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Argentine Echeveria are a fast growing succulent which can grow up to 50cm tall and 25cm wide. This variety is easily characterised by its large rosettes of bright green, spoon-shaped leaves. The red to pink coloured margins become more vibrant in the extremes of summer and winter and accentuate the natural curves of the large florets.
A frosted puffball of cuteness, Arizona Snow Cap is a compact cactus covered in soft white spines — the desert’s version of snow.
The Aura Cactus, also known as the Golden Rat Tail, is a stunning and fast-growing succulent with thick, fleshy columnar stems that are lined with sharp and bristly spines. This…
The Hoya genus has around 200 species with seven occurring right here in Australia, including the aptly named Hoya Australis, which is known as “Common Waxflower” or “Waxvine”. An aromatic…
This popular ornamental groundcover originates from South Africa. A powdery blue low-growing dwarf succulent featuring cylindrical blue-green and often dramatically red-tipped leaves, it is semi-trailing and rapidly grows to form…
Pretty, easy care spreading evergreen succulent with cylindrical blue chalk-stick shaped leaves. Rosettes up to 30cm in diameter form from bluish-green leaves which can turn a gorgeous light pink if…
The Baby Chalk Stick is romantically also known as “String of Tears”, this cluster-forming succulent has both trailing and erect stems and is therefore appreciated for its scrambling tendency. However…
Plush, trailing, and totally pettable (but maybe don’t), Donkey’s Tail tumbles gracefully over pot edges with juicy, blue-green beads. A hanging basket icon.
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Also known as “Succulent Swedish Ivy” and “Pillow Plant”, this tiny perennial succulent is native to South Africa and is popular as an ornamental foliage. Growing up to 20cm tall,…
This flowering evergreen perennial plant is also known as Pepperface Plant and comes from a genus with more than 1000 species. Growing up to 30cm tall, it is an ornamental…
Babys Tears is a pretty, delicate sprawling succulent ground cover. A low-growing perennial or annual, it features thin reddish brown stems, masses of tiny, thick, flat hairy leaves of pale…
The Baker Aloe, also known as Dwarf Aloe or Aloe bakeri, is a stunning succulent that is beloved for its delicate form and multi-colored foliage. This plant produces long, thin…
Popular for its geometric, traditional cactus-like appearance, this south American native has about 50 species in its family ranging from tiny globose plants to columnar cacti. Always heavily ribbed, it…
Also called “White Sansevieria” or “White Stripped Snake Plant”, this African native is regarded as rare and unusual and is prized for its wide, dark green leaves which feature distinctive…
A highly collectible variety of succulent “bonsai”, this distinctive plant is listed as critically endangered in the wild but is increasingly popular with cactophiles and bonsai growers. A dwarf, cushion-forming…
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…
