kenya, this shrubby species grows on the eastern margins of the Great Rift Valley. The trunk has shredding bark revealing a greenish color underneath. The branches are sparsely armed with thorns. The leaves are mostly trifoliate with the largest one oblong as the name indicates. These plants are seedlings in 2-gallon pots.
Commiphora oblongifolia 5-inch pots	$20.00
From south-central Kenya, this shrubby species grows on the eastern margins of the Great Rift Valley. The trunk has shredding bark revealing a greenish color underneath. The branches are sparsely armed with thorns. The leaves are mostly trifoliate with the largest one oblong as the name indicates. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Commiphora oblongifolia one-gallon pots	$30.00
From south-central Kenya, this shrubby species grows on the eastern margins of the Great Rift Valley. The trunk has shredding bark revealing a greenish color underneath. The branches are sparsely armed with thorns. The leaves are mostly trifoliate with the largest one oblong as the name indicates. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Commiphora orbicularis 5-inch pots	$20.00
From southern Madagascar, this shrubby species has shredding bark revealing a greenish color underneath. The branches are sparsely armed with thorns. The leaves are trifoliate, green, and mostly round (orbicular). These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Commiphora unilobata 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Ethiopia, Somalia, and particularly northeastern Kenya, this interesting Commiphora has yellow shredding bark that reveals a yellow-green substrate. The leave pedicels are persistent, giving a shaggy appearance to the stems. The leaves are yellow green with red highlights, both on the leaf margins and their pedicels. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Commiphora unilobata 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Ethiopia, Somalia, and particularly northeastern Kenya, this interesting Commiphora has yellow shredding bark that reveals a yellow-green substrate. The leave pedicels are persistent, giving a shaggy appearance to the stems. The leaves are yellow green with red highlights, both on the leaf margins and their pedicels. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Commiphora wightii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This attractive small species of Commiphora is from India but is cultivated over a much wider area. It has a nice thick stem with peeling bark and flowers and fruits when quite small, unlike some other Commiphoras. The plants are self-fertile. This species is extremely hardy and fast growing, and it is an extremely nice candidate for bonzai. Our plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Commiphora wightii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This attractive small species of Commiphora is from India but is cultivated over a much wider area. It has a nice thick stem with peeling bark and flowers and fruits when quite small, unlike some other Commiphoras. The plants are self-fertile. This species is extremely hardy and fast growing, and it is an extremely nice candidate for bonzai. Our plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Commiphora wightii one-gallon pots	$25.00
This attractive small species of Commiphora is from India but is cultivated over a much wider area. It has a nice thick stem with peeling bark and flowers and fruits when quite small, unlike some other Commiphoras. The plants are self-fertile. This species is extremely hardy and fast growing, and it is an extremely nice candidate for bonzai. Our plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Conophytum minutum 2-inch pots	$12.00
As the name indicates, these are tiny plants from Namaqualand and the western Karoo in South Africa. A mat-former, the plants have small gray-green heads that are nearly spherical. The flowers are reddish purple and large in comparison to the plants. These tiny plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Consolea corallicola 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from south Florida and, as the name indicates, it grows on coral outcrops. The pads are elongated and very spiny, which makes some people want to lump this in with C. spinosissima, but we keep it separate here. The flowers are red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Consolea corallicola 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from south Florida and, as the name indicates, it grows on coral outcrops. The pads are elongated and very spiny, which makes some people want to lump this in with C. spinosissima, but we keep it separate here. The flowers are red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Consolea falcata 5-inch pots	$15.00
This species comes from Haiti, where it forms large clumps with upright stems. The pads are very spiny with glochids, and they are a light green color. The flowers are a showy golden-red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Consolea falcata one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species comes from Haiti, where it forms large clumps with upright stems. The pads are very spiny with glochids, and they are a light green color. The flowers are a showy golden-red. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Consolea macracantha 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species comes from Cuba, where it has a tree form. The pads are generally oblong and have a lot of glochids but few spines, and they are a dark green in color. The flowers are orange-red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Consolea macracantha 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species comes from Cuba, where it has a tree form. The pads are generally oblong and have a lot of glochids but few spines, and they are a dark green in color. The flowers are orange-red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Consolea moniliformis 2-inch pots	$8.00
This tree-like species comes from the islands of the northwestern Caribbean Sea. The pads are very spiny and are glossy green in color. The flowers are a yellow orange and open widely. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Consolea moniliformis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This tree-like species comes from the islands of the northwestern Caribbean Sea. The pads are very spiny and are glossy green in color. The flowers are a yellow orange and open widely. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Consolea rubescens 5-inch pots	$20.00
This tree-like species comes from the islands of the northwestern Caribbean Sea, especially Puerto Rico. The pads are nearly spineless and are dark green. The flower color ranges from yellow to red, and the flowers open widely. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Consolea spinosissima 5-inch pots	$20.00
This tree-like species comes from the West Indies, particularly the Virgin Islands. The pads are green and very spiny. The flowers are orange-reddish. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Copiapoa humilis 4-inch pots	$15.00
From coastal Chile, where it has a relatively wide distribution in the Atacama Desert, this species has gray, globose stems with black spines. This form clumps, eventually forming nice mounds of numerous stems. The flowers are yellow. We grow this species outside in Tucson, where plants recently experienced 18F and snowfall and were undamaged. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Copiapoa tenuissima 4-inch pots	$15.00
The distribution of this species is relatively wide in the Atacama Desert of Chile. It is one of the smallest of the Copiapoas, and it again is taxonomically confused. While some put this under C. humilis, we leave it as its own species because we definitely think this species is unique. The body is dark, with a greenish-black appearance, and the spines are white; these plants tend to prolifically offset, forming a nice clump. As usual, the flowers are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Corallocarpus welwitschii 4-inch pots	$15.00
From southwestern Africa, distributed from Zaire to Namibia, this very nice geophytic cucurbit develops a thick caudex with wrinkled light gray bark and vines with hairy, palmate leaves. The fruit is a red berry. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Corallocarpus welwitschii 5-inch pots	$20.00
From southwestern Africa, distributed from Zaire to Namibia, this very nice geophytic cucurbit develops a thick caudex with wrinkled light gray bark and vines with hairy, palmate leaves. The fruit is a red berry. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Coryphantha cornifera 2-inch pots	$8.00
From central Mexico, this attractive species sparsely offsets, creating dark green globose bodies with tubercles that mostly bear radial spine clusters. The flowers are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Coryphantha cornifera 3-inch pots	$10.00
From central Mexico, this attractive species sparsely offsets, creating dark green globose bodies with tubercles that mostly bear radial spine clusters. The flowers are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Coryphantha sulcata 2-inch pots	$8.00
This species is from south Texas and adjacent states in norther, Mexico. It clusters to form mounds of globose stems covered with tubercles bearing yellow aging to gray and white spines. The flowers are yellow with red centers. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Coryphantha sulcata 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species is from south Texas and adjacent states in norther, Mexico. It clusters to form mounds of globose stems covered with tubercles bearing yellow aging to gray and white spines. The flowers are yellow with red centers. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Coryphantha sulcata 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from south Texas and adjacent states in norther, Mexico. It clusters to form mounds of globose stems covered with tubercles bearing yellow aging to gray and white spines. The flowers are yellow with red centers. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Cotyledon orbiculata var. dactylopsis 4-inch pots	$12.00
This interesting species, which we received at Tylecodon wallachii, ranges from the Great Karoo of the Northern Cape Province eastward to the Free State of South Africa. Readily recognized as a shrub with long, finger-like leaves (termed “phyllopodia”) that are gray-green, the plant produces a single, gnarled stem. The flowers are nodding and yellow-orange in color. This plant can take considerable frost and was undamaged at 23F in Tucson. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Cotyledon orbiculata var. dactylopsis 5-inch pots	$15.00
This interesting species, which we received at Tylecodon wallachii, ranges from the Great Karoo of the Northern Cape Province eastward to the Free State of South Africa. Readily recognized as a shrub with long, finger-like leaves (termed “phyllopodia”) that are gray-green, the plant produces a single, gnarled stem. The flowers are nodding and yellow-orange in color. This plant can take considerable frost and was undamaged at 23F in Tucson. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Cotyledon orbiculata var. oblonga 4-inch pots	$12.00
This variety of the Cotyledon orbiculata complex is widespread across the southern provinces of South Africa. This cultivar is notable for its relatively finger-like, gray-green leaves that are a little tomentose. As with many Cotyledons, this species has nodding flowers that vary from yellow to red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Cotyledon orbiculata var. orbiculata (higginsiae) 5-inch pots	$15.00
This highly variable species is widespread in southwestern Africa, notably in South Africa. Forma higginsiae, once a recognized subspecies, is notable for its relatively small leaves. As with many Cotyledons, this species has nodding flowers that vary from yellow to red. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Cotyledon orbiculata var. orbiculata 3-inch pots	$10.00
This highly variable species is widespread in southwestern Africa, notably in South Africa. This plant is notable for its relatively large, gray and mucronate leaves. As with many Cotyledons, this species has nodding flowers that vary from yellow to red. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Cotyledon orbiculata var. orbiculata 5-inch pots	$15.00
This highly variable species is widespread in southwestern Africa, notably in South Africa. This plant is notable for its relatively large, gray and mucronate leaves. As with many Cotyledons, this species has nodding flowers that vary from yellow to red. These plants are seedlings with multiple stems in 5-inch pots.
Cotyledon tomentosa ssp. ladismithensis 4-inch pots	$12.00
This species is from the vicinity of Ladismith, Western Cape Province of South Africa, and frequently appears under the common name of Bears Paw, even though there are no bears in South Africa. The swollen leaves have numerous red protuberances on the tip, which is set off from the felt-green background. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Covillea racemose 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Madagascar, this leguminous tree , known as Colville’s Glory Tree, has beautiful gold-range racemes of flowers. It has large ovate green leaves and it grows to 40-feet tall in favorable climates. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Covillea racemose 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Madagascar, this leguminous tree , known as Colville’s Glory Tree, has beautiful gold-range racemes of flowers. It has large ovate green leaves and it grows to 40-feet tall in favorable climates. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Crassula arborescens var. undulatifolia (WY-1089) 5-inch pots	$18.00
These plants came from material originally collected near Sapkamma Station (WY-1089) in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. This beautiful shrub/tree is distinctive because of the leaves, which are succulent, reddish, and with undulating margins. The flowers are white to pink. These rooted cuttings are in 5-inch pots.
Crassula arborescens var. undulatifolia 4-inch pots	$12.00
From the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, this beautiful shrub/tree is distinctive because of the leaves, which are succulent, light green, and with undulating margins. The flowers are white to pink. These rooted cuttings are in 4-inch pots.
Crassula arborescens var. undulatifolia 5-inch pots	$15.00
From the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, this beautiful shrub/tree is distinctive because of the leaves, which are succulent, light green, and with undulating margins. The flowers are white to pink. These rooted cuttings are in 5-inch pots.
Crassula ausensis ssp. titanopsis 4-inch pots	$20.00
From southern Namibia, this small species grows in the hyperarid desert in rock crevices. The leaves are obovate in outline with a purplish cast and bear small whitish papillae that resemble tubercles. The flowers are a dirty white. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Crassula bakeri (grisea) 3-inch pots	$10.00
Now included within Crassula grisea, C. bakeri is from southern Namibia and the Northern Cape Province of South Africa. This small, sparsely branched plant forms little shrubs on gravelly flats. We offer these rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Crassula bakeri (grisea) 5-inch pots	$15.00
Now included within Crassula grisea, C. bakeri is from southern Namibia and the Northern Cape Province of South Africa. This small, sparsely branched plant forms little shrubs on gravelly flats. We offer these rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Crassula congesta 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species is from the Western Cape Province of South Africa and grows in mountains at the southern edge of the Great Karoo. This small species, which is monocarpic, has yellow-green succulent leaves on thin stems. The flowers are smallish and cream colored. These plants are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Crassula conjuncta cv Ivory Tower 3-inch pots	$10.00
This Crassula cultivar forms a compact shrub that has whitish-green or gray stems sort of resembling towers. The leaves are seemingly felt-covered. These plants are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Crassula cv Pagoda Village 3-inch pots	$10.00
This cultivar from the genus Crassula forms a beautiful small plant that, as the name suggests, resembles a Chinese village with pagodas. The leaves are gray and felt-covered. These plants are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Crassula falcata 10-inch pots	$35.00
Now, this species is considered to be Crassula perfoliata var. minor, but we choose to use the older, more descriptive name. The leaves are gray-green (glaucous) and shaped like a rapier (falcate-shaped). The flowers are relatively long and light red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 10-inch pots.
Crassula falcata 4-inch pots	$12.00
Now, this species is considered to be Crassula perfoliata var. minor, but we choose to use the older, more descriptive name. The leaves are gray-green (glaucous) and shaped like a rapier (falcate-shaped). The flowers are relatively long and light red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Crassula falcata 5-inch pots	$15.00
Now, this species is considered to be Crassula perfoliata var. minor, but we choose to use the older, more descriptive name. The leaves are gray-green (glaucous) and shaped like a rapier (falcate-shaped). The flowers are relatively long and light red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Crassula falcata 8-inch pots	$35.00
Now, this species is considered to be Crassula perfoliata var. minor, but we choose to use the older, more descriptive name. The leaves are gray-green (glaucous) and shaped like a rapier (falcate-shaped). The flowers are relatively long and light red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 8-inch pots.
Crassula falcata one-gallon pots	$25.00
Now, this species is considered to be Crassula perfoliata var. minor, but we choose to use the older, more descriptive name. The leaves are gray-green (glaucous) and shaped like a rapier (falcate-shaped). The flowers are relatively long and light red. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Crassula multiflora 5-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from the winter-rainfall area of the Western Cape Province of South Africa. It is a shrub with linear green leaves, and it flowers with small cream flowers in mid-summer. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Crassula nudicaulis var. platyphylla (variegated) 4-inch pots	$12.00
From the Western Cape Province of South Africa, this shrubby species has nearly round leaves on succulent green stems. The variegation is a light white-yellow striping on nearly red leaves. The flowers are a dirty white color. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Crassula ovata cv ‘ET's Fingers' 4-inch pots	$12.00
This species is from the southeastern provinces of South Africa. This shrub typically grows on rock outcrops and generally has ovate leaves, as the epithet suggests, with some exceptions. The cultivar ‘ET's Fingers‘, which seems to have other names ranging from Hobbit to Elephant Trunk, has cylindrical leaves that appear truncated on the ends and variously colored in green and red shades. The inflorescence bears numerous white-pink, smallish flowers. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Crassula ovata cv ‘ET's Fingers' 5-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from the southeastern provinces of South Africa. This shrub typically grows on rock outcrops and generally has ovate leaves, as the epithet suggests, with some exceptions. The cultivar ‘ET's Fingers‘, which seems to have other names ranging from Hobbit to Elephant Trunk, has cylindrical leaves that appear truncated on the ends and variously colored in green and red shades. The inflorescence bears numerous white-pink, smallish flowers. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Crassula ovata cv ‘Gollum' 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species is from the southeastern provinces of South Africa. This shrub typically grows on rock outcrops and generally has ovate leaves, as the epithet suggests, with some exceptions. The cultivar ‘Gollum‘ has cylindrical leaves that appear truncated on the ends and variously colored in green and red shades. The inflorescence bears numerous white-pink, smallish flowers. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Crassula ovata cv ‘Gollum' 5-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from the southeastern provinces of South Africa. This shrub typically grows on rock outcrops and generally has ovate leaves, as the epithet suggests, with some exceptions. The cultivar ?Gollum? has cylindrical leaves that appear truncated on the ends and variously colored in green and red shades. The inflorescence bears numerous white-pink, smallish flowers. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Crassula ovata cv ‘Gollum‘ 4-inch pots	$12.00
This species is from the southeastern provinces of South Africa. This shrub typically grows on rock outcrops and generally has ovate leaves, as the epithet suggests, with some exceptions. The cultivar ‘Gollum‘ has cylindrical leaves that appear truncated on the ends and variously colored in green and red shades. The inflorescence bears numerous white-pink, smallish flowers. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Crassula ovata cv ‘Silver Dollar Jade' 5-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from the southeastern provinces of South Africa. This shrub typically grows on rock outcrops and has ovate leaves, as the epithet suggests. The leaves are silvery gray-green, large, and thickly succulent. This is a selection from the common garden plant widely available. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Crassula ovata cv ‘Tricolor‘ 5-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from the southeastern provinces of South Africa. This shrub typically grows on rock outcrops and has ovate leaves, as the epithet suggests. The leaves are variegated with irregular stripes of green, yellow, and white. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Crassula perfoliata 5-inch pots	$15.00
This columnar species, from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, is a short shrub with typically unbranched stems. The leaves, a glaucous gray-green color, are falcate in shape and stiff. The flowers are white. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Crassula perforata 4-inch pots	$12.00
This Crassula, from South Africa in a band across from the Western Cape Province into the Kwa-Zulu Natal, has flattened grey-green leaves arranged loosely along the stems. We offer this species in 4-inch pots.
Crassula rupestris ssp. marnieriana 2-inch pots	$8.00
This elegant little species, from the Klein Karoo of the Eastern and Western Capes, South Africa, forms beautiful little stems with blunted, deltoid leaves. The leaves, tinged with red, make for a very attractive plant. These plants are rooted cuttings in 2-inch pots.
Crassula rupestris ssp. marnieriana 3-inch pots	$10.00
This elegant little species, from the Klein Karoo of the Eastern and Western Capes, South Africa, forms beautiful little stems with blunted, deltoid leaves. The leaves, tinged with red, make for a very attractive plant. These plants are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Crassula tetragona ssp. acutifolia 5-inch pots	$15.00
From the Western and Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, this species is a low, mat-forming plant with small, yearly tubular leaves. The stems root from the nodes. This summer-flowering species produces small clusters of white flowers. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Crinum bulbispermum 5-inch pots	$20.00
This bulb is from the summer rainfall region of South Africa, mostly in the Vaal River valley in the north-central part of the country. It has long green leaves that are unremarkable but rather spectacular umbels of white-pink flowers. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Crinum bulbispermum one-gallon pots	$25.00
This bulb is from the summer rainfall region of South Africa, mostly in the Vaal River valley in the north-central part of the country. It has long green leaves that are unremarkable but rather spectacular umbels of white-pink flowers. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Crinum lugardiae 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species occurs in a broad east-west swath from Namibia eastward across Botswana and South Africa. The bulb produces linear green leaves, and the flowers are large and white. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Crinum lugardiae 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species occurs in a broad east-west swath from Namibia eastward across Botswana and South Africa. The bulb produces linear green leaves, and the flowers are large and white. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Crinum lugardiae one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species occurs in a broad east-west swath from Namibia eastward across Botswana and South Africa. The bulb produces linear green leaves, and the flowers are large and white. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Cryptbergia ‘Red Burst‘ 5-inch pots	$15.00
This terrestrial bromeliad is a cross between Cryptanthus bahianus and Billbergia nutans. It is a relatively small, offsetting plant with strikingly red narrow, guttered leaves. The flower panicle is relatively small and subtly colored. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Cryptbergia ‘Red Star‘ 4-inch pots	$15.00
This terrestrial bromeliad is a cross between Cryptanthus bahianus and Billbergia nutans. It is a relatively small, offsetting plant with strikingly red narrow, guttered leaves. The flower panicle is relatively small and subtly colored. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Cryptocereus anthonyanus 3-inch pots	$8.00
Yet another buggered-up genus in the Cactaceae, this is supposed to be in Selenicereus. Might as well be in Euphorbia as much as it resembles other species in Selenicereus, so we'll leave it in Cryptocereus. From Chiapas in southern Mexico, this species has flattened light-green stems with alternating, rounded lobes. The flowers are white, but the purplish tepals make them somewhat secondary. These plants are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Cryptocereus anthonyanus 5-inch pots	$20.00
Yet another buggered-up genus in the Cactaceae, this is supposed to be in Selenicereus. Might as well be in Euphorbia as much as it resembles other species in Selenicereus, so we'll leave it in Cryptocereus. From Chiapas in southern Mexico, this species has flattened light-green stems with alternating, rounded lobes. The flowers are white, but the purplish tepals make them somewhat secondary. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Cumulopuntia chichensis 5-inch pots	$30.00
This low clump-forming species is from northwestern Argentina and southern Bolivia. It has green subspherical joints bearing long golden yellow spines. The flowers are golden yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Cumulopuntia pentlandii 3-inch pots	$10.00
This low clump-forming species is from the highlands where Peru, Bolivia, and Argentina meet. The joints tend to be nearly ovoid in shape, light green in color, and covered with small yellow spines. These spiny joints produce yellow-orange flowers that could also be red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Cussonia spicata 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the subtropical regions of eastern South Africa, this evergreen tree has a gnarled trunk with corky bark and compound pinnate leaves. The leaves are large and vaguely heart-shaped; when young, the leaves are solitary, but when more mature, the leaves are at least 5-merous. The flowers are dirty yellow. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Cylindropuntia caribaea 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species only grows on Hispaniola (Haiti, Dominican Republic), where it forms dense thickets. The thin branches bear numerous light yellow spines. The flowers are light yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Cylindropuntia caribaea 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species only grows on Hispaniola (Haiti, Dominican Republic), where it forms dense thickets. The thin branches bear numerous light yellow spines. The flowers are light yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Cylindropuntia cholla (Rosarito) 4-inch pots	$15.00
This cholla is common in Baja California, Mexico. This form has few spines and numerous small joints that are gray-green in color. The flowers are a blue-violet color. This species is surprisingly hardy to at least 15F. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Cylindropuntia imbricata 4-inch pots	$15.00
This is the classic neotree cholla from the Chihuahuan Desert, with a distribution from southeastern Arizona, through New Mexico to Texas, and into Mexico. It is readily identifiable by the numerous lined-up (imbricated) tubercles on the stem, and this species has less spines than most Cylindropuntia. The flowers are reddish-purple. These plants appear to be able to withstand a low temperature of 0-10F. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Cylindropuntia imbricata 5-inch pots	$20.00
This is the classic neotree cholla from the Chihuahuan Desert, with a distribution from southeastern Arizona, through New Mexico to Texas, and into Mexico. It is readily identifiable by the numerous lined-up (imbricated) tubercles on the stem, and this species has less spines than most Cylindropuntia. The flowers are reddish-purple. These plants appear to be able to withstand a low temperature of 0-10F. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Cylindropuntia molesta 2-gallon pots	$35.00
From Baja California, Mexico, this species grows in the coastal to interior deserts, typically in dense stands. It is known for its easily detachable joints and long sharp spines. We think this is quite possibly the best plant for a growing defense of windows and other points of entry in Tucson homes. This species was undamaged at 15F. These plants are rooted cuttings in 2-gallon pots.
Cylindropuntia molesta 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Baja California, Mexico, this species grows in the coastal to interior deserts, typically in dense stands. It is known for its easily detachable joints and long sharp spines. We think this is quite possibly the best plant for a growing defense of windows and other points of entry in Tucson homes. This species was undamaged at 15F. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Cylindropuntia prolifera 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from coastal southern California into northern Baja California, Mexico, where it gets winter rainfall. It is a shrub to short tree-cactus with dense, long spines, and the stems are green with a reddish tint in full sun, and the spines are long and yellow-white. The flowers are red-violet. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Cylindropuntia prolifera one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species is from coastal southern California into northern Baja California, Mexico, where it gets winter rainfall. It is a shrub to short tree-cactus with dense, long spines, and the stems are green with a reddish tint in full sun, and the spines are long and yellow-white. The flowers are red-violet. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Cylindropuntia ramosissima 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species is from the Mojave Desert of California, Arizona, and Baja California, Mexico, where it gets sparse winter and summer rainfall. It is a shrub with dense, long spines, and the stems are thin and green, and the spines are long and yellow-white. The flowers are yellow. This species is fairly cold tolerant to at least 15F. These plants are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Cylindropuntia ramosissima 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from the Mojave Desert of California, Arizona, and Baja California, Mexico, where it gets sparse winter and summer rainfall. It is a shrub with dense, long spines, and the stems are thin and green, and the spines are long and yellow-white. The flowers are yellow. This species is fairly cold tolerant to at least 15F. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Cylindropuntia versicolor (red) one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species is common in the Tucson basin and much of the eastern Sonoran Desert. It has rather thin gray-green stems with numerous spines. These plants are known to withstand low winter temperatures below 15F. These plants are rooted cuttings from red-flowering plants in one-gallon pots.
Cylindropuntia versicolor (yellow) one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species is common in the Tucson basin and much of the eastern Sonoran Desert. It has rather thin gray-green stems with numerous spines. These plants are known to withstand low winter temperatures below 15F. These plants are rooted cuttings from yellow-flowering plants in one-gallon pots.
Cylindropuntia whipplei 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from the Arizona highlands north of the Sonoran Desert with a range as far north as western Grand Cayon. It is a thin-stemmed cholla from a summer rainfall area and can take considerable frost. It has long yellow (weathering darker) spines from the green stems are thin and green. The flowers are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Cynanchum floriferum 4-inch pots	$15.00
From northern Madagascar, this species has waxy gray-green stems with small leaves that leave persistent scars. The flowers are complex, as with most Cynanchum, but they have the distinction of a rose-like aroma. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Cynanchum grandiflora one-gallon pots	$25.00
This stem-succulent Asclepiadaceae, endemic to southern Madagascar, produces what appears to be leafless stems that scramble through shrubs in habitat. Instead of having grand flowers, as the name suggests, this species produces many relatively small flowers along the stems. We have seedlings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Cynanchum insigne (ISI 2001-49) 6-inch pots	$35.00
From central Madagascar, this sprawling shrubby species doesnt have much to say for itself. The flowers, however, have wonderful cup-like corollas of yellow-green shot through with red-purple veining, making a very marvelous sight. These plants are rooted cuttings in 6-inch pots.
Cynanchum marnierianum 6-inch pots	$35.00
From southern Madagascar, this strange species has thing, string-like stems that are covered with irregular tubercles. In some ways, the stems have a surface that might have resulted from dripping a gray-green wax down a cylindrical stem. The flowers are equally odd but are an inconspicuous yellow-green. This species is easy to grow and forms a great hanging plant. These plants are rooted stems in 6-inch pots.
Cynanchum perrieri 4-inch pots	$15.00
Another Cynanchum from Madagascar, this species has prominently warty stems that appear to be wax covered. These rooted cuttings are in 4-inch pots.
Cynanchum perrieri 5-inch pots	$20.00
Another Cynanchum from Madagascar, this species has prominently warty stems that appear to be wax covered. These rooted cuttings fit into 5-inch pots.
Cynanchum sp. (yellow sap) 4-inch pots	$15.00
Probably from southern Madagascar, this species has thin, string-like green stems that produce yellow sap. Other than those characteristics, we know little about this species. It is easy to grow and forms a great hanging plant. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Cyphostemma hardyi 2-inch pots	$8.00
From the Northern Province of South Africa, this pachycaul succulent has a large, knobby base protruding from the ground. The stems are multibranched and produce 3-5 lobed leaves that are notable for their conspicuous veins and overall reddish tone, which can be quite vivid in some individuals. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Cyphostemma hardyi 3-inch pots	$10.00
From the Northern Province of South Africa, this pachycaul succulent has a large, knobby base protruding from the ground. The stems are multibranched and produce 3-5 lobed leaves that are notable for their conspicuous veins and overall reddish tone, which can be quite vivid in some individuals. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Cyphostemma hardyi 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Northern Province of South Africa, this pachycaul succulent has a large, knobby base protruding from the ground. The stems are multibranched and produce 3-5 lobed leaves that are notable for their conspicuous veins and overall reddish tone, which can be quite vivid in some individuals. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Cyphostemma hardyi 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Northern Province of South Africa, this pachycaul succulent has a large, knobby base protruding from the ground. The stems are multibranched and produce 3-5 lobed leaves that are notable for their conspicuous veins and overall reddish tone, which can be quite vivid in some individuals. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Cyphostemma juttae 3-inch pots	$10.00
Cyphostemma juttae, which typically occurs in the Proto-Namib Desert of Namibia, forms a conical trunk that seldom exceeds about 3 feet in height in the wild. This beautiful dwarf succulent is noted for that yellow-brown trunk with its thin peeling bark and grey-green leaves. What typically distinguishes the leaves are wings at the attachment point of the petiole to the leaf. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Cyphostemma juttae 4-inch pots	$12.00
Cyphostemma juttae, which typically occurs in the Proto-Namib Desert of Namibia, forms a conical trunk that seldom exceeds about 3 feet in height in the wild. This beautiful dwarf succulent is noted for that yellow-brown trunk with its thin peeling bark and grey-green leaves. What typically distinguishes the leaves are wings at the attachment point of the petiole to the leaf. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Cyphostemma juttae one-gallon pots	$25.00
Cyphostemma juttae, which typically occurs in the Proto-Namib Desert of Namibia, forms a conical trunk that seldom exceeds about 3 feet in height in the wild. This beautiful dwarf succulent is noted for that yellow-brown trunk with its thin peeling bark and grey-green leaves. What typically distinguishes the leaves are wings at the attachment point of the petiole to the leaf. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Cyphostemma quinatum 2-inch pots	$8.00
Once known as Cissus cirrhosa. this Cyphostemma is from southeastern Africa, ranging from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa over to Mozambique and up to Zambia. With time, the caudex becomes conical up to 3-5 m tall with gray peeling bark. The leaf tips are rounded and the leaves have wavy serrated edges. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Cyphostemma quinatum 3-inch pots	$10.00
Once known as Cissus cirrhosa. this Cyphostemma is from southeastern Africa, ranging from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa over to Mozambique and up to Zambia. With time, the caudex becomes conical up to 3-5 m tall with gray peeling bark. The leaf tips are rounded and the leaves have wavy serrated edges. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Cyphostemma quinatum 4-inch pots	$12.00
Once known as Cissus cirrhosa, this Cyphostemma is from southeastern Africa, ranging from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa over to Mozambique and up to Zambia. With time, the caudex becomes conical up to 3-5 m tall with gray peeling bark. The leaf tips are rounded and the hairless leaves have wavy serrated edges. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Cyphostemma quinatum 5-inch pots	$15.00
Once known as Cissus cirrhosa, this Cyphostemma is from southeastern Africa, ranging from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa over to Mozambique and up to Zambia. With time, the caudex becomes conical up to 3-5 m tall with gray peeling bark. The leaf tips are rounded and the hairless leaves have wavy serrated edges. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Cyrtanthus sanguieneus 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Kwa-Zulu Natal Province of South Africa, this bulb comes from a summer-rainfall area. The flowers are scarlet to bright red in color. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Cyrtocarpa edulis 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Baja California Sur, where it occurs primarily around the Sierra la Laguna near Cabo San Lucas, this dioecious tree has lovely yellow-green leaves and a well-marked trunk. These plants are highly suitable for bonzai. We offer rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Dasylirion texanum 4-inch pots	$15.00
As the epithet indicates, this species is from Texas but also from northeastern Mexico. Usually stemless with grass-like leaves, it forms little mounds. It produces the rather typical Dasylirion spike of small cream-colored flowers. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Dasylirion wheeleri 2-gallon pots	$45.00
This species, commonly known as sotol or Desert Spoon, occurs in southeastern Arizona with a distribution that extends eastward to Texas and south into northern Mexico. It is a stemless shrub with numerous linear, light-green leaves lined with prickles. The inflorescence is a spike bearing numerous creamy white flowers. These plants are seedlings in 2-gallon pots.
Delianthe thudchumii 2-inch pots	$8.00
From the southern Great Karoo of South Africa, in the region where the Northern, Western, and Eastern Cape Provinces meet, this species used to be part of the genus Aloinopsis. This species is very similar to D. peersii and could well be considered a subspecies. The flowers are yellow-orange with reddish tips and flower open mostly in the late afternoon. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Delonix pumila one-gallon pots	$30.00
This pachycaul tree is from southwestern Madagascar. Species in the genus Delonix are characterized by large showy flowers, and this species is no exception, with yellow-white petals. The trees never get very tall in habitat and are a good subject for bonsai. The trunk is swollen and gnarled with numerous imperfections that make for an extremely attractive hemisucculent. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Delosperma crassum (SB 995) 4-inch pots	$12.00
This shrubby species is from the Western Cape Province of South Africa in the vicinity of Vanrhynsdorp (SB 995). It has rounded green finger-like leaves arising from a fleshy rootstock. The flowers are a dirty yellow color and reddish at the base. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Delosperma crassum 4-inch pots	$12.00
This shrubby species is from the Western Cape Province of South Africa near Grootgraafwater. These plants are propagated from material originally collected near Grootgraafwater. It has rounded green finger-like leaves arising from a fleshy rootstock. The flowers are a dirty yellow color and reddish at the base. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Delosperma echinatum 4-inch pots	$12.00
Delosperma echinatum is a very interesting species because its leaves have rather stiff hairs, leading to its epithet. This species is from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, and it is a shrub with straggling branches that are easily rooted. The flowers are yellow with long white filaments bearing the stamens. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Delosperma echinatum 5-inch pots	$15.00
Delosperma echinatum is a very interesting species because its leaves have rather stiff hairs, leading to its epithet. This species is from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, and it is a shrub with straggling branches that are easily rooted. The flowers are yellow with long white filaments bearing the stamens. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Delosperma esterhyuseniae 2-inch pots	$8.00
This cremnophilous species is from near Uniondale in the Western Cape Province of South Africa. It has rounded green leaves arising from a woody rootstock. The flowers are rather numerous, small, and white. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Delosperma floribundum 4-inch pots	$12.00
This shade-loving species is from the Free State of South Africa near Smithfield. It has rounded light green leaves arising from a woody rootstock. The flowers are rather numerous, small, and violet. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Delosperma lehmannii 4-inch pots	$12.00
These plants currently are under the new name Corpuscularia lehmannii, but we'll leave it under Delosperma for now even though these plants do not look like most Delosperma. Instead, the leaves sort of resemble the old PacMan icon, with strings of succulent leaves. The flowers are white. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Delosperma lehmannii 5-inch pots	$15.00
These plants currently are under the new name Corpuscularia lehmannii, but we'll leave it under Delosperma for now even though these plants do not look like most Delosperma. Instead, the leaves sort of resemble the old PacMan icon, with strings of succulent leaves. The flowers are white. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Delosperma napiforme 2-inch pots	$8.00
Once known as Mestoklema macrorhizum, this shrubby mesemb is from the island of Reunion. Its tuberous roots are usually raised in pots. The flowers are small and white. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Delosperma napiforme 3-inch pots	$10.00
Once known as Mestoklema macrorhizum, this shrubby mesemb is from the island of Reunion. Its tuberous roots are usually raised in pots. The flowers are small and white. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Delosperma sp. (Koeniekuils Rivier, RSA) 4-inch pots	$12.00
This seemingly undescribed species is from near the Koeniekuils Rivier in the Western Cape Province of South Africa. A small shrubby mesemb, it typically grows in rock crevices, has slightly tuberous roots, and its leaves are rough, thickened, and finger-like. The flowers are white. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Didierea trollii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This dimorphic species, from Madagascar, has sprawling juvenile branches that morph into mature, upright trunks. The spines of this species are the sharpest of any in our collection, so watch out! The branches have green leaves that make this a very pretty and easily grown species. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Discocactus araneispinus 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species is from eastern Brazil, and some consider it to be part of the Discocactus zehntneri complex. It is distinctive for its dull gray-white appearance and a white cephalia. The flowers are small and white. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Discocactus araneispinus 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from eastern Brazil, and some consider it to be part of the Discocactus zehntneri complex. It is distinctive for its dull gray-white appearance and a white cephalia. The flowers are small and white. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Dolichothele albescens 4-inch pots	$15.00
Formerly Mammillaria decipiens, this species is from Queretaro, Mexico. This species forms dense clusters. The stems are mostly obscured by wool, bristles, and spines. The flowers are small and white. These seedlings are available in 4-inch pots.
Dorstenia foetida 3-inch pots	$10.00
Dorstenia foetida has leaves that are large with relatively straight edges. Although some lump this with D. crispa, we keep them separate. Plants usually branch freely from the base. The sap has an unpleasant smell, hence the name "foetida." These plants have a receptacle that has relatively short appendages. We offer seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Dorstenia horwoodii 2-inch pots	$12.00
One of the smallest of the succulent Dorstenia, this species is from Somalia. It has a nice base with many stubby branches, very crisped leaves, and multi-tentacled receptacles. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Dorstenia hybrid 2-inch pots	$8.00
We have volunteer Dorstenias all over our greenhouse. They might be true species, but how could we really be sure? We‘ve found them to be best sellers in our greenhouse as well as at plant shows, so we‘re offering the green volunteers. These plants are volunteer seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Dorstenia hybrid 3-inch pots	$10.00
We have volunteer Dorstenias all over our greenhouse. They might be true species, but how could we really be sure? We’ve found them to be best sellers in our greenhouse as well as at plant shows, so we’re offering the green volunteers. These plants are volunteer seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Dorstenia hybrid 4-inch pots	$15.00
We have volunteer Dorstenias all over our greenhouse. They might be true species, but how could we really be sure? We?ve found them to be best sellers in our greenhouse as well as at plant shows, so we're offering the green version of these volunteers. These plants are volunteer seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Dorstenia hybrid 5-inch pots	$20.00
We have volunteer Dorstenias all over our greenhouse. They might be true species, but how could we really be sure? We‘ve found them to be best sellers in our greenhouse as well as at plant shows, so we‘re offering the green version of these volunteers. These plants are volunteer seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Dorstenia mannii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, once called D. radiata, is considered to be synonymous with D. foetida, which is highly unlikely. Unlike D. foetida, D. mannii has long, wand-like stems that are olive green in color and quite brittle. The hypanthium has a relatively small fertile area in the receptacle with very long bracts, making for a rather star-shaped arrangement. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Dracaena draco 5-inch pots	$20.00
A seriously endangered species in the wild, Dracaena draco, one of the so-called “Dragon‘s blood trees,” is from the Canary Islands. These plants are slow growing but get huge, particularly when grown in the ground in relatively frost-free areas. We lost our plants at 23F but they had withstood slightly higher temperatures for years. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Dracaena draco one-gallon pots	$25.00
A seriously endangered species in the wild, Dracaena draco, one of the so-called “Dragons blood trees,” is from the Canary Islands. These plants are slow growing but get huge, particularly when grown in the ground in relatively frost-free areas. We lost our plants at 23F but they had withstood slightly higher temperatures for years. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Dracaena fragrans 8-inch pots	$35.00
This species is from a band ranging from West Africa to Tanzania and Zambia, where it grows in tropical forests. The leaves are striped in yellow and green, making a very beautiful plant. The name is derived from its white flowers, which are highly fragrant. These plants, which are best suited for indoor house plants, are rooted cuttings in 9-inch pots.
Dracophilis montis-draconsis 2-inch pots	$8.00
Some lump this into Dracphilus dealbatus but we’ll leave it separate for now. This mat-forming mesemb has gray-green fleshy leaves. The flowers are white to violet with yellow centers. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Dragon's Blood	$25.00
The translation from Socotri is Dragon's Blood, the exudate from Dracaena cinnabari. Collected by families on the island of Socotra, dragon?s blood has a number of medicinal properties, most importantly as a coagulant but also for skin rashes, stomach ailments, and eye problems. The resin clots are powdered and reconstituted with water prior to most uses. We do not recommend this product as a medicine. This product was purchased from families in the countryside of Socotra. Our bags contain an ounce (28 g) of dragon?s blood.
Drimia angustifolia 4-inch pots	$15.00
This plant is from a wide area of northeastern South Africa, generally growing in the summer rainfall area. This bulb generally produces a low number (about 3) of linear leaves. The flowers are white. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Drimia haworthioides 4-inch pots	$15.00
This is one very interesting species from the Klein Karoo of South Africa. Each bulb scale resembles a leaf of one of the windowed-leaf Haworthias. The true leaves are thin, flat and grass green. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Drimia haworthioides 5-inch pots	$20.00
This is one very interesting species from the Klein Karoo of South Africa. Each bulb scale resembles a leaf of one of the windowed-leaf Haworthias. The true leaves are thin, flat and grass green. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Drimia sp. (Namibia) 5-inch pots	$20.00
We only know that this Drimia has long, linear leaves and it is from Namibia. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Drimiopsis botryoides (kirkii) one-gallon pots	$25.00
This interesting bulb from Zanzibar puts out thick green, leather-like leaves with dark spots. We previously offered this as "Scilla sp. Leathery Leaf." We have these in one-gallon pots.
Drimiopsis botryoides 4-inch pots	$15.00
We previously offered this as Drimia maculata. This bulb, from the southern and eastern coasts of South Africa, has petiolate leaves with dark-brown spots. These plants form clumps, which makes it an excellent pot plant, or we have been growing this species in our yard in Tucson for several years. These are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Drimiopsis botryoides 8-inch pots	$35.00
We previously offered this as Drimia maculata, but it actually is from East Africa. It has has short green leaves with dark-brown spots. These plants form clumps, which makes it an excellent pot plant. These are rooted offsets in 8-inch pots.
Drimiopsis maculata 3-inch pots	$10.00
We previously offered this as Drimia maculata. This bulb, from the southern and eastern coasts of South Africa, has with petiolate leaves with dark-brown spots. These plants form clumps, which makes it an excellent pot plant, or we have been growing this species in our yard in Tucson for several years. These are offsets in 3-inch pots.
Drimiopsis maculata 4-inch pots	$15.00
We previously offered this as Drimia maculata. This bulb, from the southern and eastern coasts of South Africa, has with petiolate leaves with dark-brown spots. These plants form clumps, which makes it an excellent pot plant, or we have been growing this species in our yard in Tucson for several years. These are offsets in 4-inch pots.
Drimiopsis maculata 5-inch pots	$20.00
We previously offered this as Drimia maculata. This bulb, from the southern and eastern coasts of South Africa, has with petiolate leaves with dark-brown spots. These plants form clumps, which makes it an excellent pot plant, or we have been growing this species in our yard in Tucson for several years. These are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Dudleya brittonii 8-inch pots	$35.00
Dudleya brittonii grows in close proximity to the Pacific Ocean in northwestern Baja California, Mexico. These plants have rosettes of nearly snow-white leaves, and the flowers are tubular, upright, and orange to red in color. Although this species is from a strictly winter-rainfall region, we’ve been able to grow these plants in Tucson in full shade with relatively frequent summer watering. These plants are seedlings in 8-inch pots.
Dyckia choristaminea 4-inch pots	$12.00
This terrestrial bromeliad has beautiful gray-green foliage with a whitish waxy coating. The rosettes stay relatively small, and the leaves are heavily armed with spines. The flowers are bright yellow and borne in a short spike. We offer rooted offsets of this plant in 4-inch pots.
Dyckia cv Jim’s Red one-gallon pots	$25.00
Dyckia cv Red Devil is a medium-sized terrestrial bromeliad with thin spine-tinged leaves that turn a burgundy red in full sunlight. The flowers are orange and held in a tall spike. This species can withstand 15-20F. We offer rooted offsets of this plant in one-gallon pots.
Dyckia cv Red Devil 5-inch pots	$18.00
Dyckia cv ′Red Devil′ is a medium-sized terrestrial bromeliad with thin spine-tinged leaves that turn a burgundy red in full sunlight. The flowers are orange and held in a tall spike. We offer rooted offsets of this plant in 5-inch pots.
Dyckia cv Red Devil one-gallon pots	$25.00
Dyckia cv Red Devil is a medium-sized terrestrial bromeliad with thin spine-tinged leaves that turn a burgundy red in full sunlight. The flowers are orange and held in a tall spike. We offer rooted offsets of this plant in one-gallon pots.
Dyckia goiana 5-inch pots	$20.00
From west-central Brazil, this clumping species has silvery green leaves with fierce marginal spines. It has a yellow flowers with red tips. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Dyckia rariflora 2-inch pots	$8.00
Dyckia rariflora is from Brazil. This small terrestrial bromeliad has beautiful foliage and orange flowers in a tall spike. We offer offsets of this plant in 2-inch pots.
Dyckia rariflora one-gallon pots	$25.00
Dyckia rariflora is from Brazil. This small terrestrial bromeliad has beautiful foliage and orange flowers in a tall spike. We offer offsets of this plant in one-gallon pots.
Dyckia remotiflora 5-inch pots	$15.00
Dyckia rariflora is from Brazil. This small terrestrial bromeliad has beautiful foliage with gray-green leaves bearing few lateral spines. The flowers are orange and held in a lax but tall spike. We offer offsets of this plant in 5-inch pots.
Dyckia sp. aff. platyphylla one-gallon pots	$25.00
This terrestrial bromeliad has beautiful foliage with glossy reddish-green leaves. Its origin likely is Brazil although it is poorly known in the wild. The flowers are orange and borne in a tall spike. We offer offsets of this plant in one-gallon pots.
Dyckia velascana 5-inch pots	$20.00
Dyckia velascana is an offsetting species from Argentina. This small terrestrial bromeliad has beautiful but spiny foliage and yellow tubular flowers in a tall spike. We have rooted offsets of this plant in 5-inch pots.
Ebracteola wilmaniae 2-inch pots	$8.00
This species is rather widely distributed in the Great Karoo of South Africa, although locally restricted to certain types of soils in grassland vegetation. The leaves are roughly triangular, thin, long, and green. The flowers are multicolored, white at the base with purple-pink petal tips. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Ebracteola wilmaniae 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is rather widely distributed in the Great Karoo of South Africa, although locally restricted to certain types of soils in grassland vegetation. The leaves are roughly triangular, thin, long, and green. The flowers are multicolored, white at the base with purple-pink petal tips. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Echeveria agavoides 4-inch pots	$12.00
For us, the genus Echeveria is difficult to grow in Tucson because of the summer heat and low humidity. The genus is from central Mexico, where it tends to grow at higher elevations. This species has a rosette of rather stout gray-green leaves with a reddish margin on the edges. The flowers are pink to red in color. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Echeveria derenbergii 4-inch pots	$12.00
This small clumping species is from Oaxaca,Mexico. It is has gray-green almost globular leaves. The flowers are a light yellow with red tips. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Echidnopsis cereiformis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from Ethiopia and Sudan. They typically grow beneath shrubs and produce gray-green tuberculate stems. The corollas tend to be darker in color than the related E. dammanniana, with a predominant reddish-brown theme. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Echidnopsis dammanniana 3-inch pots	$10.00
These plants are native to Kenya, Ethiopia, and Somalia. They typically grow beneath shrubs and produce gray-green tuberculate stems. The corollas tend to be greenish-brown, but we've had some that have considerable yellow coloration. These plants are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Echidnopsis dammanniana 4-inch pots	$15.00
These plants are native to Kenya, Ethiopia, and Somalia. They typically grow beneath shrubs and produce gray-green tuberculate stems. The corollas tend to be greenish-brown, but weve had some that have considerable yellow coloration. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Echidnopsis nubica 4-inch pots	$15.00
These plants are native to the Sudan and Ethiopia. They typically grow beneath shrubs and produce gray-green tuberculate compact stems. The corollas tend to be yellowish-brown, showing the relationship with E. cereiformis. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Echinocactus grusonii (red flowers) 8-inch pots	$60.00
This form is from a selected cultivar from a small area in Queretaro, Mexico. Uncommon, the red-flowering form of Echinocactus grusonii could be a very distinctive landscape species. These plants are seedlings in 8-inch pots.
Echinocactus grusonii 4-inch pots	$15.00
The classic Golden Barrel is from a restricted area in Queretaro, Mexico. Common in Arizona landscaping, Echinocactus grusonii represents another species that likely is more common in cultivation than in habitat. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Echinocactus grusonii one-gallon pots	$25.00
The classic Golden Barrel is from a restricted area in Queretaro, Mexico. Common in Arizona landscaping, Echinocactus grusonii represents another species that likely is more common in cultivation than in habitat. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Echinocactus platyacanthus 2-inch pots	$8.00
Widely distributed in north-central Mexico, this very interesting barrel cactus has globose, gray-green body that turns short-columnar with age. The number of ribs is low and changes with age as well, and the spination is also variable but turning black with age. The flowers are golden yellow. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Echinocactus platyacanthus 3-inch pots	$10.00
Widely distributed in north-central Mexico, this very interesting barrel cactus has globose, gray-green body that turns short-columnar with age. The number of ribs is low and changes with age as well, and the spination is also variable but turning black with age. The flowers are golden yellow. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Echinocactus platyacanthus 4-inch pots	$15.00
Widely distributed in north-central Mexico, this very interesting barrel cactus has globose, gray-green body that turns short-columnar with age. The number of ribs is low and changes with age as well, and the spination is also variable but turning black with age. The flowers are golden yellow. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Echinocereus coccineus 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is widely distributed in the southwestern US from Arizona to Colorado and over into Texas. A number of former species have been lumped into this one. Very similar to Echinocereus triglochidiatus, it has short cylindrical green stems with sparse yellow-white spines. The flowers are red-orange and somewhat campanulate. This plant is frost hardy and probably capable of withstanding low temperatures to 15F. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Echinocereus engelmannii 3-inch pots	$10.00
From the Sonoran Desert of the US and northern Mexico, this columnar species clumps to form plants with cylindrical stems bearing grayish-white spines over the light green body. The flowers are broad and purple. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Echinocereus engelmannii 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Sonoran Desert of the US and northern Mexico, this columnar species clumps to form plants with cylindrical stems bearing grayish-white spines over the light green body. The flowers are broad and purple. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Echinocereus laui 4-inch pots	$15.00
From high in the Sierra Madre in Sonora, Mexico, this columnar species clumps to form plants with cylindrical stems bearing grayish-white spines over the light green body. The flowers are broad and pink. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Echinocereus pectinatus 4-inch pots	$15.00
From southeastern Arizona, this cactus has a beautiful reddish-white cast from dense spines that nearly cover the globose body. The flowers are red to reddish purple and quite large. This plant is frost hardy and probably capable of withstanding low temperatures to near 0F. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Echinocereus pectinatus var. albiflorus 4-inch pots	$15.00
From southeastern Arizona, this cactus has a beautiful reddish-white cast from dense spines that nearly cover the globose body. The flowers are red to reddish purple and quite large. This plant is frost hardy and probably capable of withstanding low temperatures to near 0F. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Echinocereus pentalophus (2003-518-02) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This little cactus is from the northeastern states of Mexico. It forms a low clump with spiny stems about ¾-1 inch in diameter. What‘s great about this species is the extremely large flowers with purple petals and a yellow center. We‘ve grown this species outside in Tucson for many years where it has taken the low 20s with little or no damage. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Echinocereus pentalophus ssp. procumbens 5-inch pots	$20.00
This little cactus is from the northeastern states of Mexico. It forms a low clump with spiny stems the diameter of a thumb. What‘s great about this species is the extremely large flowers with purple petals and a yellow center. We‘ve grown this species outside in Tucson for many years where it has taken the low 20s with little or no damage. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Echinocereus rayonesensis (L1101) 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Nuevo Leon, Mexico, this is a short columnar species that branches from the base with green stems and whitish-yellow spines. The flowers have violet petals with yellow centers. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Echinocereus reichenbachii ssp. albispinus 4-inch pots	$12.00
This plant, variously listed as a variety or subspecies, is part of a complex of Echinocereus that ranges from Oklahoma through Texas and into northeastern Mexico. Subspecies albispinus is distinguished with its prominent white spines on a green, offsetting body. The flowers are large and violet. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Echinocereus reichenbachii var. albertii 3-inch pots	$10.00
This beautiful Echinocereus is widely distributed in the southwestern United States and northern Mexico. The short stems are densely covered with colorful spines. The flowers are large, pink-violet, and quite showy. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Echinocereus reichenbachii var. albertii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This beautiful Echinocereus is widely distributed in the southwestern United States and northern Mexico. The short stems are densely covered with colorful spines. The flowers are large, pink-violet, and quite showy. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Echinocereus roemeri 4-inch pots	$15.00
Supposedly synonymous with Echinocereus coccineus, this species is widely distributed in the southwestern US from Arizona to Colorado and over into Texas. Very similar to Echinocereus triglochidiatus, it has short cylindrical green stems with sparse yellow-white spines. The flowers are red-orange and somewhat campanulate. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Echinocereus schmollii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from Queretaro, Mexico. The plants generally are solitary with thin gray-white stems arising from a tuberous root system. The flowers are relatively large compared with the stem and are pinkish-white in color. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Echinocereus triglochidiatus 3-inch pots	$10.00
This form of the ubiquitous Echinocereus triglochidiatus is a low-elevation clumping species that is widely distributed in the southwestern US. It is hardy to cold and extreme heat and is a landscape plant in Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas. The short cylindrical stems are light green in color and lined with ribs with sparse white spines. The flowers are orange-red with a lighter center. These plants are rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Echinocereus triglochidiatus 4-inch pots	$15.00
This form of the ubiquitous Echinocereus triglochidiatus is a low-elevation clumping species that is widely distributed in the southwestern US. It is hardy to cold and extreme heat and is a landscape plant in Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas. The short cylindrical stems are light green in color and lined with ribs with sparse white spines. The flowers are orange-red with a lighter center. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Echinocereus viereckii ssp. morricalii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This strikingly beautiful species is narrowly distributed in northeastern Mexico in the southern Chihuahuan Desert. This species offsets prolifically and can be either upright or creep along the ground. Subspecies morricalii has long, essentially spineless and cylindrical stems are dark green in color with small white areoles. The flowers are large and purple. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Echinofossulocactus guerreanus 4-inch pots	$15.00
One observer calls this highly variable species a “taxonomic nightmare,” and that starts with current attempts to lump it into the genus Stenocactus. Echinofossulocactus guerreanus is supposed to be the same as E. crispatus which is supposed to be the same as Stenocactus crispatus. Whatever. This is from northern and central Mexico, generally east of the Sierra Madre. The globose stem has wavy ridges in the body. The flowers are purplish white. We have seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Echinofossulocactus lloydii var. lloydii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, considered by some to be a Stenocactus, is from Coahuila, Chihuahua, and Durango, Mexico, generally east of the Sierra Madre. What makes this species interesting are the wavy ridges to the flutes in the body, which make it look more like a green filter than a plant. The flowers are white and not the reason one obtains this plant. We offer seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Echinofossulocactus violaciflorus 2-inch pots	$8.00
Widely distributed north to south in eastern Mexico, this is an extremely variable species. Some consider this to be Stenocactus crispatus, but we keep it separate. This small globose species has a medium green body. Noted for its tightly folded ribs, it has long white spines emanating from tubercles arranged along the ribs. The flowers are multicolored but predominantly purple and white. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Echinofossulocactus zacatacacensis 2-inch pots	$8.00
This species, considered by some to be Stenocactus multicostatus, is not surprisingly from Zacatecas, Mexico. What makes this species interesting are the wavy ridges on the sides of the body. The flowers are white and not the reason one obtains this plant. We offer seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Echinofossulocactus zacatacacensis 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species, considered by some to be Stenocactus multicostatus, is not surprisingly from Zacatecas, Mexico. What makes this species interesting are the wavy ridges on the sides of the body. The flowers are white and not the reason one obtains this plant. We offer seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Echinofossulocactus zacatacacensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, considered by some to be Stenocactus multicostatus, is not surprisingly from Zacatecas, Mexico. What makes this species interesting are the wavy ridges on the sides of the body. The flowers are white and not the reason one obtains this plant. We offer seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Echinopsis ancistrophora ssp. arachnacantha 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from Brazil. It has a sparsely offsetting dark green globose body with light colored spines closely appressed against the ribs. The subspecies name comes from the similarity of those closely appressed spines to spiders. The flowers are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Echinopsis chamaecereus 4-inch pots	$15.00
In the crazy world that is taxonomy within the Cactaceae, Chamaelobivia – which is a hybrid between Chamaecereus and Lobivia, both of which have been sunk into the genus Echinopsis – is definitely an old school name. This shrubby species, with stubby stems, produces campanulate orange flowers. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Echinopsis crassicaulis cv ‘Red Velvet‘ 2-inch pots	$8.00
This species is from northern Argentina. There is nothing particularly special about these small, green, globose plants, except the flowers. The cultivar name ‘Red Velvet‘ refers to the appearance of those flowers. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Echinopsis crassicaulis cv ‘Red Velvet‘ 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species is from northern Argentina. There is nothing particularly special about these small, green, globose plants, except the flowers. The cultivar name ‘Red Velvet‘ refers to the appearance of those flowers. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Echinopsis hybrid 2-inch pots	$8.00
This beautiful cultivar of Echinopsis has a large white flower. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Echinopsis hybrid 3-inch pots	$10.00
This beautiful cultivar of Echinopsis has a large white flower. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Echinopsis hybrid 4-inch pots	$15.00
This beautiful cultivar of Echinopsis has a large white flower. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Echinopsis hybrid one-gallon pots	$25.00
This beautiful cultivar of Echinopsis has a large white flower. These plants are multiheaded rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Echinopsis mirabilis 2-inch pots	$8.00
This is a solitary, short columnar species from Argentina. It has a gray-green stem with dirty white spines, and the plant itself is rather unremarkable. The flowers are a different story: borne on long petioles, the light yellow flowers open in early evening and are closed by morning, and they seem to only last one day. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Echinopsis Schick hybrid 4-inch pots	$15.00
This beautiful cultivar of Echinopsis has a wildcard flower color, which could range from white to violet. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Echinopsis subdenudata cv ‘Fuzzy Navel‘ 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from Bolivia, but this cultivar was developed to emphasize the fuzzy hairs surrounding the apical growing tip. For such a small plant, it produces a huge white flower. These seedlings are available in 4-inch pots.
Edithcolea grandis 3-inch pots	$10.00
This succulent Asclepiad is from East Africa and Socotra. Possessing one of the most beautiful flowers in this group, this extremely gnarled species typically grows under shrubs but occasionally appears on open ground. When in deep shade, the branches are dark green; when in the open, they can have a whitish-to-purplish cast. One look at the large flower and you will know why you want this plant in your collection. We offer seedlings of this species in 3-inch pots.
Edithcolea grandis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This succulent Asclepiad is from East Africa and Socotra. Possessing one of the most beautiful flowers in this group, this extremely gnarled species typically grows under shrubs but occasionally appears on open ground. When in deep shade, the branches are dark green; when in the open, they can have a whitish-to-purplish cast. One look at the large flower and you will know why you want this plant in your collection. We have rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Encephalartos horridus 10-gallon pots	$900.00
Encephalartos horridus is a very popular plant and well-known species from the Eastern Cape Province of South Arica. This is a slow-growing spiny cycad with blue-green leaves bearing fierce marginal spines. It is one of the most sought-after species in the group. These plants are seedlings in 10-gallon pots.
Endadenium gossweileri 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Angola, this species once was considered part of the genus Monadenium but was moved into a monospecific genus in 1973. These monoecious plants have swollen bases and green stems with fleshy green leaves. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Epiphyllum anguliger 5-inch pots	$20.00
This epiphyte has round to triangular stems bearing deeply lobed leaves that have a zig-zag appearance. The flowers are aromatic and large, with yellow petals surrounding a white center. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Epiphyllum guatemalense (monstrose) 4-inch pots	$15.00
This epiphyte from southern Mexico into northern Central America has flattened leaves that twist. Some sell this as the cultivar 'Curly Locks,' but as we did not acquire it as that cultivar, we'll leave it simply named as a monstrose. The flowers are tubular, flaring at the ends, with white petals. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Epiphyllum guatemalense (monstrose) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This epiphyte from southern Mexico into northern Central America has flattened leaves that twist. Some sell this as the cultivar 'Curly Locks,' but as we did not acquire it as that cultivar, we'll leave it simply named as a monstrose. The flowers are tubular, flaring at the ends, with white petals. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Epiphyllum sp. 4-inch pots	$15.00
Widespread from Mexico through South America, Epiphyllums can be epiphytic (as the generic name indicates) or terrestrial. They have round to triangular basal stems and flattened leaf-bearing stems. The flowers are aromatic and large, typically with white petals surrounding a yellowish center. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Epithelantha micromeris var. micromeris 2-inch pots	$10.00
The Epithelantha complex contains small species that are widely distributed from eastern Arizona to Texas and south to San Luis Potosi. The globular stem with its depressed apex is covered with many rows of small tubercles tipped with white spines, set so close together that the green epidermis is hidden. The flowers are pink and develop from the apex. The fruit are elongated bright red pods. These seedlings are full-sized plants in 2-inch pots.
Eriosyce islayensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This relatively small, solitary and globose cactus occurs inland from the coast of the Pacific Ocean in Chile. An extremely variable species, the body of the plant is dark green with numerous ribs and dense, gray-brown spines. The flowers are relatively large and yellow, and the distinctive fruits are large and have an inflated appearance. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Eriosyce senilis ssp. coimasensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This relatively small, globose cactus is from the coast of the Pacific Ocean in southern Peru. An extremely variable species, the body of the plant is dark green with numerous ribs and gray-brown spines. The flowers are relatively large and magenta. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Eriosyce senilis ssp. coimasensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This relatively small, globose cactus is from the coast of the Pacific Ocean in southern Peru. An extremely variable species, the body of the plant is dark green with numerous ribs and gray-brown spines. The flowers are relatively large and magenta. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Erythrina humeana 5-inch pots	$15.00
This shrubby tree is from South Africa, Swaziland, and Mozambique. Known for its spectacular flame-red flowers, this plant produces a notable rootstock that allows it to withstand freezing by shedding higher branches, like E. flabelliformis, producing a multibranched shrub. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Erythrina livingstoniana 8-inch pots	$35.00
Widely distributed in Zimbabwe, Mozambique, and Zambia, north to southern Tanzania, this large tree has orange- red flowers and is commonly planted as an ornamental. The trunk bears spines that armor the tree. The leaves are ovate-cordate with a tapering tip. These plants are seedlings in 8-inch pots.
Erythrina madagascariensis 5-inch pots	$15.00
This Erythrina is from Madagascar and Comoros northwest off Mozambique. It is a huge tree with black spines on the gray-green trunk, and it has very large ovate leaves. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Erythrina madagascariensis one-gallon pots	$25.00
This Erythrina is from Madagascar and Comoros northwest off Mozambique. It is a huge tree with black spines on the gray-green trunk, and it has very large ovate leaves. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Escobaria missouriensis ssp. asperispina 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species is widely distributed in North America, and subspecies asperispina is from Coahuila and Nuevo Leon. The plant itself is not very distinctive, and the flowers are greenish-yellow to dirty yellow. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Escobaria missouriensis ssp. asperispina 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is widely distributed in North America, and subspecies asperispina is from Coahuila and Nuevo Leon. The plant itself is not very distinctive, and the flowers are greenish-yellow to dirty yellow. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Espostoa lanata 4-inch pots	$15.00
This columnar cactus is from the desert that spans the Peru-Ecuador border. Covered with dense and soft white spines that some locals use to stuff pillows, this species tends to produce flowers in a lateral cephalium along one or two ridges. Those flowers tend to be funnel-shaped and reddish-purple. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Espostoa lanata 5-inch pots	$20.00
This columnar cactus is from the desert that spans the Peru-Ecuador border. Covered with dense and soft white spines that some locals use to stuff pillows, this species tends to produce flowers in a lateral cephalium along one or two ridges. Those flowers tend to be funnel-shaped and reddish-purple. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Espostoa lanata one-gallon pots	$25.00
This columnar cactus is from the desert that spans the Peru-Ecuador border. Covered with dense and soft white spines that some locals use to stuff pillows, this species tends to produce flowers in a lateral cephalium along one or two ridges. Those flowers tend to be funnel-shaped and reddish-purple. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Espostoa melanostele 4-inch pots	$15.00
This short columnar cactus is from the desert of northern to central Peru. Covered with dense and soft white spines, this species produces flowers from a lateral cephalium along one or two ridges. Those flowers are funnel-shaped and white to red in color. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Espostoa melanostele var. inermis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This short columnar cactus is from the desert of northern to central Peru. It is entirely unclear how variety inermis differs from the typical species. Covered with dense and soft white spines, this species produces flowers from a lateral cephalium along one or two ridges. Those flowers are funnel-shaped and white to red in color. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Espostoa melanostele var. inermis one-gallon pots	$30.00
This short columnar cactus is from the desert of northern to central Peru. It is entirely unclear how variety inermis differs from the typical species. Covered with dense and soft white spines, this species produces flowers from a lateral cephalium along one or two ridges. Those flowers are funnel-shaped and white to red in color. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Eulophia callichroma 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from southeastern Africa, primarily Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and Zambia, and apparently its range extends into Swaziland and eastern South Africa. The leaves are held in a fan-shaped arrangement above an above-ground pseudobulb that has a wrinkled appearance. The numerous small flowers are yellowish-brown in a rather lax inflorescence. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Eulophia petersii (green) one-gallon pots	$25.00
This terrestrial orchid, from the Arabian Peninsula down into East Africa, offsets prolifically from the bulb-like base. Stiff, cupped leaves rise from that base, with papery coverings near the base. The flowers are green. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Eulophia petersii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This terrestrial orchid, from the Arabian Peninsula down into East Africa, offsets prolifically from the bulb-like base. Stiff, cupped leaves rise from that base, with papery coverings near the base. The flowers are multicolored orchid flowers; enough said. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia abyssinica (acurensis) 8-inch pots	$35.00
From the highlands of the Horn of Africa, this tree Euphorbia is highly variable. This form was once called Euphorbia acurensis. The stems tend to be four angled, light to medium green, and bearing stout spines on the stem wings. The flowers, of course, are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 8-inch pots.
Euphorbia abyssinica (acurensis) one-gallon pots	$25.00
From the highlands of the Horn of Africa, this tree Euphorbia is highly variable. This form was once called Euphorbia acurensis. The stems tend to be four angled, light to medium green, and bearing stout spines on the stem wings. The flowers, of course, are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia adjurana 4-inch pots	$15.00
From southern Ethiopia and northern Kenya, this tree has 4-angled branches that are wavy with prominent spines. The stems and branches have nice variegated markings. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia adjurana 5-inch pots	$20.00
From southern Ethiopia and northern Kenya, this tree has 4-angled branches that are wavy with prominent spines. The stems and branches have nice variegated markings. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia adjurana one-gallon pots	$30.00
From southern Ethiopia and northern Kenya, this tree has 4-angled branches that are wavy with prominent spines. The stems and branches have nice variegated markings. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia aeruginosa (major) 3-inch pots	$10.00
From the Northern Province of South Africa, this small tufted shrub has beautiful blue-green stems and spine shields with two pair of copper colored spines. Closely related to E. schinzii and E. lydenbergensis, this species makes a beautiful potted plant with its coloration and yellow cyathia. We previously offered three varieties of this species, but two of those (major and minor) are lumped together here. These are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Euphorbia aeruginosa (major) 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Northern Province of South Africa, this small tufted shrub has beautiful blue-green stems and spine shields with two pair of copper colored spines. Closely related to E. schinzii and E. lydenbergensis, this species makes a beautiful potted plant with its coloration and yellow cyathia. We previously offered three varieties of this species, but two of those (major and minor) are lumped together here. These are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia aeruginosa (minor) 3-inch pots	$10.00
From the Northern Province of South Africa, this small tufted shrub has beautiful blue-green stems and spine shields with two pair of copper colored spines. Closely related to E. schinzii and E. lydenbergensis, this species makes a beautiful potted plant with its coloration and yellow cyathia. Variety minor was lumped together with variety major, well separate them here. These are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Euphorbia aeruginosa (minor) 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Northern Province of South Africa, this small tufted shrub has beautiful blue-green stems and spine shields with two pair of copper colored spines. Closely related to E. schinzii and E. lydenbergensis, this species makes a beautiful potted plant with its coloration and yellow cyathia. Variety minor was lumped together with variety major, well separate them here. These are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia aggregata (W of Kommaggas, RSA) 4-inch pots	$15.00
Closely related to Euphorbia ferox, Euphorbia aggregata occurs in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. These plants, however, are from a population west of Kommaggas in the Northern Cape Province. These plants form mounded cushions that can be extensive. The fierce peduncles that characterize E. ferox are few in number on this species. We offer offsets of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia aggregata (W of Kommaggas, RSA) 5-inch pots	$20.00
Closely related to Euphorbia ferox, Euphorbia aggregata occurs in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. These plants, however, are from a population west of Kommaggas in the Northern Cape Province. These plants form mounded cushions that can be extensive. The fierce peduncles that characterize E. ferox are few in number on this species. We offer offsets of this species in 5inch pots.
Euphorbia aggregata 4-inch pots	$15.00
Closely related to Euphorbia ferox, Euphorbia aggregata occurs in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. These plants form mounded cushions that can be extensive. The fierce peduncles that characterize E. ferox are few in number on this species. We offer offsets of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia ambovombensis 2-inch pots	$15.00
This beautiful dwarf Madagascan species has a spherical caudex and graceful short branches. The leaves are dark brownish green with crisped edges, and the cyathias are small and pale pink. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia ambovombensis 4-inch pots	$20.00
This beautiful dwarf Madagascan species has a spherical caudex and graceful short branches. The leaves are dark brownish green with crisped edges, and the cyathias are small and pale pink. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia ambroseae 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Mozambique and Malawi, this species is a spiny shrub with 4-angled branches and spines on a horny spine shield. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia ambroseae one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Mozambique and Malawi, this species is a spiny shrub with 4-angled branches and spines on a horny spine shield. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia ammak one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species is a large tree in its habitat through the southwestern Arabian Peninsula. The stems are a bright green with a horny spine shield with short, black spines. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia analavelonensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This is a recently described species from Madagascar. This shrub has spiny stems and leaves that resemble a variety of Madagascar species ranging from Euphorbia milii to E. didiereoides; this species more resembles the latter species in terms of spination and leaves. The cyathia are small and lemon-yellow in color. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia analavelonensis one-gallon pots	$30.00
This is a recently described species from Madagascar. This shrub has spiny stems and leaves that resemble a variety of Madagascar species ranging from Euphorbia milii to E. didiereoides; this species more resembles the latter species in terms of spination and leaves. The cyathia are small and lemon-yellow in color. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia angularis 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the island of Goa, off the coast of Mozambique, this species is a densely branched shrub with 3-4 angled branches. The cyathia are yellow. These cuttings are in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia angularis one-gallon pots	$30.00
From the island of Goa, off the coast of Mozambique, this species is a densely branched shrub with 3-4 angled branches. The cyathia are yellow. These cuttings are in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia anoplia 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is not known from the wild and may be a hybrid, possibly related to Euphorbia polygona. The short, cylindrical stems have few persistent peduncles, and the species forms a nice mound. These cuttings fit into 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia anoplia 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is not known from the wild and may be a hybrid, possibly related to Euphorbia polygona. The short, cylindrical stems have few persistent peduncles, and the species forms a nice mound. These cuttings fit into 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia anoplia one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species is not known from the wild and may be a hybrid, possibly related to Euphorbia polygona. The short, cylindrical stems have few persistent peduncles, and the species forms a nice mound. These rooted cuttings are established in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia antiquorum (crest) 5-inch pots	$25.00
One of the nicest of the Indian tree Euphorbias, this species also occurs from Pakistan through South Asia to Thailand. This crested version has dark -green stems with inconspicuous leaves and paired black spines. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia antiquorum (crest) one-gallon pots	$30.00
One of the nicest of the Indian tree Euphorbias, this species also occurs from Pakistan through South Asia to Thailand. This crested version has dark -green stems with inconspicuous leaves and paired black spines. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia antiquorum 5-inch pots	$20.00
One of the nicest of the Indian tree Euphorbias, this species also occurs from Pakistan through South Asia to Thailand. The stems are yellow-green with few leaves (except on growing tips), and paired black spines occur on the 3-5 angle branches. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia antiquorum 8-inch pots	$35.00
One of the nicest of the Indian tree Euphorbias, this species also occurs from Pakistan through South Asia to Thailand. The stems are yellow-green with few leaves (except on growing tips), and paired black spines occur on the 3-5 angle branches. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 8-inch pots.
Euphorbia antiquorum one-gallon pots	$25.00
One of the nicest of the Indian tree Euphorbias, this species also occurs from Pakistan through South Asia to Thailand. The stems are yellow-green with few leaves (except on growing tips), and paired black spines occur on the 3-5 angle branches. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia asthenacantha 2-inch pots	$10.00
From Tanzania, this mostly spineless shrub has 4-angled stems with nearly touching spine shields. The stems have a vaguely zig-zag marking of yellow-green blotching on a gray-green field. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia asthenacantha 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Tanzania, this mostly spineless shrub has 4-angled stems with nearly touching spine shields. The stems have a vaguely zig-zag marking of yellow-green blotching on a gray-green field. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia asthenacantha 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Tanzania, this mostly spineless shrub has 4-angled stems with nearly touching spine shields. The stems have a vaguely zig-zag marking of yellow-green blotching on a gray-green field. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia atrispina var. viridis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, which some consider to be the western extension of Euphorbia enopla, is from the Western Cape Province of South Africa. Smaller than E. enopla, this species forms a dense shrub with numerous branches. Variety viridis is named for the yellow-green peduncles that appear near the tips of the branches. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia atropurpurea 5-inch pots	$20.00
This is one of the threatened Euphorbia species from the Canary Islands. This shrub is rather distinctive for its gray-green coloration and broad lanceolate leaves. The cyathia essentially are purple. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia atropurpurea one-gallon pots	$25.00
This is one of the threatened Euphorbia species from the Canary Islands. This shrub is rather distinctive for its gray-green coloration and broad lanceolate leaves. The cyathia essentially are purple. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia avasmontana 2-inch pots	$12.00
This candelabrum-form shrub is from the Northern Cape Province of South Africa and southern Namibia, with a distribution that roughly straddles the Orange River in much of its western arid and semiarid reaches. A resident of rocky hillslopes, this species typically has 5-angled stems that are yellow-green and densely spined with a continuous spine shield. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia avasmontana 3-inch pots	$15.00
This candelabrum-form shrub is from the Northern Cape Province of South Africa and southern Namibia, with a distribution that roughly straddles the Orange River in much of its western arid and semiarid reaches. A resident of rocky hillslopes, this species typically has 5-angled stems that are yellow-green and densely spined with a continuous spine shield. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Euphorbia awashensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Ethiopia, this spiny, branching shrub has a fleshy root and a short stem. We had previously offered this as E. monacantha, but recently experts identified it as a species originally described in 1993. The stems have one spine per site on the stem that bends backwards towards the base. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia baioensis 3-inch pots	$10.00
This beautiful spiny Euphorbia forms a small tufted succulent shrub. The branches many angled and are very spiny. This species is very showy when in flower, producing yellow cyathia on the tips of the stems. Euphorbia baioensis is rare in the wild and is from Kenya. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 3-inch pots.
Euphorbia baioensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This beautiful spiny Euphorbia forms a small tufted succulent shrub. The branches many angled and are very spiny. This species is very showy when in flower, producing yellow cyathia on the tips of the stems. Euphorbia baioensis is rare in the wild and is from Kenya. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia barnardii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from Mpumalanga Province of South Africa. Superficially resembling E. restricta, this species has less prominent constrictions in the 4- to 5-angled stems and tends to be a prostrate shrub. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia barnardii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from Mpumalanga Province of South Africa. Superficially resembling E. restricta, this species has less prominent constrictions in the 4- to 5-angled stems and tends to be a prostrate shrub. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia barnardii 8-inch pots	$35.00
This species is from Mpumalanga Province of South Africa. Superficially resembling E. restricta, this species has less prominent constrictions in the 4- to 5-angled stems and tends to be a prostrate shrub. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 8-inch pots.
Euphorbia barnardii one-gallon pots	$30.00
This species is from Mpumalanga Province of South Africa. Superficially resembling E. restricta, this species has less prominent constrictions in the 4- to 5-angled stems and tends to be a prostrate shrub. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia barnhartii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from a band in south Asia extending from India to Thailand, typically in forests. Usually a shrub, Euphorbia barnhartii is distinguished by its interesting stem architecture as well as its dark green, three-angled and winged stems. These rooted cuttings are in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia barnhartii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from a band in south Asia extending from India to Thailand, typically in forests. Usually a shrub, Euphorbia barnhartii is distinguished by its interesting stem architecture as well as its dark green, three-angled and winged stems. These rooted cuttings are in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia baylissii var. mozambiquensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
We once sold this as "Euphorbia mozambiquensis," which is not a recognized species. That name indicates the original plants came from Mozambique. This species appears to be a more-robust form of another species from Mozambique, E. baylissii, albeit with more spines and more attractive stems. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia beharensis var. beharensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This sprawling shrub, from southwestern Madagascar, has dark brow-green leaves that are sparsely arranged along the spiny branches. The cyathia are small and dirty yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia beharensis var. guillemetii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This sprawling shrub, from southwestern Madagascar, has dark brow-green leaves that are sparsely arranged along the spiny branches. The cyathia are small and dirty yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia beharensis var. guillemetii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This sprawling shrub, from southwestern Madagascar, has dark brow-green leaves that are sparsely arranged along the spiny branches. The cyathia are small and dirty yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia berorohae 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from southern Madagascar. This low shrub has a thin, slightly succulent trunk with little green leaves. The cyathia are bright green. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia berorohae one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species is from southern Madagascar. This low shrub has a thin, slightly succulent trunk with little green leaves. The cyathia are bright green. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia boranensis (spiny form) 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Sidamo Region of Ethiopia, and extending into northeastern Kenya, this species tends to occur on rocky limestone hills. This sparsely branched shrub has green, four-angled branches and yellow cyathia. The relatively small stems have a very nice pattern of variegation, which makes this species distinctive. This form has some rather fierce spination as well. These rooted cuttings are in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia boranensis (spiny form) 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Sidamo Region of Ethiopia, and extending into northeastern Kenya, this species tends to occur on rocky limestone hills. This sparsely branched shrub has green, four-angled branches and yellow cyathia. The relatively small stems have a very nice pattern of variegation, which makes this species distinctive. This form has some rather fierce spination as well. These rooted cuttings are in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia boranensis (spiny form) one-gallon pots	$25.00
From the Sidamo Region of Ethiopia, and extending into northeastern Kenya, this species tends to occur on rocky limestone hills. This sparsely branched shrub has green, four-angled branches and yellow cyathia. The relatively small stems have a very nice pattern of variegation, which makes this species distinctive. This form has some rather fierce spination as well. These rooted cuttings are in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia boranensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Sidamo Region of Ethiopia, and extending into northeastern Kenya, this species tends to occur on rocky limestone hills. This sparsely branched shrub has green, four-angled branches and yellow cyathia. The relatively small stems have a very nice pattern of variegation, which makes this species distinctive. These rooted cuttings are in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia boranensis one-gallon pots	$25.00
From the Sidamo Region of Ethiopia, and extending into northeastern Kenya, this species tends to occur on rocky limestone hills. This sparsely branched shrub has green, four-angled branches and yellow cyathia. The relatively small stems have a very nice pattern of variegation, which makes this species distinctive. These rooted cuttings are in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia bothae 4-inch pots	$15.00
This plant is thought to be part of a hybrid swarm from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. The sires could range from E. caerulescens to E. triangularis, creating what is described as an "untidily branching shrub." These are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia bothae one-gallon pots	$25.00
This plant is thought to be part of a hybrid swarm from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. The sires could range from E. caerulescens to E. triangularis, creating what is described as an "untidily branching shrub." These are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia bougheyi 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the coastal plain of Mozambique, this tree Euphorbia is interesting because of the wavy, bright green branches that are 2- to 3-angled. The spines are small but sharp, and the cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia bougheyi 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the coastal plain of Mozambique, this tree Euphorbia is interesting because of the wavy, bright green branches that are 2- to 3-angled. The spines are small but sharp, and the cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia bougheyi one-gallon pots	$30.00
From the coastal plain of Mozambique, this tree Euphorbia is interesting because of the wavy, bright green branches that are 2- to 3-angled. The spines are small but sharp, and the cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia bougheyi variegate 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the coastal plain of Mozambique, this tree Euphorbia is interesting because of the wavy, bright green branches that are 2- to 3-angled. This variegate form has yellow veins that stand out strikingly against the green background. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia brevitorta 10-inch pots	$90.00
This small medusoid Euphorbia is rare though widely distributed in habitat in southern Kenya. Recently, the type locality was turned into a corn field and all the existing population was dug up for a botanical garden. The thin, light green branches are twisted and bear distributed, small spines. The cyathia are yellow. We have seedlings in 8-inch pots.
Euphorbia brevitorta 4-inch pots	$15.00
This small medusoid Euphorbia is rare though widely distributed in habitat in southern Kenya. Recently, the type locality was turned into a corn field and all the existing population was dug up for a botanical garden. The thin, light green branches are twisted and bear distributed, small spines. The cyathia are yellow. We have seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia bupleurifolia 4-inch pots	$20.00
From the southern provinces of South Africa, this dioecious species has a whorl of green leaves arising from a woody trunk. The pretty greenish-yellow flowers make this species very attractive much of the growing season. We offer seedlings of the "Pineapple Euphorb" in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia buruana 5-inch pots	$20.00
Euphorbia buruana, from southeastern Kenya and northern Tanzania, is a caudiciform that puts out long, flexible branches. In the wild, these may be around 2-feet long, but our stock plant has numerous branches 8-feet long hanging from the pot. This form makes this plant an excellent candidate for a hanging pot culture. The branches are nicely variegated in green and yellow. The cyathia are yellow and quite pretty. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia bussei var. bussei 5-inch pots	$20.00
Euphorbia bussei is a candelabra-like tree from eastern Tanzania. The branches are green, multi-angled, and have short spines on the margins. These plants tend towards forming crests. We offer rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia bussei var. bussei one-gallon pots	$30.00
Euphorbia bussei is a candelabra-like tree from eastern Tanzania. The branches are green, multi-angled, and have short spines on the margins. These plants tend towards forming crests. We offer rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia cactus (cuttings) 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the southern Arabian Peninsula, particularly Yemen and Oman, and Sudan and Eritrea, this species forms a large-stemmed shrub that dominates hillsides. The branches are 3-5 angled with a horny, spiny margin. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia cactus one-gallon pots	$25.00
From the southern Arabian Peninsula, particularly Yemen and Oman, and Sudan and Eritrea, this species forms a large-stemmed shrub that dominates hillsides. The branches are 3-5 angled with a horny, spiny margin. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia cactus var. tortirama one-gallon pots	$30.00
From the southern Arabian Peninsula and northeastern Africa, this species forms a large-stemmed shrub that dominates hillsides. The branches are 3-5 angled with a horny, spiny margin. The cyathia are yellow. Variety tortirama occurs in southwestern Yemen and has a spiral arrangement of stems and tubercles. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia caducifolia one-gallon pots	$30.00
This species is from the region spanned by India and Pakistan. A large shrub that branches from the base, the stems are round, light green in color, and have small black spines that are widely spaced. Relatively large leaves are produced seasonally on the tips of the branches. The cyathia are a light red that strongly contrasts with the branch color. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia caerulescens 5-gallon pots	$60.00
This columnar shrub occurs in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. The 4-6 angled branches are grey-green and bear yellow cyathia. This species is moderately frost tolerant, sustaining edge damage at 25F and severe tip damage at 20F. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-gallon pots.
Euphorbia caerulescens 5-inch pots	$20.00
This columnar shrub occurs in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. The 4-6 angled branches are grey-green and bear yellow cyathia. This species is moderately frost tolerant, sustaining edge damage at 25F and severe tip damage at 20F. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia caerulescens one-gallon pots	$25.00
This columnar shrub occurs in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. The 4-6 angled branches are grey-green and bear yellow cyathia. This species is moderately frost tolerant, sustaining edge damage at 25F and severe tip damage at 20F. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia californica 4-inch pots	$15.00
Closely related to Euphorbia misera, which tends to occur much further north in Baja California, Mexico, this shrub has much greener leaves and yellow cyathia that are quite distinctive. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia californica 5-inch pots	$20.00
Closely related to Euphorbia misera, which tends to occur much further north in Baja California, Mexico, this shrub has much greener leaves and yellow cyathia that are quite distinctive. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia californica one-gallon pots	$30.00
Closely related to Euphorbia misera, which tends to occur much further north in Baja California, Mexico, this shrub has much greener leaves and yellow cyathia that are quite distinctive. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia cameronii 5-inch pots	$20.00
From northern Somalia, this is a thornless plant with gray-green branches covered with a waxy coating. Clearly related to E. gummifera, which grows in Namibia, this species forms a dense shrub. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia candelabrum (crest) 5-inch pots	$25.00
Euphorbia candelabrum is the classic candelabrum tree of East Africa. With its widespread occurrence, notably in Kenya and Tanzania, this plant is in some ways the iconic Euphorbia of the continent. These plants are monstrose with numerous strange shapes. We offer seedlings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia candelabrum (crest) one-gallon pots	$35.00
Euphorbia candelabrum is the classic candelabrum tree of East Africa. With its widespread occurrence, notably in Kenya and Tanzania, this plant is in some ways the iconic Euphorbia of the continent. These plants are monstrose with numerous strange shapes. We offer seedlings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia candelabrum 5-inch pots	$20.00
Euphorbia candelabrum is the classic candelabrum tree of East Africa. With its widespread occurrence, notably in Kenya and Tanzania, this plant is in some ways the iconic Euphorbia of the continent. We offer seedlings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia candelabrum 8-inch pots	$35.00
Euphorbia candelabrum is the classic candelabrum tree of East Africa. With its widespread occurrence, notably in Kenya and Tanzania, this plant is in some ways the iconic Euphorbia of the continent. We offer seedlings of this species in 8-inch pots.
Euphorbia candelabrum one-gallon pots	$25.00
Euphorbia candelabrum is the classic candelabrum tree of East Africa. With its widespread occurrence, notably in Kenya and Tanzania, this plant is in some ways the iconic Euphorbia of the continent. We offer seedlings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia capmanambatoensis 4-inch pots	$25.00
This short shrubby Euphorbia is from coastal northeastern Madagascar. The roughly eight-angled stem produces numerous branches bearing bluish-green, round leaves with reddish petioles. The cyathia are small and yellow. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia capmanambatoensis 5-inch pots	$30.00
This short shrubby Euphorbia is from coastal northeastern Madagascar. The roughly eight-angled stem produces numerous branches bearing bluish-green, round leaves with reddish petioles. The cyathia are small and yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia capsaintemariensis 2-inch pots	$15.00
Another of the Madagascan miniatures related to Euphorbia decaryi, this species has a large tuberous root that protrudes above ground level. Many rebranching stems arise from that tuberous root, and the branches are attractively marked by leaf scars. The wavy-edged, narrow leaves occur in a terminal rosette, lending the appearance of a small tree. These are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia capsaintemariensis 4-inch pots	$20.00
Another of the Madagascan miniatures related to Euphorbia decaryi, this species has a large tuberous root that protrudes above ground level. Many rebranching stems arise from that tuberous root, and the branches are attractively marked by leaf scars. The wavy-edged, narrow leaves occur in a terminal rosette, lending the appearance of a small tree. These are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia capsaintemariensis 5-inch pots	$25.00
Another of the Madagascan miniatures related to Euphorbia decaryi, this species has a large tuberous root that protrudes above ground level. Many rebranching stems arise from that tuberous root, and the branches are attractively marked by leaf scars. The wavy-edged, narrow leaves occur in a terminal rosette, lending the appearance of a small tree. These are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia carteriana 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Southern Province of Somalia, this shrubby Euphorbia, with its stout, three-angled stems with spines on a horny margin. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia carteriana one-gallon pots	$30.00
From the Southern Province of Somalia, this shrubby Euphorbia, with its stout, three-angled stems with spines on a horny margin. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia clandestina 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Klein Karoo of the Western Cape Province of South Africa, this species has a single, upright succulent stem bearing linear leaves near the apex. Woody peduncles persist on the stems, giving the appearance of long spines. This species is related to Euphorbia clava. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia clandestina 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Klein Karoo of the Western Cape Province of South Africa, this species has a single, upright succulent stem bearing linear leaves near the apex. Woody peduncles persist on the stems, giving the appearance of long spines. This species is related to Euphorbia clava. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia classenii 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Teita District of northern Kenya, this densely branched and densely spined shrub has very nice 6-8 angled bright green stems. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia classenii one-gallon pots	$25.00
From the Teita District of northern Kenya, this densely branched and densely spined shrub has very nice 6-8 angled bright green stems. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia colubrina 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is restricted to the northeastern corner of Kenya, lapping into southern Ethiopia. This spiny shrub has relatively thin 4-angled stems with longitudinal yellow-green stripes. These stems tend to be sprawling with widely dispersed, long-brown spines. The cyathia are simple and brownish yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia colubrina 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is restricted to the northeastern corner of Kenya, lapping into southern Ethiopia. This spiny shrub has relatively thin 4-angled stems with longitudinal yellow-green stripes. These stems tend to be sprawling with widely dispersed, long-brown spines. The cyathia are simple and brownish yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia colubrina one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species is restricted to the northeastern corner of Kenya, lapping into southern Ethiopia. This spiny shrub has relatively thin 4-angled stems with longitudinal yellow-green stripes. These stems tend to be sprawling with widely dispersed, long-brown spines. The cyathia are simple and brownish yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia confinalis ssp. confinalis 4-inch pots	$15.00
From South Africa, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe, this tree has gracefully upward sweeping, 3-5 angled stems. These are rooted cuttings that fit into 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia confinalis ssp. confinalis 5-inch pots	$20.00
From South Africa, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe, this tree has gracefully upward sweeping, 3-5 angled stems. These are rooted cuttings that fit into 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia confinalis ssp. confinalis one-gallon pots	$25.00
From South Africa, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe, this tree has gracefully upward sweeping, 3-5 angled stems. These are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia cooperi var. calidicola one-gallon pots	$25.00
Native to the Wankie District of Zimbabwe, this tree features upwardly recurving branches with 4-6 angles and strong spines. Those spines are up to a third of an inch long. The cyathia are yellow. These are rooted-cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia cooperi var. cooperi 10-inch pots	$65.00
Distributed from Zimbabwe south into KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa, this tree Euphorbia is very nice for its graceful, up-curving branches at maturity. The branches have undulating constrictions that look like waves, and the spines are quite small and inconspicuous at maturity. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 10-inch pots.
Euphorbia cooperi var. cooperi 2-inch pots	$8.00
Distributed from Zimbabwe south into KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa, this tree Euphorbia is very nice for its graceful, up-curving branches at maturity. The branches have undulating constrictions that look like waves, and the spines are quite small and inconspicuous at maturity. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia cooperi var. cooperi 3-inch pots	$10.00
Distributed from Zimbabwe south into KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa, this tree Euphorbia is very nice for its graceful, up-curving branches at maturity. The branches have undulating constrictions that look like waves, and the spines are quite small and inconspicuous at maturity. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Euphorbia cooperi var. cooperi 4-inch pots	$15.00
Distributed from Zimbabwe south into KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa, this tree Euphorbia is very nice for its graceful, up-curving branches at maturity. The branches have undulating constrictions that look like waves, and the spines are quite small and inconspicuous at maturity. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia cooperi var. cooperi 5-inch pots	$20.00
Distributed from Zimbabwe south into KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa, this tree Euphorbia is very nice for its graceful, up-curving branches at maturity. The branches have undulating constrictions that look like waves, and the spines are quite small and inconspicuous at maturity. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia cooperi var. cooperi 8-inch pots	$55.00
Distributed from Zimbabwe south into KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa, this tree Euphorbia is very nice for its graceful, up-curving branches at maturity. The branches have undulating constrictions that look like waves, and the spines are quite small and inconspicuous at maturity. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 8-inch pots.
Euphorbia cooperi var. cooperi one-gallon pots	$25.00
Distributed from Zimbabwe south into KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa, this tree Euphorbia is very nice for its graceful, up-curving branches at maturity. The branches have undulating constrictions that look like waves, and the spines are quite small and inconspicuous at maturity. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia cotinifolia 5-inch pots	$20.00
An ornamental plant that is hardly succulent, Euphorbia cotinifolia is from the West Indies and possibly Central America. A short tree, its main attraction is the purple-red leaves, which are drought deciduous. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia croizatii (color form) 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Madagascar, this shrubby Euphorbia, related to E. milii, has spiny stems and brown, pubescent leaves. What makes this form special are the cyathia, which are red-green with purple highlights and an overall wild appearance. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia croizatii 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Madagascar, this shrubby Euphorbia, related to E. milii, has spiny stems and brown, pubescent leaves. The cyathia are green with purple highlights. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia croizatii one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Madagascar, this shrubby Euphorbia, related to E. milii, has spiny stems and brown, pubescent leaves. The cyathia are green with purple highlights. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia cryptospinosa 4-inch pots	$15.00
From northern Kenya, this species puts up thin, hard branches with very tiny spines from a small caudex. Most of the year, this plant is not much to look at. But when it blooms, with bright red to crimson cyathia, it is a major sight to see in a greenhouse. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia cumulata 3-inch pots	$10.00
From the Western Cape Province of South Africa, this species is similar to the more commonly available E. mammillaris. This dioecious species forms small spiny clumps. These plants are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Euphorbia cumulata 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Western Cape Province of South Africa, this species is similar to the more commonly available E. mammillaris. This dioecious species forms small spiny clumps. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia cumulata 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Western Cape Province of South Africa, this species is similar to the more commonly available E. mammillaris. This dioecious species forms small spiny clumps. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia cuprispina 4-inch pots	$15.00
As name implies, the spines on this shrubby euphorbia are copper-colored. This is one of the most beautiful of the spiny Euphorbias. It is native to the Northern Frontier Province of Kenya. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia cussoniodes 4-inch pots	$15.00
This is an extremely rare species from southern Kenya, possibly the largest Euphorbia in the wild. There may be less than 5 individuals left in the wild. It has 3-5 angled branches and is unarmed. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia cussoniodes 5-inch pots	$20.00
This is an extremely rare species from southern Kenya, possibly the largest Euphorbia in the wild. There may be less than 5 individuals left in the wild. It has 3-5 angled branches and is unarmed. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia cylindrifolia ssp. cylindrifolia 4-inch pots	$15.00
Another dwarf species from Madagascar, this subspecies has no caudex, a tangled root system reminiscent of E. decaryi, and short branches that are tipped with thin, cylindrical leaves. The species probably is pollinated by ants. We offer rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia cylindrifolia ssp. tuberifera 2-inch pots	$12.00
Another dwarf species from Madagascar, this subspecies has a great spherical caudex and short branches that are tipped with thin, cylindrical leaves. The species probably is pollinated by ants. We offer seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia decaryi var. decaryi 4-inch pots	$15.00
Another of the wonderful Madagascan dwarfs, this species has a spherical caudex with short branches and highly crisped, reddish brown leaves. The cyathia are a very pale pink color. We offer multistemmed rooted offsets of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia decaryi var. decaryi 5-inch pots	$20.00
Another of the wonderful Madagascan dwarfs, this species has a spherical caudex with short branches and highly crisped, reddish brown leaves. The cyathia are a very pale pink color. We offer multistemmed rooted offsets of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia decaryi var. spirosticha 2-inch pots	$10.00
Similar to Euphorbia decaryi var. decaryi, this variety differs in having a smaller caudex and smaller, crinkly leaves with highly undulate margins. As with the main species, this is from Madagascar. We offer rooted offsets in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia decaryi var. spirosticha 3-inch pots	$12.00
Similar to Euphorbia decaryi var. decaryi, this variety differs in having a smaller caudex and smaller, crinkly leaves with highly undulate margins. As with the main species, this is from Madagascar. We offer rooted offsets in 3-inch pots.
Euphorbia decaryi var. spirosticha 4-inch pots	$15.00
Similar to Euphorbia decaryi var. decaryi, this variety differs in having a smaller caudex and smaller, crinkly leaves with highly undulate margins. As with the main species, this is from Madagascar. We offer seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia decliviticola 4-inch pots	$15.00
This short tree with its dense branching pattern comes from Mozambique. The branches are light green in color with soft rib (4-6 per branch). The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia decliviticola 5-inch pots	$20.00
This short tree with its dense branching pattern comes from Mozambique. The branches are light green in color with soft rib (4-6 per branch). The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia deightonii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This tall, tree-like species is from Sierra Leone. Ovate, deciduous leaves form at the ends of the stems, which are 3-5 angled and lined with small spines. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia deightonii 8-inch pots	$50.00
This tall, tree-like species is from Sierra Leone. Ovate, deciduous leaves form at the ends of the stems, which are 3-5 angled and lined with small spines. These rooted cuttings are in 8-inch pots.
Euphorbia deightonii one-gallon pots	$25.00
This tall, tree-like species is from Sierra Leone. Ovate, deciduous leaves form at the ends of the stems, which are 3-5 angled and lined with small spines. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia dekindtii 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Angola, this species is a dwarf shrub bearing tuberous roots. The branches are 5-7 angled with a horny margin bearing small spines. The cyathia are a pretty yellow. We offer these plants as rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia desmondii one-gallon pots	$25.00
This tree Euphorbia is from Nigeria and Cameroon. The beautiful green stems are 5-7 angled with small white spines. The relatively large leaves are green with reddish tinge. Red cyathia are produced on long peduncles. All in all, this is a beautiful species that rivals some similar species from India. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia dichroa 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Uganda, this small, tufted plant with thin, spiny and green stems and pretty red and yellow cyathia. We offer this species as multistemmed seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia discrepans (WY 1115) 5-inch pots	$20.00
From central Tanzania, this is a shrubby species of Euphorbia with small stems and spines. These plants are propagated from material collected from south of Dodoma (WY 1115). These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia dissitispina 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Southern Province of Zimbabwe, this spiny Euphorbia is a densely branched shrub. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia dumeticola 5-inch pots	$25.00
This tree Euphorbia is from one place in central Tanzania. The branches are somewhat slender and generally 4-angled. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia echinus 2-inchpots	$8.00
This tufted shrub, from southern Morocco, forms mounds of multi-angled spiny stems. The 5-8 ribbed stems have spiny margins. What is really nice about the cyathia is that they are numerous, small, and dark red. We offer seedlings of this species in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia echinus 5-inch pots	$20.00
This tufted shrub, from southern Morocco, forms mounds of multi-angled spiny stems. The 5-8 ribbed stems have spiny margins. What is really nice about the cyathia is that they are numerous, small, and dark red. We have multistemmed seedlings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia elegantissima 5-inch pots	$20.00
Euphorbia elegantissima is a spiny shrub from northern Tanzania. The four-angled stems are bright green and are quite spiny. The cyathia are crimson, earning this species its epithet. These rooted cuttings fit into 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia enopla ssp. enopla 2-inch pots	$8.00
Euphorbia enopla var. enopla resembles E. atrispina and E. heptagona, but E. enopla has more spines on the stems that are thicker and have more angles, and the terminal spines on the growing tips are reddish-purple. We previously offered this plant as E. heptagona, which we now have as well. This species can grow outside in Tucson and has taken the mid-20s F without damage in our shadehouse. We offer seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia enopla ssp. enopla 4-inch pots	$15.00
Euphorbia enopla var. enopla resembles E. atrispina and E. heptagona, but E. enopla has more spines on the stems that are thicker and have more angles, and the terminal spines on the growing tips are reddish-purple. We previously offered this plant as E. heptagona, which we now have as well. This species can grow outside in Tucson and has taken the mid-20s F without damage in our shadehouse. We have rooted cuttings available in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia enormis 2-inch pots	$10.00
From the Northern Province of South Africa, this beautiful species has relatively thick stems arising from a caudex. The stems generally are 4-angled, moderately spiny, and variegated. The cyathia are yellow, and this species tends to flower for a longer period than most. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia enormis 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Northern Province of South Africa, this beautiful species has relatively thick stems arising from a caudex. The stems generally are 4-angled, moderately spiny, and variegated. The cyathia are yellow, and this species tends to flower for a longer period than most. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia enormis 5-inch pots	$25.00
From the Northern Province of South Africa, this beautiful species has relatively thick stems arising from a caudex. The stems generally are 4-angled, moderately spiny, and variegated. The cyathia are yellow, and this species tends to flower for a longer period than most. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia enterophora ssp. crassa 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Madagascar, this species is a tree in habitat. Unlike many tree Euphorbias, the stem segments are flattened and covered with rust colored felt. The cyathia are inconspicuous and yellow-brown. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia enterophora ssp. crassa 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Madagascar, this species is a tree in habitat. Unlike many tree Euphorbias, the stem segments are flattened and covered with rust colored felt. The cyathia are inconspicuous and yellow-brown. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia enterophora ssp. crassa one-gallon pots	$30.00
From Madagascar, this species is a tree in habitat. Unlike many tree Euphorbias, the stem segments are flattened and covered with rust colored felt. The cyathia are inconspicuous and yellow-brown. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia erlangeri 4-inch pots	$15.00
This essentially spineless shrub comes from the Gedo Region of Somalia and northeastern Kenya. The open branches have 4-6 ribs with a dark purple spine shield that is joined in older plants. The cyathia are dirty yellow brown. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia erlangeri 5-inch pots	$20.00
This essentially spineless shrub comes from the Gedo Region of Somalia and northeastern Kenya. The open branches have 4-6 ribs with a dark purple spine shield that is joined in older plants. The cyathia are dirty yellow brown. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia esculenta 2-inch pots	$10.00
From the border of the Eastern and Western Cape Provinces, this classic large medusoid Euphorbia has numerous arms radiating from the disk-like caudex. The arms have numerous smooth tubercles but no spines or peduncles. What we really like about this species, besides its form and large size, are the extremely fragrant, white-woolly flowers. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia evansii one-gallon pots	$25.00
Euphorbia evansii is a large tree in the northeastern provinces of South Africa. With time, this species forms a single-stemmed tree in pots if the lower branches are trimmed flush with the trunk. The branches are thin, spiny, and nicely variegated. These are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia eyassiana 5-inch pots	$20.00
Euphorbia eyassiana is from the Mbulu District of northern Tanzania, and it grows in the Great Rift Valley. This spiny shrub has rhizomatous stems that produce four-angled branches. This cyathia are yellow-brown. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia fascicaulis 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Sanaag Region of Somalia, this low-growing species has succulent round stems with small black spines. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia ferox 4-inch pots	$15.00
Euphorbia ferox is known for those fierce-looking persistent peduncles on the stem, as well as a nice coloration throughout. We grow this plant outdoors in Tucson, where it can tolerate frost well and forms nice mounds that you would not want to walk in. We offer rooted offsets of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia fimbriata (W of Riebeeck West) 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is widely distributed in the Western Cape Province of South Africa, and the material these plants were propagated from came from west of Riebeeck West. These plants have many spiny tubercles on the stems, the species name suggests. These plants are gray-green in color, columnar, and extremely pretty. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia fimbriata variegate 3-inch pots	$10.00
This variegate is of a species that occurs in the Western Cape Province of South Africa. We believe this previously was sold as a variegate of E. mammillaris, but it is not as robust as that species. These plants, like the typical E. fimbriata, has clustered spiny tubercles on the stems, creating a collared appearance. This variegate is blue-grey in color, and extremely pretty. These are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Euphorbia fimbriata variegate 4-inch pots	$15.00
This variegate is of a species that occurs in the Western Cape Province of South Africa. We believe this previously was sold as a variegate of E. mammillaris, but it is not as robust as that species. These plants, like the typical E. fimbriata, has clustered spiny tubercles on the stems, creating a collared appearance. This variegate is blue-grey in color, and extremely pretty. These are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia fimbriata variegate 5-inch pots	$20.00
This variegate is of a species that occurs in the Western Cape Province of South Africa. We believe this previously was sold as a variegate of E. mammillaris, but it is not as robust as that species. These plants, like the typical E. fimbriata, has clustered spiny tubercles on the stems, creating a collared appearance. This variegate is blue-grey in color, and extremely pretty. These are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia flanaganii one-gallon pots	$30.00
From the Western Cape Province of South Africa, this species defines one form of the medusoid Euphorbias. Soft green branches radiate from a tuberous root stock. Occasionally, these branches become cristate, creating monstrose forms on the plant. The cyathia are mostly white. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia fluminis 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Tana River District of Kenya, this sparsely branched shrub is highly desirable because of its pinkish-grey color, soft forked spines, and reddish cyathia. This species makes a very attractive container plant. These are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia forolensis (Brown 44) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This spineless, shrubby Euphorbia is known from southeastern Kenya. It is a low-stature sprawling plant with four-angled stems and a yellow-green color, and its cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia fractiflexa 2-inch pots	$10.00
This species is from Yemen and Saudi Arabia. This shrub branches from the base with 3-angled arms that have distinctive zig-zag margins bearing short stout spines. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia fractiflexa 4-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from Yemen and Saudi Arabia. This shrub branches from the base with 3-angled arms that have distinctive zig-zag margins bearing short stout spines. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia fractiflexa 5-inch pots	$30.00
This species is from Yemen and Saudi Arabia. This shrub branches from the base with 3-angled arms that have distinctive zig-zag margins bearing short stout spines. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia francoisii 2-inch pots	$10.00
One of the most popular miniatures from Madagascar, this species is part of the Euphorbia decaryi complex. Collectors particularly prize this species for the beautiful mottling on the leaves. Those wavy-margined leaves are dark gray-green, mottled in silvery gray, pink, light green and off-white. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia francoisii x capsaintemariensis 5-inch pots	$35.00
This cross between two of the most popular miniatures from Madagascar creates a very nice plant. It has some of the beautiful mottling on the leaves from E. francoisii and the stems and cyathia of E. capsaintemariensis. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia francoisii x capsaintemariensis one-gallon pots	$45.00
This cross between two of the most popular miniatures from Madagascar creates a very nice plant. It has some of the beautiful mottling on the leaves from E. francoisii and the stems and cyathia of E. capsaintemariensis. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia fruticosa 4-inch pots	$15.00
Euphorbia fruticosa is a clumping columnar species from the Haraz Mountains in Yemen. This species, with its yellow-green multifluted spiny stems, is stunning in bloom, when the tops of the columns are covered with yellow cyathia. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia fruticosa 5-inch pots	$25.00
Euphorbia fruticosa is a clumping columnar species from the Haraz Mountains in Yemen. This species, with its yellow-green multifluted spiny stems, is stunning in bloom, when the tops of the columns are covered with yellow cyathia. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia furcata 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Kenya and Tanzania, this low shrubby Euphorbia has brown-green stems bearing relatively long spines. The cyathia are pink. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia galgalana (B&L 765) 4-inch pots	$15.00
Our offering is B&L 765. This succulent shrub has 4-5 angled stems and long, stout, slightly curved gray spines. The cyathia are bright yellow. This species is from the Bari Region of Somalia. We offer rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia galgalana (B&L 765) 5-inch pots	$20.00
Our offering is B&L 765. This succulent shrub has 4-5 angled stems and long, stout, slightly curved gray spines. The cyathia are bright yellow. This species is from the Bari Region of Somalia. We offer rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia gemmea 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the North-East Province of Kenya, near the border with Ethiopia, this species has thin, sprawling stems that are nicely variegated in shades of green. The plant is densely branched and produces red cyathia. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia gemmea 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the North-East Province of Kenya, near the border with Ethiopia, this species has thin, sprawling stems that are nicely variegated in shades of green. The plant is densely branched and produces red cyathia. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia genoudiana 4-inch pots	$15.00
From southwestern Madagascar, this many branched small shrub has a swollen base, stout spines, and pretty linear leaves. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia geroldii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is a xerophytic one from northeastern Madagascar. It is a shrub with spiny branches bearing dark green shiny lanceolate leaves that tend to develop red margins. The cyathia are red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia gillettii 3-inch pots	$10.00
From Somalia, this species is yet another spiny shrub arising from a thick fleshy rootstock. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 3-inch pots.
Euphorbia gillettii 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Somalia, this species is yet another spiny shrub arising from a thick fleshy rootstock. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia gillettii ssp. tenuoir 3-inch pots	$10.00
From Somalia, this species is yet another spiny shrub arising from a thick fleshy rootstock. This subspecies has more rounded, less spiny branches than the typical species. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 3-inch pots.
Euphorbia gillettii ssp. tenuoir 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Somalia, this species is yet another spiny shrub arising from a thick fleshy rootstock. This subspecies has more rounded, less spiny branches than the typical species. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia gillettii ssp. tenuoir one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Somalia, this species is yet another spiny shrub arising from a thick fleshy rootstock. This subspecies has more rounded, less spiny branches than the typical species. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia globosa 2-inch pots	$10.00
These plants have nearly spherical, yellow-green bodies that produce numerous tubercled branches that, in turn, produce non-persistent peduncles supporting cyathia. With time, the bodies clump, forming a globose mass. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia glochidiata 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from the area where Ethiopia, Somalia, and Kenya meet. This sparsely branched shrub features highly variegated branches with light center stripes and long, forked spines. The cyathia are yellow-red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia glochidiata 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from the area where Ethiopia, Somalia, and Kenya meet. This sparsely branched shrub features highly variegated branches with light center stripes and long, forked spines. The cyathia are yellow-red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia godana (L&N 13176) 2-inch pots	$12.00
We are offering Lavranos and Newton 13176, collected from the Gouda Mountains in the small state of Djibouti. We previously offered this as Euphorbia sp. Djibouti. This species is a small, densely branched and low shrub with very spiny stems. These plants are rooted cuttings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia godana (L&N 13176) 4-inch pots	$20.00
We are offering Lavranos and Newton 13176, collected from the Gouda Mountains in the small state of Djibouti. We previously offered this as Euphorbia sp. Djibouti. This species is a small, densely branched and low shrub with very spiny stems. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia gorgonis 2-inch pots	$10.00
These plants are from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. This little medusoid Euphorbia has long branches emanating from a flat central stem, and the branches are covered with knobby tubercles. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia gossypina 4-inch pots	$15.00
From East Africa, this shrubby Euphorbia has no spines on the slender, green stems. The leaves are quickly deciduous, leaving prominent scars on the stems. The cyathia are densely held and yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia gossypina 5-inch pots	$20.00
From East Africa, this shrubby Euphorbia has no spines on the slender, green stems. The leaves are quickly deciduous, leaving prominent scars on the stems. The cyathia are densely held and yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia gossypina one-gallon pots	$25.00
From East Africa, this shrubby Euphorbia has no spines on the slender, green stems. The leaves are quickly deciduous, leaving prominent scars on the stems. The cyathia are densely held and yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia graciliramea 3-inch pots	$10.00
This small species, from northern Tanzania and southwestern Kenya, has small, spiny stems arising from a fibrous rootstock that becomes a pseudocaudex with extended time. The cyathia are yellow-red. This species, like many similar ones, is much nicer if it can be grown compactly, which is difficult in Arizona owing to the heat. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Euphorbia graciliramea 5-inch pots	$20.00
This small species, from northern Tanzania and southwestern Kenya, has small, spiny stems arising from a fibrous rootstock that becomes a pseudocaudex with extended time. The cyathia are yellow-red. This species, like many similar ones, is much nicer if it can be grown compactly, which is difficult in Arizona owing to the heat. These plants are multistemmed rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia grandicornis (crest) 4-inch pots	$25.00
Euphorbia grandicornis is from southeastern Africa. These large shrubs have their characteristic deeply constricted, 3-4 angled branches with prominent white spines and a horny margin. These plants are crested, which is somewhat unusual for this species. These are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia grandicornis (crest) 5-inch pots	$30.00
Euphorbia grandicornis is from southeastern Africa. These large shrubs have their characteristic deeply constricted, 3-4 angled branches with prominent white spines and a horny margin. These plants are crested, which is somewhat unusual for this species. These are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia grandicornis 10-inch pots	$65.00
Euphorbia grandicornis is from southeastern Africa. These large shrubs have their characteristic deeply constricted, 3-4 angled branches with prominent white spines and a horny margin. These are rooted cuttings in 10-inch pots.
Euphorbia grandicornis 5-inch pots	$20.00
Euphorbia grandicornis is from southeastern Africa. These large shrubs have their characteristic deeply constricted, 3-4 angled branches with prominent white spines and a horny margin. This species holds a special place for us because it was the first Euphorbia we ever tried to grow! These are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia grandicornis one-gallon pots	$25.00
Euphorbia grandicornis is from southeastern Africa. These large shrubs have their characteristic deeply constricted, 3-4 angled branches with prominent white spines and a horny margin. The cyathia are large and yellow. These are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia grandidens one-gallon pots	$25.00
This graceful tree Euphorbia, from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, has thin, four-angled stems with short spines. The stems arch up from the main trunk. These are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia greenwayii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, from Tanzania, is one of the most beautiful of the Euphorbias from tropical East Africa. It has square stems that are brilliantly marked in rich blue-green and pale-gray colors. The spines are reddish, and the cyathia have red stamens. The overall effect is an extremely beautiful container plant. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia greenwayii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from Tanzania, is one of the most beautiful of the Euphorbias from tropical East Africa. It has square stems that are brilliantly marked in rich blue-green and pale-gray colors. The spines are reddish, and the cyathia have red stamens. The overall effect is an extremely beautiful container plant. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia greenwayii ssp. breviaculeata 4-inch pots	$15.00
One of the most beautiful of the Euphorbias from tropical East Africa, Euphorbia greenwayi grows on rocky hillslopes. From central Tanzania, this subspecies is larger than the typical, has square stems that are subtly marked in rich blue-green and pale-gray colors, has brownish-red spines, and the cyathia have red stamens. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia griseola ssp. griseola ('hardyi') 5-inch pots	$20.00
We can find no botanical record for this species, which was labeled as Euphorbia hardyi in our greenhouses. However, this spiny Euphorbia forms a nice clump with time. The four-angled branches are cylindrical and heavily armored. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia griseola ssp. griseola (‘hardyi‘) one-gallon pots	$25.00
We can find no botanical record for this species, which was labeled as Euphorbia hardyi in our greenhouses. However, this spiny Euphorbia forms a nice clump with time. The four-angled branches are cylindrical and heavily armored. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia griseola ssp. griseola (Strydom Tunnel) 4-inch pots	$15.00
The Strydom Tunnel is near the Blyde River in Limpopo Province of South Africa. This form of Euphorbia griseola occurs on the hillsides in the vicinity of that tunnel. A spiny shrub, this plant has yellow-green stems and yellow flowers. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia griseola ssp. griseola (Strydom Tunnel) 5-inch pots	$20.00
The Strydom Tunnel is near the Blyde River in Limpopo Province of South Africa. This form of Euphorbia griseola occurs on the hillsides in the vicinity of that tunnel. A spiny shrub, this plant has yellow-green stems and yellow flowers. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia griseola ssp. griseola 4-inch pots	$15.00
Ranging from Zimbabwe south into the Northern Province of South Africa and west into Botswana, this species is a multi-branched shrub with stout, 4-6 angled branches. The E. griseola complex is a large group of closely-related spiny Euphorbias from southern Africa. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia griseola ssp. griseola 5-inch pots	$20.00
Ranging from Zimbabwe south into the Northern Province of South Africa and west into Botswana, this species is a multi-branched shrub with stout, 4-6 angled branches. The E. griseola complex is a large group of closely-related spiny Euphorbias from southern Africa. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia griseola ssp. griseola one-gallon pots	$25.00
Ranging from Zimbabwe south into the Northern Province of South Africa and west into Botswana, this species is a multi-branched shrub with stout, 4-6 angled branches. The E. griseola complex is a large group of closely-related spiny Euphorbias from southern Africa. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia griseola ssp. zambiensis 2-inch pots	$10.00
This subspecies is from the Central Province of Zambia, as the name suggests. It is a tufted shrub with stout, square, spiny segmented branches. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia griseola ssp. zambiensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This subspecies is from the Central Province of Zambia, as the name suggests. It is a tufted shrub with stout, square, spiny segmented branches. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia griseola ssp. zambiensis one-gallon pots	$30.00
This subspecies is from the Central Province of Zambia, as the name suggests. It is a tufted shrub with stout, square, spiny segmented branches. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia groenewaldii 2-inch pots	$10.00
From the Northern Province of South Africa, this really nice species has a thick, woody main stem with crown of thick spiny branches. The branches are prominently tubercled and the spine shields are not confluent. The cyathia are yellow. We offer nice, compact seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia groenewaldii 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Northern Province of South Africa, this really nice species has a thick, woody main stem with crown of thick spiny branches. The branches are prominently tubercled and the spine shields are not confluent. The cyathia are yellow. We offer nice, compact seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia hamata 4-inch pots	$15.00
This shrub, from the Northern Cape Province of South Africa and southern Namibia, is highly variable in form and size. Flexible but thickened green branches have small to large tubercles. The cyathia are multicolored but reddish. In habitat, these plants are squat and very dense, but they become leggy when grown in greenhouses. These plants are rooted-cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia handiensis 2-inch pots	$10.00
From the Canary Islands, this shrubby species forms fairly large clumps. The plants are recognizable by the numerous ribs (8-12), light gray-green color with white spine shield on the ribs, and erratic spine placement. The cyathia are small and yellow. These plants are small seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia hermentiana (trigona) 8-inch pots	$35.00
According to extant taxonomy, this is merely Euphorbia trigona, a species of unknown origin but thought to be either from India or Angola because of its affinity to other species in those countries. E. hermentiana is a different plant altogether, with 3- to 4-angled stems that typically are 1-3 inches in diameter, or much larger than the typical E. trigona. Like that species, however, E. hermentiana produces green leaves at the apical tips when growing. These plants are rooted cuttings in 8-inch pots.
Euphorbia hermentiana (trigona) one-gallon pots	$25.00
According to extant taxonomy, this is merely Euphorbia trigona, a species of unknown origin but thought to be either from India or Angola because of its affinity to other species in those countries. E. hermentiana is a different plant altogether, with 3- to 4-angled stems that typically are 1-3 inches in diameter, or much larger than the typical E. trigona. Like that species, however, E. hermentiana produces green leaves at the apical tips when growing. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia heterochroma ssp. heterochroma 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Tanzania and Kenya, this is a densely branched (some call it "straggly") shrub with square, nicely variegated stems. The combination of stem color and yellow cyathia is particularly nice with this species, as well as the greatly reduced spines. These are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia heterospina ssp. baringoensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is from eastern Uganda and western Kenya. This spiny shrub has four-angled stems with slight variegation and a nearly continuous spine shield that becomes continuous with age. The epithet comes from the fact that plants in the wild have a decreasing size of spines with height on the stems. The cyathia of subspecies baringoensis are crimson. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia heterospina ssp. baringoensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from eastern Uganda and western Kenya. This spiny shrub has four-angled stems with slight variegation and a nearly continuous spine shield that becomes continuous with age. The epithet comes from the fact that plants in the wild have a decreasing size of spines with height on the stems. The cyathia of subspecies baringoensis are crimson. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia heterospina ssp. baringoensis one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species is from eastern Uganda and western Kenya. This spiny shrub has four-angled stems with slight variegation and a nearly continuous spine shield that becomes continuous with age. The epithet comes from the fact that plants in the wild have a decreasing size of spines with height on the stems. The cyathia of subspecies baringoensis are crimson. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia heterospina ssp. heterospina 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from eastern Uganda and western Kenya. This spiny shrub has four-angled stems with slight variegation and a nearly continuous spine shield that becomes continuous with age. The epithet comes from the fact that plants in the wild have a decreasing size of spines with height on the stems. The cyathia are yellow to orange with crimson undersides. We previously sold these plants as Euphorbia atroflora, which it resembles. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia hislopii 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Madagascar, this member of the E. milii group (some consider it to be a variety of E. milii) has green leaves with a hint of a red margin. The stems of this shrubby species are covered with dense spines. The flowers are red and relatively large. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia hofstaetteri (rubristella) 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Tulear District of Madagascar, this member of the E. milii group has felt-covered leaves with a hint of a red margin. The stems of this shrubby species are densely covered with spines. This form has more red highlights than the typical form. The flowers are yellow with red and green hints. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia hofstaetteri (rubristella) one-gallon pots	$25.00
From the Tulear District of Madagascar, this member of the E. milii group has felt-covered leaves with a hint of a red margin. The stems of this shrubby species are densely covered with spines. This form has more red highlights than the typical form. The flowers are yellow with red and green hints. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia horrida var. horrida 4-inch pots	$15.00
Euphorbia horrida is a short-columnar species that resembles a barrel cactus, and it tends to grow in the region between the Eastern and Western Cape Provinces of South Africa. It has many forms, and this one has stems that are grayish-green. The body does not tend to twist and the ribs have only modest undulations. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia horrida var. horrida one-gallon pots	$25.00
Euphorbia horrida is a short-columnar species that resembles a barrel cactus, and it tends to grow in the region between the Eastern and Western Cape Provinces of South Africa. It has many forms, and this one has stems that are grayish-green. The body does not tend to twist and the ribs have only modest undulations. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia horrida var. major 4-inch pots	$15.00
Euphorbia horrida is a short-columnar species that resembles a barrel cactus, and it tends to grow in the region between the Eastern and Western Cape Provinces of South Africa. It has many forms, and this one has stems that are grayish-green. The body does not tend to twist and the ribs have only modest undulations. These plants are offsets from the blue clone in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia horrida var. major 5-inch pots	$20.00
These plants come from material originally collected at Farm Stegmann northwest of Willowmore, Western Cape Province of South Africa. E. horrida is a relatively large, squat cylindrical species characterized by a blue-green color, numerous ribs, and stout purple spines along the ribs. Variety major is simply a larger form of the typical species. The cyathia are dark purple. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia horrida var. major one-gallon pots	$30.00
These plants come from material originally collected at Farm Stegmann northwest of Willowmore, Western Cape Province of South Africa. E. horrida is a relatively large, squat cylindrical species characterized by a blue-green color, numerous ribs, and stout purple spines along the ribs. Variety major is simply a larger form of the typical species. The cyathia are dark purple. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia horrida var. noorsveldensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from the Jansenville District of the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. Characterized by its tall stems that branch from the base, this subspecies has a gray epidermis with yellow-gray persistent peduncles. These are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia horrida var. noorsveldensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from the Jansenville District of the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. Characterized by its tall stems that branch from the base, this subspecies has a gray epidermis with yellow-gray persistent peduncles. These are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia horrida var. noorsveldensis one-gallon pots	$30.00
This species is from the Jansenville District of the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. Characterized by its tall stems that branch from the base, this subspecies has a gray epidermis with yellow-gray persistent peduncles. These are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia horrida var. striata 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Eastern Cape Province in South Africa, this form of Euphorbia horrida has columnar stems that are grayish-white. The ribs have undulations, and the stem is banded with grey-green stripes, giving the species its name. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia inarticulata 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, from the southern Arabian Peninsula, forms a large shrub with triangular, spiny branches. It is sparsely branched, which makes for an interesting looking plants, and the spines are infrequent. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia inarticulata 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from the southern Arabian Peninsula, forms a large shrub with triangular, spiny branches. It is sparsely branched, which makes for an interesting looking plants, and the spines are infrequent. The cyathia are yellow. Silly us, we once thought this species was rare, then we went to Yemen and found it all over the place. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia inarticulata one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species, from the southern Arabian Peninsula, forms a large shrub with triangular, spiny branches. It is sparsely branched, which makes for an interesting looking plants, and the spines are infrequent. The cyathia are yellow. Silly us, we once thought this species was rare, then we went to Yemen and found it all over the place. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia inconstantia 4-inch pots	$15.00
This columnar Euphorbia is from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. With its grey stems, 7-10 ribbed, the character that sets this species apart are the long, persistent peduncles that form grey spines. We have seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia inconstantia 5-inch pots	$20.00
This columnar Euphorbia is from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. With its grey stems, 7-10 ribbed, the character that sets this species apart are the long, persistent peduncles that form grey spines. We offer seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia inconstantia 5-inch pots	$20.00
This columnar Euphorbia is from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. With its grey stems, 7-10 ribbed, the character that sets this species apart are the long, persistent peduncles that form grey spines. We offer seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia inermis var. huttonae 3-inch pots	$10.00
From the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, this medusoid species has a thick spherical, flattened main stem with many stiff spineless branches from the periphery. The cyathia are yellow and quite fragrant. We’ve grown this species in the ground in Tucson for several years. These are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Euphorbia inermis var. huttonae 4-inch pots	$12.00
From the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, this medusoid species has a thick spherical, flattened main stem with many stiff spineless branches from the periphery. The cyathia are yellow and quite fragrant. We’ve grown this species in the ground in Tucson for several years. These are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia inermis var. huttonae 5-inch pots	$15.00
From the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, this medusoid species has a thick spherical, flattened main stem with many stiff spineless branches from the periphery. The cyathia are yellow and quite fragrant. We‘ve grown this species in the ground in Tucson for several years. These are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia inermis var. inermis (Addo NP, RSA) 2-inch pots	$10.00
From near Addo National Park in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, this medusoid species has a thick spherical, flattened main stem with many stiff spineless branches. The branches tend to have blunt tubercles. The cyathia are white and fragrant. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia inermis var. inermis 2-inch pots	$10.00
From the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, this medusoid species has a thick spherical, flattened main stem with many stiff spineless branches. The branches tend to have blunt tubercles, which is one way to recognize this species when compared with E. esculenta. The cyathia are white and fragrant. We‘ve grown this species in the ground in Tucson for several years, where it has withstood winter lows of 23F. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia inermis var. inermis 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, this medusoid species has a thick spherical, flattened main stem with many stiff spineless branches. The branches tend to have blunt tubercles, which is one way to recognize this species when compared with E. esculenta. The cyathia are white and fragrant. We’ve grown this species in the ground in Tucson for several years, where it has withstood winter lows of 23F. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia inermis var. inermis one-gallon pots	$45.00
From the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, this medusoid species has a thick spherical, flattened main stem with many stiff spineless branches. The branches tend to have blunt tubercles, which is one way to recognize this species when compared with E. esculenta. The cyathia are white and fragrant. We’ve grown this species in the ground in Tucson for several years, where it withstood winter lows of 23F. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia ingens (monstrose) 2-gallon pots	$50.00
These probably will look more like variegates than monstrose species, but however you want to term it, these are very interesting plants. Euphorbia ingens is the largest species in the genus, and these no doubt will attain a significant size as well. These are rooted cuttings in 2-gallon pots.
Euphorbia jansenvillensis 2-inch pots	$10.00
This species, from near Jansenville in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, has a small main stem united with tuberous root to form an underground structure from which the branches grow. The branches are cylindrical, jointed, and spineless. These dioecious plants have cyathia glands that are tubular. Although this species is very similar to E. tubiglans, we‘ve grown it outside in Tucson under a shrub for more than 8 years with little additional watering. This is one hardy Euphorbia, and we have offsets in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia jansenvillensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, from near Jansenville in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, has a small main stem united with tuberous root to form an underground structure from which the branches grow. The branches are cylindrical, jointed, and spineless. These dioecious plants have cyathia glands that are tubular. Although this species is very similar to E. tubiglans, we?ve grown it outside in Tucson under a shrub for more than 8 years with little additional watering. This is one hardy Euphorbia, and we have offsets in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia jansenvillensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from near Jansenville in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, has a small main stem united with tuberous root to form an underground structure from which the branches grow. The branches are cylindrical, jointed, and spineless. These dioecious plants have cyathia glands that are tubular. Although this species is very similar to E. tubiglans, we?ve grown it outside in Tucson under a shrub for more than 8 years with little additional watering. This is one hardy Euphorbia, and we have multistemmed offsets in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia kamponii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This tree, with its gray-green spineless branches, is from Madagascar. It is notable for the zig-zag pattern of its branches, as well as the fact that it is a dioecious species with purplish-red cyathia. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia kamponii one-gallon pots	$30.00
This tree, with its gray-green spineless branches, is from Madagascar. It is notable for the zig-zag pattern of its branches, as well as the fact that it is a dioecious species with purplish-red cyathia. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia keithii one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species is a tree in its native habitat in Swaziland. Its branches are 3-6 angled, bluish, and have confluent spine shields and paired dark spines. The cyathia are yellow-green. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia knuthii ssp. johnsonii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This subspecies is from Mozambique. It has a large tuberous root with many lax, variegated branches, like E. knuthii ssp. knuthii, but it does not produce rhizomes and the branches have 2 to 3 angles. When grown from either seedlings or cuttings, the plants have a single, albeit twisted, tuberous root crown. This is an excellent subject for bonsai culture as the plant endures severe pruning and it also makes a great hanging plant. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia knuthii ssp. johnsonii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This subspecies is from Mozambique. It has a large tuberous root with many lax, variegated branches, like E. knuthii ssp. knuthii, but it does not produce rhizomes and the branches have 2 to 3 angles. When grown from either seedlings or cuttings, the plants have a single, albeit twisted, tuberous root crown. This is an excellent subject for bonsai culture as the plant endures severe pruning and it also makes a great hanging plant. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia knuthii ssp. knuthii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, from Mozambique, Swaziland, and South Africa, has a large tuberous root with many lax, variegated branches. It is stoloniferous, producing twisted tuberous roots rather than a single tuber from either seedlings or cuttings. This is an excellent subject for bonsai culture as the plant endures severe pruning, and it also makes a great hanging plant. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia knuthii ssp. knuthii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from Mozambique, Swaziland, and South Africa, has a large tuberous root with many lax, variegated branches. It is stoloniferous, producing twisted tuberous roots rather than a single tuber from either seedlings or cuttings. This is an excellent subject for bonsai culture as the plant endures severe pruning, and it also makes a great hanging plant. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia lactea 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is one of the best of the tree Euphorbias, and although its origin has long been blurred, likely it originated in India or southeastern Asia. The branches are triangular, with paired dark spines and nice variegation that is prominent against the dark green stems. This species now is widely distributed in tropical regions and is common in cultivation. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia lactea 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is one of the best of the tree Euphorbias, and although its origin has long been blurred, likely it originated in India or southeastern Asia. The branches are triangular, with paired dark spines and nice variegation that is prominent against the dark green stems. This species now is widely distributed in tropical regions and is common in cultivation. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia lactea one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species is one of the best of the tree Euphorbias, and although its origin has long been blurred, likely it originated in India or southeastern Asia. The branches are triangular, with paired dark spines and nice variegation that is prominent against the dark green stems. This species now is widely distributed in tropical regions and is common in cultivation. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia lactea White Ghost 4-inch pots	$15.00
This variegated form of Euphorbia lactea is sometimes known as Grey Ghost. In this chimera, or two plants growing as one, the white part often over grows the chlorophyllus part, so no green shows in some branches. Our plants are grown only from cuttings. We have rooted cuttings available in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia laikipiensis 2-inch pots	$10.00
From the Laikipia District of Kenya, this low shrub forms a caudex that produces succulent stems. The stems are essentially round with widely spaced tubercles and spines. The cyathia are yellow and quite pretty. These plants tend to stay compact, even in the heat of Tucson. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia laikipiensis 2-inch pots	$10.00
From the Laikipia District of Kenya, this low shrub forms a caudex that produces succulent stems. The stems are essentially round with widely spaced tubercles and spines. The cyathia are yellow and quite pretty. These plants tend to stay compact, even in the heat of Tucson. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia laikipiensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Laikipia District of Kenya, this low shrub forms a caudex that produces succulent stems. The stems are essentially round with widely spaced tubercles and spines. The cyathia are yellow and quite pretty. These plants tend to stay compact, even in the heat of Tucson. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia ledienii 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, this species is a multibranched shrub closely related to E. caerulescens. The stems are variously angled and spiny, smaller in diameter than for E. caerulescens, and the cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia ledienii one-gallon pots	$25.00
From the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, this species is a multibranched shrub closely related to E. caerulescens. The stems are variously angled and spiny, smaller in diameter than for E. caerulescens, and the cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia lenewtonii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This little shrubby Euphorbia, known from only one locality in Tanzania, has green branches with some yellow highlights. In habitat, this species forms proliferous cushions; in Tucson, the stems become more elongate but the plants still are relatively compact. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia lenewtonii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This little shrubby Euphorbia, known from only one locality in Tanzania, has green branches with some yellow highlights. In habitat, this species forms proliferous cushions; in Tucson, the stems become more elongate but the plants still are relatively compact. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia leontopoda (Carter 866) 2-inch pots	$12.00
Our offering is Carter 866, which we previously listed as Euphorbia sp. nova aff. ballyi. This species, from the Mirsa Plateau of Somalia, is a shrub with spiny, grey-green branches that are 5-6 angled and deeply winged. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this rare species in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia leontopoda (Carter 866) 4-inch pots	$20.00
Our offering is Carter 866, which we previously listed as Euphorbia sp. nova aff. ballyi. This species, from the Mirsa Plateau of Somalia, is a shrub with spiny, grey-green branches that are 5-6 angled and deeply winged. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia leontopoda (Carter 866) 5-inch pots	$25.00
Our offering is Carter 866, which we previously listed as Euphorbia sp. nova aff. ballyi. This species, from the Mirsa Plateau of Somalia, is a shrub with spiny, grey-green branches that are 5-6 angled and deeply winged. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia limpopoana 5-inch pots	$20.00
We previously offered this plant as an undescribed species from Zimbabwe. Susan Carter recently placed it within the species E. limpopoana, described by her in 2000. It has square, yellow-green stems that are very spiny. These plants form a small caudex, and the plant branches from the base. The cyathia are yellow and cluster densely at the ends of the stems. These are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia louwii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This tufted shrub with many 5-7 angled branches comes from the Northern Province of South Africa. The epidermis is a pale blue, which makes this a very distinctive species among spiny Euphorbias. The spine shields are reddish and have five spines, which is also unusual. We offer rooted cuttings of this interesting species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia lukoseana 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species occurs near Lukose, Tanzania, which gives the plant its name. This small spiny shrub has some very interesting variegation on the branches. The 4 spines – two large lower ones and two smaller upper ones – are borne on prominent tubercles with a discontinuous, key-hole shaped spine shield. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia lydenburgensis (DMC 3209) 5-inch pots	$20.00
Euphorbia lydenburgensis is from the Mpumalanga region of South Africa. This form is from near Alverton (DMC 3209) and differs from the typical species. This shrub has four-angled branches that have short spines and yellow cyathia, and it forms an attractive addition to any greenhouse featuring Euphorbias. These are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia lyttoniana 4-inch pots	$15.00
Known from the town of Muden in KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa, this is a very nice variant that is related to E. pseudocactus. Selected from specimens in cultivation, this variant has many branched square and unarmed stems that are nicely variegated. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia lyttoniana 5-inch pots	$20.00
Known from the town of Muden in KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa, this is a very nice variant that is related to E. pseudocactus. Selected from specimens in cultivation, this variant has many branched square and unarmed stems that are nicely variegated. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia magnicapsula ssp. magnicapsula one-gallon pots	$30.00
This is one of the great tree Euphorbias from the Great Rift Valley of Kenya, extending into Tanzania and Uganda. In habitat, the trees reach 30 to 40 feet high, but our rooted cuttings are only about 6- to 9- inches tall. The flowers are the old standard Euphorbia yellow, but seed capsules are spectacular, as the name suggests, turning red when mature. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia mahabobokensis 3-inch pots	$10.00
This shrubby Euphorbia comes from a forested environment near Toliara, Madagascar. The plant has small spineless stems arising from a tuberous root, and it produces small leaves that are crowded around the stem tips. A dioecious species, the cyatha are small and yellow-green. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Euphorbia mahabobokensis 4-inch pots	$5.00
This shrubby Euphorbia comes from a forested environment near Toliara, Madagascar. The plant has small spineless stems arising from a tuberous root, and it produces small leaves that are crowded around the stem tips. A dioecious species, the cyatha are small and yellow-green. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia mahabobokensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This shrubby Euphorbia comes from a forested environment near Toliara, Madagascar. The plant has small spineless stems arising from a tuberous root, and it produces small leaves that are crowded around the stem tips. A dioecious species, the cyatha are small and yellow-green. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia mahabobokensis one-gallon pots	$30.00
This shrubby Euphorbia comes from a forested environment near Toliara, Madagascar. The plant has small spineless stems arising from a tuberous root, and it produces small leaves that are crowded around the stem tips. A dioecious species, the cyatha are small and yellow-green. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia mahafalensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Madagascar, this shrubby, spineless shrub has light green stems and lanceolate leaves. The cyathia are green, and the seeds are hairy. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia makallensis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from Ethiopia, makes a delightful container plant, staying relatively small with proliferous stems. Those stems branch repeatedly, forming large mounds up to 10-12 feet in diameter in nature but constrained by your pot size. The stems are square with small, paired, white spines, and the cyathia are yellow. We think this plant could be hardy in Tucson. The rooted cuttings are in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia malevola 4-inch pots	$15.00
This square-stemmed, branched, upright shrub is from Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Malawi. The epidermis is green and speckled with lighter green. The spines are paired and have a pair of prickles. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia malevola 5-inch pots	$20.00
This square-stemmed, branched, upright shrub is from Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Malawi. The epidermis is green and speckled with lighter green. The spines are paired and have a pair of prickles. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia malevola one-gallon pots	$25.00
This square-stemmed, branched, upright shrub is from Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Malawi. The epidermis is green and speckled with lighter green. The spines are paired and have a pair of prickles. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia mauritanica 5-inch pots	$20.00
This shrubby Euphorbia is not from Mauritanica; instead, it is common in southern Namibia and western and southern South Africa, where it can be a dominant feature on the landscape. The thin, green stems are similar to other spineless, shrubby Euphorbias, but what makes this species special on the landscape is the abundance of yellow cyathia in the spring, making the plant instantly recognizable from a distance. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia mayuranathani 2-inch pots	$10.00
One of the wonderful tree Euphorbias from India, Euphorbia mayuranathani is thought to be extinct in the wild. Readily grown from cuttings, we have this species available in several sizes. The stems, bright green, are obscurely angled, and the leaves are small and more or less circular. These rooted cuttings are in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia mayuranathani 5-inch pots	$20.00
One of the wonderful tree Euphorbias from India, Euphorbia mayuranathani is thought to be extinct in the wild. Readily grown from cuttings, we have this species available in several sizes. The stems, bright green, are obscurely angled, and the leaves are small and more or less circular. These rooted cuttings are in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia meloformis 2-inch pots	$10.00
Euphorbia meloformis is from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. The plants mostly have solid green bodies that more closely represent the average characteristics of the species than does GM 223B. Our plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia memoralis 2-gallon pots	$45.00
This species is found on one mountain range in Zimbabwe. The typically light yellow-green stems have 5-6 ribs with relatively small spines. Lateral stems tend to be fragile and easily broken. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 2-gallon pots.
Euphorbia memoralis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is found on one mountain range in Zimbabwe. The typically light yellow-green stems have 5-6 ribs with relatively small spines. Lateral stems tend to be fragile and easily broken. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia memoralis 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is found on one mountain range in Zimbabwe. The typically light yellow-green stems have 5-6 ribs with relatively small spines. Lateral stems tend to be fragile and easily broken. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia memoralis one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species is found on one mountain range in Zimbabwe. The typically light yellow-green stems have 5-6 ribs with relatively small spines. Lateral stems tend to be fragile and easily broken. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia meridionalis 4-inch pots	$12.00
From Kenya and Tanzania, this shrubby Euphorbia has thin, upright, bluish and square stems that are quite weak. The spines are singular and are forked at the tip. What makes this species special is that the cyathia is bright red, providing significant color in the spring. Related to E. fluminis and E. glochidiata, we offer rooted cuttings of E. meridionalis in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia meridionalis 5-inch pots	$20.00
From Kenya and Tanzania, this shrubby Euphorbia has thin, upright, bluish and square stems that are quite weak. The spines are singular and are forked at the tip. What makes this species special is that the cyathia is bright red, providing significant color in the spring. Related to E. fluminis and E. glochidiata, we offer rooted cuttings of E. meridionalis in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia micracantha 2-inch pots	$12.00
From the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, this species has a thick woody main stem that is crowned with many decumbent square stems. The beautiful, yellow-tinged spines are paired. This species is related to E. stellate (stems two angled) and E. squarrosa (stems three angled). These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia migiurtinorum 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Bari Region of Somalia, E. migiurtinorum has long, thin stems with paired spines. The stem is boldly marked with pale green and dark green stripes and dark brown spine shields. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia migiurtinorum 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Bari Region of Somalia, E. migiurtinorum has long, thin stems with paired spines. The stem is boldly marked with pale green and dark green stripes and dark brown spine shields. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia milii ‘antifakiensis‘ 4-inch pots	$15.00
This common Crown of Thorns is from Madagascar. This version was present in our nursery when we purchased the place, and we have no idea where Antifak is on that island, but we can verify that there isn‘t a species known as Euphorbia antifakiensis. The spiny branches, the yellow-white cyathia, and the dark green leaves make it clear that whatever this is it is part of the larger E. milii complex. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia milii ‘antifakiensis‘ 5-inch pots	$20.00
This common Crown of Thorns is from Madagascar. This version was present in our nursery when we purchased the place, and we have no idea where Antafik is on that island, but we can verify that there isn?t a species known as Euphorbia antafikiensis. The spiny branches, the yellow-white cyathia, and the dark green leaves make it clear that whatever this is it is part of the larger E. milii complex. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia milii ‘antifakiensis’ one-gallon pots	$25.00
This common Crown of Thorns is from Madagascar. This version was present in our nursery when we purchased the place, and we have no idea where Antafak is on that island, but we can verify that there isn’t a species known as Euphorbia antifakiensis. The spiny branches, the yellow-white cyathia, and the dark green leaves make it clear that whatever this is it is part of the larger E. milii complex. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia milii cv ‘White Lightning' 5-inch pots	$20.00
This cultivar, of Thailand origin, has relatively large leaves for a E. milii. The cyathia are small to medium size and white with light yellow centers. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia milii cv Fireworks 5-inch pots	$20.00
This cultivar has relatively large, variegated leaves for a E. milii. The leaves are tinged with yellow and red. The cyathia are yellowish with green streaks and splotches. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia milii cv Pink 5-inch pots	$20.00
This cultivar, developed in Thailand, has relatively large leaves for a E. milii. The cyathia are intermediate in size and are reddish pink. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia milii cv Somona 4-inch pots	$15.00
This cultivar, of Thailand origin, has relatively large leaves for a E. milii. The cyathia are small to medium size and creamy white with yellow centers. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia milii cv Thai Hybrid 5-inch pots	$20.00
This cultivar, of Thailand origin, has relatively large leaves for a E. milii. The cyathia are small to medium size and creamy red with red centers. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia milii hybrid (Wong 3) 4-inch pots	$15.00
This hybrid, created by Nathan Wong, is an extremely nice variant on the typical E. milii var. milii. This spiny shrub has green leaves tinged with red, and the cyathia are cream with yellow centers and generally are produced year-round. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia milii hybrid (Wong 3) one-gallon pots	$25.00
This hybrid, created by Nathan Wong, is an extremely nice variant on the typical E. milii var. milii. This spiny shrub has green leaves tinged with red, and the cyathia are cream with yellow centers and generally are produced year-round. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia milii var. duranii 4-inch pots	$15.00
Rauh raised this to the species level, but it appears to us to be part of the E. milii complex. From Madagascar, this many branched dwarf shrub has small green leaves and produces lots of small yellow-orange cyathia at the tips. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia milii var. imperatae 4-inch pots	$15.00
A publication technicality supposedly eradicates this as a valid species-variety, but the plant is very real. E. milii var. imperatae is the smallest of the E. milii group. This many branched dwarf shrub has small green leaves and produces lots of small red cyathia at the tips. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia milii var. longifolia 5-inch pots	$20.00
This common Crown of Thorns is from Madagascar. The plant has been in cultivation for so long that the exact source of the original plants can only be guessed as to the western side of the island. The spiny branches, the red cyathia, and the dark green leaves are well known to collectors and novices alike. This form has elongated leaves that vary considerably from the typical one. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia milii var. milii (bojeri) 4-inch pots	$15.00
These plants are a variant of the common Crown of Thorns is from Madagascar, reduced to synonymy. The plant has been in cultivation for so long that the exact source of the original plants can only be guessed as to the western side of the island. The spiny branches, the red cyathia, and the dark green leaves are well known to collectors and novices alike. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia milii var. milii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This common Crown of Thorns is from Madagascar. The plant has been in cultivation for so long that the exact source of the original plants can only be guessed as to the western side of the island. The spiny branches, the red cyathia, and the dark green leaves are well known to collectors and novices alike. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia milii var. milii fm. lutea 4-inch pots	$15.00
Euphorbia milii is from western Madagascar, but the species is cultivated worldwide. The typical species is a many branched shrub with dark-green deciduous leaves. Here, we offer fm. lutea, which is the yellow-flowered variant. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia milii var. milii fm. lutea 5-inch pots	$20.00
Euphorbia milii is from western Madagascar, but the species is cultivated worldwide. The typical species is a many branched shrub with dark-green deciduous leaves. Here, we offer fm. lutea, which is the yellow-flowered variant. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia milii var. milii fm. lutea one-gallon pots	$25.00
Euphorbia milii is from western Madagascar, but the species is cultivated worldwide. The typical species is a many branched shrub with dark-green deciduous leaves. Here, we offer fm. lutea, which is the yellow-flowered variant. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia milii var. roseana 5-inch pots	$20.00
From central Madagascar, this shrub is shorter than typical E. milii, and the leaves are a lighter green with a reddish margin. The cyathia are yellow-white to red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia milii x moratii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This is another beautiful hybrid created by Nathan Wong from Hawaii. This plant has the spotted leaves of E. moratii and the coral cyathia of E. milii. This extremely nice hybrid is available as rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia millotii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This small species from northwestern Madagascar has a woody tan stem with a crown of glabrous dark green leaves. What makes this special is the purple undersides to those leaves, which create a very attractive plant. The cyathia are yellowish pink and pendulous. Our plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia misera 5-inch pots	$20.00
Euphorbia misera is from Baja California and Sonora, Mexico, where it forms a small, gnarly shrub, particularly in coastal settings. A decidedly winter-growing species, E. misera earns its epithet from the sap, which will cause significant misery if rubbed in the eyes. The plants we offer are typically more than 12 inches tall from 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia monteiri 3-inch pots	$10.00
From southern Africa, ranging from Angola and Namibia across to northern South Africa, this shrub has succulent green stems with prominent leaf scars. The leaves are elliptical, light green, and borne on short petioles. The cyathia are red to purple. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Euphorbia monteiri 4-inch pots	$15.00
From southern Africa, ranging from Angola and Namibia across to northern South Africa, this shrub has succulent green stems with prominent leaf scars. The leaves are elliptical, light green, and borne on short petioles. The cyathia are red to purple. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia monteiri 4-inch pots	$15.00
From southern Africa, ranging from Angola and Namibia across to northern South Africa, this shrub has succulent green stems with prominent leaf scars. The leaves are elliptical, light green, and borne on short petioles. The cyathia are red to purple. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia neohumbertii 4-inch pots	$15.00
From western Madagascar, this species has a single stem marked with prominent white leaf scars and ridges armed with small to medium spines. The leaves are a velvety blue-green and the cyathia are a bright but dark red. We offer seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia neriifolia 4-inch pots	$15.00
When we first saw this plant, which obviously is one of the Indian succulent Euphorbias and comes from Maharashtra Province, we thought it was related to E. undulatifolia, a fantastic species of dubious natural origin. Singh (1994) describes one variant of E neriifolia with long black spines and longer tubercles, which roughly describes this species. The plants have relatively large leaves (smaller than E. undulatifolia) produced on growing tips. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia neriifolia 5-inch pots	$20.00
When we first saw this plant, which obviously is one of the Indian succulent Euphorbias and comes from Maharashtra Province, we thought it was related to E. undulatifolia, a fantastic species of dubious natural origin. Singh (1994) describes one variant of E neriifolia with long black spines and longer tubercles, which roughly describes this species. The plants have relatively large leaves (smaller than E. undulatifolia) produced on growing tips. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia neriifolia one-gallon pots	$25.00
When we first saw this plant, which obviously is one of the Indian succulent Euphorbias and comes from Maharashtra Province, we thought it was related to E. undulatifolia, a fantastic species of dubious natural origin. Singh (1994) describes one variant of E neriifolia with long black spines and longer tubercles, which roughly describes this species. The plants have relatively large leaves (smaller than E. undulatifolia) produced on growing tips. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia nivulea (variegated leaves) one-gallon pots	$30.00
Widespread in India, where it is used to create hedges, Euphorbia nivulea is distinguished by its green stems and large, obovate leaves. This version has yellow-white variegation in those leaves. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia nivulea 5-inch pots	$20.00
Widespread in India, where it is used to create hedges, Euphorbia nivulea is distinguished by its green stems and large, obovate leaves. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in the non-monstrose state. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia nubigena var. rutilans 4-inch pots	$15.00
From Angola, this tufted succulent has upright stems that have small, paired spines. What makes this species interesting are the cyathia, which are yellow and red. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia officinarum 4-inch pots	$15.00
From northern Morocco, this shrub consists of cylindrical, multiangled stems that are sparsely decorated with spines. The cyathia are red. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia opuntioides 2-inch pots	$10.00
From the Malanje District of Angola, this species is a low mat-forming species in habitat. We suppose this looks like an Opuntia, if you say so. It actually looks like a tiny padded Euphorbia, with blue-gray stems with paired spines on the margins. What is really impressive about this species are the striking red cyathia produced along the stems. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia opuntioides 5-inch pots	$25.00
From the Malanje District of Angola, this species is a low mat-forming species in habitat. We suppose this looks like an Opuntia, if you say so. It actually looks like a tiny padded Euphorbia, with blue-gray stems with paired spines on the margins. What is really impressive about this species are the striking red cyathia produced along the stems. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia pachyclada (B&L 719) 5-inch pots	$15.00
This species, B&L 719, is from the Bari Region of northeastern Somalia. With its upright succulent stems, this species forms small shrubs with yellow cyathia near the tips. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia parciramulosa 3-inch pots	$10.00
This species is endemic to Yemen. This sparsely branched tree species has 4-angled branches and short paired spines. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Euphorbia parciramulosa 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species is endemic to Yemen. This sparsely branched tree species has 4-angled branches and short paired spines. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia parciramulosa 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is endemic to Yemen. This sparsely branched tree species has 4-angled branches and short paired spines. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia parciramulosa 8-inch pots	$45.00
This species is endemic to Yemen. This sparsely branched tree species has 4-angled branches and short paired spines. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 8-inch pots.
Euphorbia parciramulosa one-gallon pots	$30.00
This species is endemic to Yemen. This sparsely branched tree species has 4-angled branches and short paired spines. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia perangusta 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Northwest Province of South Africa, this species is a shrub that typically branches and rebranches to form large clumps. The effect is a crown of variegated spiny branches that are very pretty. We have seedlings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia perangusta 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Northwest Province of South Africa, this species is a shrub that typically branches and rebranches to form large clumps. The effect is a crown of variegated spiny branches that are very pretty. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia perplexa 4-inch pots	$15.00
Larry Leach described this species, which naturally occurs in northern Zambia, in 1992, and Susan Carter identified it for us in an unmarked flat in our nursery. This spiny shrub is notable for the fact that the growing stems are purple and lined with small, triangular spines on the 4-angled branches. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia perplexa 5-inch pots	$20.00
Larry Leach described this species, which naturally occurs in northern Zambia, in 1992, and Susan Carter identified it for us in an unmarked flat in our nursery. This spiny shrub is notable for the fact that the growing stems are purple and lined with small, triangular spines on the 4-angled branches. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia persistens 2-inch pots	$10.00
This species, from southeastern Africa, is considered a form of E. clavigera, but we disagree. This species forms a thick underground caudex that produces a tuft of radiating blue-green branches. What makes this species distinctive are the markings on the branches, which have dark green half-circle spots all along the margins. Paired spines of irregular lengths decorate the margins as well. We consider this one of the best of the short-formed caudiciform Euphorbias. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia persistens 4-inch pots	$18.00
This species, from southeastern Africa, is considered a form of E. clavigera, but we disagree. This species forms a thick underground caudex that produces a tuft of radiating blue-green branches. What makes this species distinctive are the markings on the branches, which have dark green half-circle spots all along the margins. Paired spines of irregular lengths decorate the margins as well. We consider this one of the best of the short-formed caudiciform Euphorbias. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia persistens one-gallon pots	$35.00
This species, from southeastern Africa, is considered a form of E. clavigera, but we disagree. This species forms a thick underground caudex that produces a tuft of radiating blue-green branches. What makes this species distinctive are the markings on the branches, which have dark green half-circle spots all along the margins. Paired spines of irregular lengths decorate the margins as well. We consider this one of the best of the short-formed caudiciform Euphorbias. These plants are seedlings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia persistentifolia 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from Zambia and Zimbabwe, has tall, spiny stems with somewhat persistent obovate leaves. The 4-5 angled branches have a horny spine margin with rather stout and sharp spines. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia persistentifolia one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species, from Zambia and Zimbabwe, has tall, spiny stems with somewhat persistent obovate leaves. The 4-5 angled branches have a horny spine margin with rather stout and sharp spines. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia pervilleana one-gallon pots	$35.00
This tree Euphorbia is from central Madagascar, where it grows in a wide range of habitats ranging from alluvial plains to rock faces. It has lanceolate, glossy green leaves from a rather ordinary tree-branch type architecture. A dioecious species, small yellow cyathia are produced at the ends of branch tips. The seed pods look like they belong on an Uncarina, which is why some think this should be in a new genera. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia petraea 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species is from northeastern Uganda and grows on exposed rock outcrops. This densely-branched shrub has four-angled branches, and the cyathia are yellow. These are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia petraea one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species is from northeastern Uganda and grows on exposed rock outcrops. This densely-branched shrub has four-angled branches, and the cyathia are yellow. These are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia petricola 4-inch pots	$15.00
This mat-forming species is from southeastern Kenya, where it grows out of rock crevices. The narrow stems are spiny and a uniform green; the spine shields are T-shaped, which is diagnostic for this species. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia petricola 5-inch pots	$20.00
This mat-forming species is from southeastern Kenya, where it grows out of rock crevices. The narrow stems are spiny and a uniform green; the spine shields are T-shaped, which is diagnostic for this species. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia phosphorea 4-inch pots	$15.00
Euphorbia phosphorea is a shrub from Brazil consisting of green, unarmed stems branching from the base. The species has only ephemeral leaves and inconspicuous flowers. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia piscatoria 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species grows in coastal settings in Madiera, an island in the north Atlanta Ocean that is a part of Portugal. This spineless shrub has numerous graceful branches capped with linear-lanceolate leaves. The cyathia are a greenish-yellow. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia platyclada var. erecta 2-inch pots	$8.00
From Madagascar, this species has flat unarmed stems that are reddish brown and somewhat wrinkly. The plants are slow growing and form sprawling mats that obscure the stems. This is perhaps the most unusual form of a Euphorbia that we sell. Variety erecta has many upright stems, hence the name. We offer seedlings of this species in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia poisonii 4-inch pots	$30.00
This species, from tropical West Africa, has thick cylindrical pale gray stems, up to 6-feet tall, bearing tuft of recurved spathulate leaves at the tips. This species is similar to E. unispina and E. venenifica. Rare and seldom offered, we have seedlings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia polyacantha (rosenii) 5-inch pots	$20.00
This shrub from the Sudan and Ethiopia, has multiangled stems that branch above the base. Unlike the typical form of E. polyacantha, this version, no longer recognized as a subspecies, has few spines on the stem margins. Like the typical species, the stems are a very pretty gray-green, and the cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia polyacantha (rosenii) one-gallon pots	$25.00
This shrub from the Sudan and Ethiopia, has multiangled stems that branch above the base. Unlike the typical form of E. polyacantha, this version, no longer recognized as a subspecies, has few spines on the stem margins. Like the typical species, the stems are a very pretty gray-green, and the cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia polyacantha 4-inch pots	$15.00
This upright, spiny species, from the Sudan and Ethiopia, has multiangled stems that branch above the base. The stems are a very pretty gray-green, and the cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia polygona (GM 052) 4-inch pots	$15.00
These plants (GM 052) are from seed collected near Riebeck East, Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. Euphorbia polygona forms medium-sized, columnar stems that are green with a blue-grey cast and tend to spiral. The crowning spines tend to be reddish when growing. The plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia polygona (GM 459) 4-inch pots	$15.00
These plants are from material collected on Coega Kop, Eastern Cape Province of South Africa (GM 459). This form has short, columnar stems that are green with small soft spines. The crowning spines tend to be reddish when growing. These plants have a form near to what is called Euphorbia anoplia. These rooted cuttings are in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia polygona (GM 459) 5-inch pots	$20.00
These seedling Euphorbia polygona are propagated from material originally collected on Coega Kop, Eastern Cape Province of South Africa (GM 459). This form has short, columnar stems that are green with small soft spines. The crowning spines tend to be reddish when growing. These plants have a form near to what is called Euphorbia anoplia. These rooted cuttings are in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia polygona 4-inch pots	$15.00
Euphorbia polygona forms tall, columnar stems that are green with a blue-grey cast. The crowning spines tend to be reddish when growing. These seedlings are in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia polygona 8-inch pots	$45.00
Euphorbia polygona forms tall, columnar stems that are green with a blue-grey cast. The crowning spines tend to be reddish when growing. These seedlings are in 8-inch pots.
Euphorbia polygona one-gallon pots	$25.00
Euphorbia polygona forms tall, columnar stems that are green with a blue-grey cast. The crowning spines tend to be reddish when growing. These seedlings are in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia polygona var. exilis 5-inch pots	$20.00
These plants are from seed collected near Patensie, Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. Euphorbia polygona forms medium-sized, columnar stems that are green with a blue-grey cast and tend to spiral. The crowning spines tend to be reddish when growing. Variety exilis has much thinner stems than the typical species. The plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia polygona var. exilis 8-inch pots	$45.00
These plants are from seed collected near Patensie, Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. Euphorbia polygona forms medium-sized, columnar stems that are green with a blue-grey cast and tend to spiral. The crowning spines tend to be reddish when growing. Variety exilis has much thinner stems than the typical species. The plants are rooted offsets in 8-inch pots.
Euphorbia proballyana 4-inch pots	$15.00
This shrubby spiny Euphorbia, from Tanzania, forms dense, spiny plants. This species is known for its sharp spines and beautiful form. The 4- to 5-angled stems bear orange-red cyathia. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia proballyana one-gallon pots	$30.00
This shrubby spiny Euphorbia, from Tanzania, forms dense, spiny plants. This species is known for its sharp spines and beautiful form. The 4- to 5-angled stems bear orange-red cyathia. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia pseudoburuana 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Masai region of Kenya and Tanzania, this species has a woody caudex. Upright branches that are irregularly angled and very spiny arise from this caudex. The branches are gray-green with numerous constrictions, and the cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this interesting species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia pseudoburuana 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Masai region of Kenya and Tanzania, this species has a woody caudex. Upright branches that are irregularly angled and very spiny arise from this caudex. The branches are gray-green with numerous constrictions, and the cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this interesting species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia pseudocactus 5-inch pots	$20.00
Known from the town of Muden in KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa, this is a very nice species that we like a lot. It has nice variegated markings on its square spiny stems. We‘ve had this growing outside in Tucson for about 10 years, where occasionally it is frost-pruned. The yellow cyathia are pretty spectacular for us in springtime. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia pseudocactus 8-inch pots	$35.00
Known from the town of Muden in KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa, this is a very nice species that we like a lot. It has nice variegated markings on its square spiny stems. We’ve had this growing outside in Tucson for about 10 years, where occasionally it is frost-pruned. The yellow cyathia are pretty spectacular for us in springtime. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 8-inch pots.
Euphorbia pseudocactus one-gallon pots	$30.00
Known from the town of Muden in KwaZulu-Natal Province of South Africa, this is a very nice species that we like a lot. It has nice variegated markings on its square spiny stems. We‘ve had this growing outside in Tucson for about 10 years, where occasionally it is frost-pruned. The yellow cyathia are pretty spectacular for us in springtime. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia pseudoglobosa 4-inch pots	$15.00
As the epithet indicates, this species is very similar to Euphorbia globosa. These plants have nearly spherical to elongated yellow-green bodies that produce numerous tubercled branches that, in turn, produce non-persistent peduncles supporting cyathia. With time, the bodies clump, forming a globose mass. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia pteroneura 5-inch pots	$20.00
From southern Mexico, this shrub has upright, unarmed and light green stems with strange angled "wings." The cyathia are a light green. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia quadrangularis 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Kondoa District of Tanzania, this species has tall, square and spiny stems that are beautifully variegated. The cyathia are green with red borders. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia quadrilatera 5-inch pots	$20.00
Euphorbia quadrialata is a small tree from the Handeni District of northeastern Tanzania. The branches have good stem variegation, and the cyathia are white. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia quinquecostata (Kichich form) 5-inch pots	$20.00
The typical form of this beautiful tree Euphorbia is from northeastern Tanzania and southeastern Kenya, mostly in the subtropical regions on rocky hillslopes. These plants are propagated from material originally collected from Kichich Camp in the Mathews Range of central Kenya and are likely a subspecies of the typical form. The branches are 3-4 angled with wavy margins and near-continuous spine shields. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia reclinata (WY 1121) 4-inch pots	$15.00
From material originally collected in central Tanzania (WY 1121), Euphorbia reclinata is a shrubby spiny plant with wand-like stems that recurve, justifying its name. The cyathia are yellow, which is not too much of a surprise. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia reclinata (WY 1121) 5-inch pots	$20.00
From material originally collected in central Tanzania (WY 1121), Euphorbia reclinata is a shrubby spiny plant with wand-like stems that recurve, justifying its name. The cyathia are yellow, which is not too much of a surprise. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia regis-jubae 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Canary Islands of Spain, this shrubby, non-spiny species was once thought to be a subspecies of E. obtusifolia. Instead, this shrub has linear leaves borne near the tips of fine branches. The cyathia are a greenish-yellow color. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia regis-jubae 5-inch pots	$20.00
From the Canary Islands of Spain, this shrubby, non-spiny species was once thought to be a subspecies of E. obtusifolia. Instead, this shrub has linear leaves borne near the tips of fine branches. The cyathia are a greenish-yellow color. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia resinifera 3-gallon pots	$75.00
This mound-forming species from the Atlas Mountains of Morocco is frost hardy in Tucson. The stems are gray-green, and stem scars are typical for this species. The cyathia produced in the spring are yellow and numerous. These plants are rooted cuttings 3-gallon pots.
Euphorbia resinifera 4-inch pots	$15.00
This mound-forming species from the Atlas Mountains of Morocco is frost hardy in Tucson. The stems are gray-green, and stem scars are typical for this species. The cyathia produced in the spring are yellow and numerous. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia resinifera 5-inch pots	$20.00
This mound-forming species from the Atlas Mountains of Morocco is frost hardy in Tucson. The stems are gray-green, and stem scars are typical for this species. The cyathia produced in the spring are yellow and numerous. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia richardsiae ssp. richardsiae 4-inch pots	$15.00
This nice shrubby Euphorbia comes from Malawi. The branches are 4-5 angled with prominent teeth. The flowers are bright red and showy, at least for a Euphorbia. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia richardsiae ssp. richardsiae 5-inch pots	$20.00
This nice shrubby Euphorbia comes from Malawi. The branches are 4-5 angled with prominent teeth. The flowers are bright red and showy, at least for a Euphorbia. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia richardsiae ssp. robusta 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, from the Northern Province of Malawi, is a larger plant than E. richardsiae ssp. richardsiae. Growing to a taller height, the five-angled branches are stouter and have more spines. The flowers are bright yellow. These are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia richardsiae ssp. robusta one-gallon pots	$25.00
This species, from the Northern Province of Malawi, is a larger plant than E. richardsiae ssp. richardsiae. Growing to a taller height, the five-angled branches are stouter and have more spines. The flowers are bright yellow. These are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia robecchii 2-inch pots	$10.00
This species, which forms a small tree in the Acacia dominated plants of East Africa, ranges from Ethiopia to Tanzania. As this plant grows, the nature of the branches changes from 2-4-angled, which is what our seedlings are, to cylindrical branches. We offer seedlings of this species in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia robecchii one-gallon pots	$35.00
This species, which forms a small tree in the Acacia dominated plants of East Africa, ranges from Ethiopia to Tanzania. As this plant grows, the nature of the branches changes from 4-angled, which is what our cuttings are, to cylindrical branches. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia rowlandii 5-inch pots	$15.00
This species occurs on sandstone ridges in Kruger National Park, Republic of South Africa. It is a densely branched shrub with 5-7 angled, blue-green stems that are spiny. The cyathia are yellow. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia royleana 2-inch pots	$8.00
From the Suen Range of the Himalaya in India, this wonderful columnar species puts out large leaves in the summer. With time, this species forms a large shrub or small tree with open candelabrum branches. This plant is frost hardy in Tucson, taking only minor stem damage at 19F. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia royleana 3-inch pots	$10.00
From the Suen Range of the Himalaya in India, this wonderful columnar species puts out large leaves in the summer. With time, this species forms a large shrub or small tree with open candelabrum branches. This plant is frost hardy in Tucson, taking only minor stem damage at 19F. These plants are seedlings in 3-inch pots.
Euphorbia royleana 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the Suen Range of the Himalaya in India, this wonderful columnar species puts out large leaves in the summer. With time, this species forms a large shrub or small tree with open candelabrum branches. This plant is frost hardy in Tucson, taking only minor stem damage at 19F. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia rubrimarginata 4-inch pots	$12.00
From the border region between Ethiopia and Kenya, this Euphorbia is a densely branched shrub with spiny branches. Those branches are square, and the cyathia glands are dark yellow with red margins. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia rubrimarginata 5-inch pots	$15.00
From the border region between Ethiopia and Kenya, this Euphorbia is a densely branched shrub with spiny branches. Those branches are square, and the cyathia glands are dark yellow with red margins. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia rubrimarginata one-gallon pots	$25.00
From the border region between Ethiopia and Kenya, this Euphorbia is a densely branched shrub with spiny branches. Those branches are square, and the cyathia glands are dark yellow with red margins. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia rubrispinosa (SL 87-1572) 4-inch pots	$12.00
From Tanzania, this clump-forming Euphorbia has bright green stems with brownish-red spines. With time, the branches become tangled and dense. The cyathia are yellow, turning red with age. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia rubrispinosa (SL 87-1572) 5-inch pots	$15.00
From Tanzania, this clump-forming Euphorbia has bright green stems with brownish-red spines. With time, the branches become tangled and dense. The cyathia are yellow, turning red with age. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia rubrispinosa (SL 87-1572) one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Tanzania, this clump-forming Euphorbia has bright green stems with brownish-red spines. With time, the branches become tangled and dense. The cyathia are yellow, turning red with age. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia samburuensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the North-East Province of Kenya, this species has a thick, fleshy stem and sprawling (and we mean that) stems that are extremely thorny. One thing about those stems -- they are beautifully marked. This species makes a great hanging plant as long as it is out of harms way. These are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia saxorum 5-inch pots	$20.00
This easy-to-grow Euphorbia is from Kenya, where it grows on rock outcrops. This is a beautiful spiny subshrub with thin, sprawling stems that produce red cyathia. The effect of the red cyathia on the bright green stems is striking. These plants are rooted offsets in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia saxorum one-gallon pots	$25.00
This easy-to-grow Euphorbia is from Kenya, where it grows on rock outcrops. This is a beautiful spiny subshrub with thin, sprawling stems that produce red cyathia. The effect of the red cyathia on the bright green stems is striking. These plants are rooted offsets in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia scheffleri 2-gallon pots	$35.00
From East Africa, these plants are propagated from material originally collected near Namanga, Kenya. It is a treelike Euphorbia with large oblancheolate leaves that are quite attractive. Some consider this species to be synonymous with Euphorbia somalensis, indicating a potential wider distribution than just Kenya. These plants are rooted cuttings in 2-gallon pots.
Euphorbia scheffleri 5-inch pots	$20.00
From East Africa, these plants are propagated from material originally collected near Namanga, Kenya. It is a treelike Euphorbia with large oblancheolate leaves that are quite attractive. Some consider this species to be synonymous with Euphorbia somalensis, indicating a potential wider distribution than just Kenya. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia schinzii 4-inch pots	$15.00
This spiny, sprawling shrub is from the northeastern provinces of the Republic of South Africa, extending into Botswana and Zimbabwe. The plants have paired spines on the stems and produce yellow cyathia. Euphorbia schinzii is one endpoint in a group of shrubby Euphorbias and is taxonomically important. We offer this species as rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia schinzii 5-inch pots	$20.00
This spiny, sprawling shrub is from the northeastern provinces of South Africa, extending into Botswana and Zimbabwe. The plants have paired spines on the stems and produce yellow cyathia. Euphorbia schinzii is one endpoint in a group of shrubby Euphorbias and is taxonomically important. We offer this species as rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia schinzii one-gallon pots	$30.00
This spiny, sprawling shrub is from the northeastern provinces of South Africa, extending into Botswana and Zimbabwe. The plants have paired spines on the stems and produce yellow cyathia. Euphorbia schinzii is one endpoint in a group of shrubby Euphorbias and is taxonomically important. We offer this species as rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia schoenlandii 2-inch pots	$10.00
This columnar Euphorbia is from the Western Cape Province of South Africa. Most of the natural populations are gone because much of its habitat has been turned into vineyards. The stems are beautifully marked with conical tubercles, and persistent peduncles remain on the stems. The cyathia are yellow and very sweetly scented. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia semperflorens 5-inch pots	$20.00
Euphorbia semperflorens is from Angola. This really gnarly species, which seems as if it bears more scars than regular epidermis, is a work of art. Slow growing, this is a classic Euphorbia for the serious collector. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia semperflorens one-gallon pots	$30.00
Euphorbia semperflorens is from Angola. This really gnarly species, which seems as if it bears more scars than regular epidermis, is a work of art. Slow growing, this is a classic Euphorbia for the serious collector. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia septentrionalis one-gallon pots	$25.00
From Uganda and northern Kenya, this species is a dense, spiny shrub with thick, fleshy rootstock. The cyathia on these plants are yellow and cover the stems when the plant is happy. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia septentrionalis var. gamugofana 4-inch pots	$12.00
From southern Ethiopia, this subspecies of Euphorbia septentrionalis is a dense, spiny shrub with thick, fleshy rootstock. It has thicker stems and longer spines than the typical species The cyathia on these plants are yellow and cover the stems when the plant is happy. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia septentrionalis var. gamugofana 5-inch pots	$18.00
From southern Ethiopia, this subspecies of Euphorbia septentrionalis is a dense, spiny shrub with thick, fleshy rootstock. It has thicker stems and longer spines than the typical species The cyathia on these plants are yellow and cover the stems when the plant is happy. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia septentrionalis var. gamugofana one-gallon pots	$25.00
From southern Ethiopia, this subspecies of Euphorbia septentrionalis is a dense, spiny shrub with thick, fleshy rootstock. It has thicker stems and longer spines than the typical species The cyathia on these plants are yellow and cover the stems when the plant is happy. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia serendipida 4-inch pots	$15.00
From southern Kenya, this species comes from a highly restricted area that is now rapidly becoming a quarry. This spiny, shrubby Euphorbia has nice, erect stems that are attractively variegated. The paired spines are red to brown and up to a half-inch long. What is remarkable are the beautiful cyathia, which are like little red rubies. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia serendipida 5-inch pots	$15.00
From southern Kenya, this species comes from a highly restricted area that is now rapidly becoming a quarry. This spiny, shrubby Euphorbia has nice, erect stems that are attractively variegated. The paired spines are red to brown and up to a half-inch long. What is remarkable are the beautiful cyathia, which are like little red rubies. We offer rooted cuttings of this species in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia similiramea 4-inch pots	$12.00
This low species, from Tanzania and Kenya, has no caudex but instead stems arise from a tuberous root system. The thin stems feature spines on broadly triangular tubercles that are separated with no horny margin. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia sp. (Laikipia Plateau, Kenya) 5-inch pots	$25.00
This shrubby Euphorb, from the Laikipia Plateau of central Kenya, is somewhat similar to Euphorbia tescorum from more northerly regions, only it has four-angled stems. This undescribed species branches from the base, producing long, wand-like stems that are rather stout and variegated with darker green blotches. The cyathia are yellow. They are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia sp. (Laikipia Plateau, Kenya) one-gallon pots	$35.00
This shrubby Euphorb, from the Laikipia Plateau of central Kenya, is somewhat similar to Euphorbia tescorum from more northerly regions, only it has four-angled stems. This undescribed species branches from the base, producing long, wand-like stems that are rather stout and variegated with darker green blotches. The cyathia are yellow. They are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia sp. (Singida Province, Tanzania; ES 2119) 4-inch pots	$20.00
This plant is from Singida Province, Tanzania (ES 2119) but otherwise we know very little about it. It produces numerous wand-like spiny green branches. No doubt the cyathia are yellow or white. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia sp. aff. decaryi 3-inch pots	$12.00
This species has leaves like Euphorbia decaryi but they are light green in color. The cyathia are light yellow. We rooted offsets of this species in 3-inch pots.
Euphorbia sp. aff. gorgonis (GM 211) 2-inch pots	$10.00
This plant was originally collected by Gerhard Marx near Darlington Dam in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. This medusoid Euphorbia does not fit in the other species descriptions of this group, although it clearly has an affinity to E. gorgonis, a species that grows much farther west in winter rainfall areas of the Western Cape Province. We are offering it as an undescribed species. The cyathia are yellow. Our plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia sp. aff. gorgonis (GM 224) 2-inch pots	$10.00
Our offering is GM 224, from plants located near Boschfontein, a locality east of Crown Hill in South Africa. This small medusoid Euphorbia is densely branched and different from the typical form of E. gorgonis. These plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia sp. aff. immersa (L&H 10365) 4-inch pots	$15.00
From the vicinity of Hargeisa, Somalia, this appears to be a variant on Euphorbia immerse. This is a dwarf succulent shrub with slender branches and small spines (or no spines). The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia sp. monstrose 4-inch pots	$15.00
This little clump-forming plant is of unknown origin, but it appears to have an affinity for a number of South African species, including E. tubiglans, E. jansenvillensis, and E. polycephala. The medusoid head produces numerous small and short green, tuberculate branches. No doubt the cyathia are yellow or white. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia stellata 2-inch pots	$15.00
This Euphorbia has a woody caudex with crown of two angled, spiny variegated branches. As the name suggests, the branches radiate out from the caudex, and unless the caudex is raised the branches lay prostrate against the ground. These are spectacular seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia stenoclada ssp. ambatofinandranae 4-inch pots	$12.00
This beautiful tree Euphorbia is from Madagascar. An iconic element of the landscape, this tree has many stout branches arising from a central trunk. The stems of ssp. ambatofinandranae are typically blunt, not spiny, and the tree is much shorter. These plants are seedlings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia stenoclada ssp. ambatofinandranae 5-inch pots	$15.00
This beautiful tree Euphorbia is from Madagascar. An iconic element of the landscape, this tree has many stout branches arising from a central trunk. The stems of ssp. ambatofinandranae are typically blunt, not spiny, and the tree is much shorter. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia strangulata one-gallon pots	$20.00
This spiny, succulent shrub, from Angola, has thick, four-angled branches with confluent spine shields. The spines are gray, and the cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia submammillaris 3-inch pots	$10.00
This plant is from the Western Cape Province of South Africa, where it either is a species by some accounts or merely a form within the larger Euphorbia mammillaris – E. fimbriata complex. It differs from the typical E. mamillaris with its more elongated form, and it has gray-green stems that distinguish it from the typical E. fimbriata form. These plants are rooted cuttings in 3-inch pots.
Euphorbia subsalsa 4-inch pots	$12.00
This little, open-branched shrub comes from the Kunene River valley of northern Namibia and southern Angola. One of its strongest characteristics is the presence of two long spines and two prickles from the same point on the stem. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia subsalsa 5-inch pots	$15.00
This little, open-branched shrub comes from the Kunene River valley of northern Namibia and southern Angola. One of its strongest characteristics is the presence of two long spines and two prickles from the same point on the stem. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia subsalsa one-gallon pots	$25.00
This little, open-branched shrub comes from the Kunene River valley of northern Namibia and southern Angola. One of its strongest characteristics is the presence of two long spines and two prickles from the same point on the stem. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia subscandens 4-inch pots	$12.00
Euphorbia subscandens is a densely branching subshrub from northern Kenya. The stems are rhizomatous and are round and densely spined. In addition, the stems are beautifully variegated in purple-green and yellow mottling and striping. These plants are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia subscandens 5-inch pots	$20.00
Euphorbia subscandens is a densely branching subshrub from northern Kenya. The stems are rhizomatous and are round and densely spined. In addition, the stems are beautifully variegated in purple-green and yellow mottling and striping. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia sudanica 5-inch pots	$15.00
This succulent, many-branched scrub is native to Mali and generally grows among rocks. The stems round and bear small, paired spines, and lanceolate-ovate leaves with the tips eroded. The cyathia yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 6-inch pots.
Euphorbia susan-holmesiae 4-inch pots	$15.00
When we received these plants, this was supposed to be Euphorbia tortilis, one of the great tree Euphorbias from India and a species that tends to have spirally twisted stems. Problem is that these plants do not look like the typical E. tortillis. We now believe this is E. susan-holmesiae, named for the noted Euphorbia expert and a species closely related to E. tortilis. These have more and longer spines on the stems, and they do not spiral as tightly as the real species and have more slender stems. These are rooted cuttings in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia susan-holmesiae 5-inch pots	$15.00
When we received these plants, this was supposed to be Euphorbia tortilis, one of the great tree Euphorbias from India and a species that tends to have spirally twisted stems. Problem is that these plants do not look like the typical E. tortillis. We now believe this is E. susan-holmesiae, named for the noted Euphorbia expert and a species closely related to E. tortilis. These have more and longer spines on the stems, and they do not spiral as tightly as the real species and have more slender stems. These are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia susannae 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, from the Western Cape Province of South Africa, is mostly a winter grower but can also grow during the summer if treated carefully. Seedlings look like little knobby spheres about 1.5 inches in diameter. These will grow into a flat topped, tightly packed group of stems up to a foot in diameter. The species is dioecious, producing clusters of yellow cyathia. This species has become very rare in habitat. Our seedlings are ready to flower and offset in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia symmetrica 2-inch pots	$15.00
This species, which we keep separate from E. obesa, is from Kruidfontein northwest of Willowmore in the Western Cape Province. The stems are globular, light gray-green in color, and very squat body when mature. The species is differentiated from E. obesa by the multiple flower buds per node. Our plants are seedlings in 2-inch pots.
Euphorbia tanquahuete 5-inch pots	$20.00
From central Mexico, this is an unusual tree Euphorbia with peeling orange-bronze bark much like members of the genera Commiphora from Africa and Bursera from North America. The cyathia are light yellow in color. These plants are seedlings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia taruensis 4-inch pots	$15.00
This is one of the most unique of the shrubby Euphorbias, and it occurs in southeastern Kenya. It has essentially spineless yet variegated stems that spread by rhizomes. The cyathia are green and pale orange. These plants are rooted offsets in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia teixeirae 5-inch pots	$20.00
This tree Euphorbia is from Angola. It has light yellow-green stems that are 3-5 angled with few persistent leaves. The cyathia are green. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia teixeirae 8-inch pots	$45.00
This tree Euphorbia is from Angola. It has light yellow-green stems that are 3-5 angled with few persistent leaves. The cyathia are green. These plants are rooted cuttings in 8-inch pots.
Euphorbia teixeirae one-gallon pots	$30.00
This tree Euphorbia is from Angola. It has light yellow-green stems that are 3-5 angled with few persistent leaves. The cyathia are green. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia teke 5-inch pots	$25.00
This is a deep-forest tree from central Africa, ranging from Uganda down through northwestern Tanzania. It has 4-angled branches that produce large, obovate leaves. This plant needs warmth, a well-drained mix, and lots of water. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia teke one-gallon pots	$35.00
This is a deep-forest tree from central Africa, ranging from Uganda down through northwestern Tanzania. It has 4-angled branches that produce large, obovate leaves. This plant needs warmth, a well-drained mix, and lots of water. The cyathia are yellow. These plants are rooted cuttings in one-gallon pots.
Euphorbia tenuispinosa var. robusta 4-inch pots	$15.00
This species, from eastern Kenya, has a tuberous root with stems arising from near ground level. Those stems are toothed with stout paired spines. We offer plants that are cuttings that still form a caudex and are in 4-inch pots.
Euphorbia tenuispinosa var. robusta 5-inch pots	$20.00
This species, from eastern Kenya, has a tuberous root with stems arising from near ground level. Those stems are toothed with stout paired spines. We offer plants that are rooted cuttings that still form a caudex and are in 5-inch pots.
Euphorbia tenuispinosa var. robusta one-gallon pots	$25.