Large Succulents
Wide, pale green, spineless leaves form interesting clumping rosettes. Mature plants produce a striking, recurving bloom stalk covered with small, densely packed flowers. Younger rosettes form at the base.
Striped foliage that isn't very sharp!
A few examples of many drought tolerant subspecies. A must have in any desert landcape!
Does well with or without irrigation once established! Flowers are beautiful!
Variegated Torch Aloe :)
Does well with or without irrigation once established! Flowers are beautiful!
Give it some space and enjoy this wonderful plant!
Starts out small, but will get very large in time!
This plant can get quite large and is drought tolerant.
Beautiful aloe that grows 8-10 feet.
Beautiful slow growing Aloe that does well in full sun and/or in a pot.
This amazing plant is slow growing but looks very unique. Does well in part sun in southern California.
Slow growing and unique looking, but will get very large.
*Drought Tolerant
An amazing and unique looking specimen plant. Be aware that the sap is very harmful to human skin and eyes.
Slow growing succulent that will get large and could eventually grow into a natural fence.
*Red Pencil Tree is an amazing looking plant. Be careful when pruning this plant, the sap can irritate your skin and if it gets into the eyes, it can cause irreversible damage!
Agave vilmoriniana (Octopus Agave)