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Beestong is a low-growing stemless succulent growing 9-23cm tall and 7-23cm wide. Native to South Africa, the name “beestong” comes from the Afrikaans word for cattle tongue and describes the…
This succulent is related to the aloe family and is native to the western cape of South Africa where tribal beliefs ascribe it magical healing properties. It is a stemless…
Also called Sharkskin Gasteria or Black Gasteria. A perennial succulent from the South African genus of fairly rare, aloe-like Gasteria, which now number around 24 species cultivated for sale as…
Deers Tongue is an attractive small stemless succulent which can tolerate shade well, making them a great houseplant. Features slender dark green stems densely covered with knobbly white warty-looking spots….
Dune Gasteria are related to aloe, with around 20 species native to southern Africa. A small perennial shade-loving succulent with dark green leaves covered in small lumpy white dots, and…
One of the smallest of the Gasterias, whose genus name derives from the Latin for stomach, referring to the shape of the flowers. Quite rare, this miniature perennial succulent has…
Gasteria Armstrong is a rare, aloe-like dwarf succulent featuring spiral rosettes varying from 2cm high to half a meter tall. Usually grown for its decorative foliage, it has long, dark…
The hallmark of this plant is its interesting foliage. A clumping, mounding succulent, it is stemless, with basal leaves forming rosettes. Leaves are sliver grey to lime green, plump, fleshy,…
Knoppies Gasteria is a charming little species native to South Africa where traditional medicinal use has made it quite rare. Nearly stemless, it is a rosette succulent that grows to…
This very attractive, dwarf species of succulent makes an excellent easy-care potplant. Slow-growing, it bears rounded clusters of greyish-green, very succulent fleshy leaves with a rough, granular texture that form…
Adorable plant, perfect for beginners as it is very easy care. Reaching only about 13cm high and 10cm wide, this plant features broad, fleshy, oval leaves that are striped in…
One of the smallest of the Gasterias, whose genus name derives from the Latin for stomach, referring to the shape of the flowers. Quite rare, this miniature perennial succulent has…
Gasterias are a group of South African succulents closely related to aloes and Haworthias and all now classified in the asphodel family, a breakout from the bulging lily family. An…
Gasterias are a group of South African succulents closely related to aloes and Haworthias and all now classified in the asphodel family, a breakout from the bulging lily family. An…
The Toad Plant, Gasteria batesiana barberton, is a unique and quirky succulent that is sure to catch the eye of any plant lover. With its distinctive, warty appearance and interesting…
