Fan Aloe

The Fan Aloe, or Aloe Plicatilis, is an extremely branching, highly variable, and thus exceedingly unique plant. Growing as a multi branched shrub, or even a small tree, with specimens reaching 10’-15’ tall! Each stem has its own cluster of individual leaves that run linear to the next, resembling a fan. The leaves are of a green, almost blue color, with smooth edges. When flowering through the winter months each cluster of leaves shoots up its own flower spike. The more branches the specimen has, the more flowers it produces.

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Agave Gypsophila

The Fan Aloe, or Aloe Plicatilis, is an extremely branching, highly variable, and thus exceedingly unique plant. Growing as a multi branched shrub, or even a small tree, with specimens reaching 10’-15’ tall! Each stem has its own cluster of individual leaves that run...

Turquoise Landscape Rock

Adding rocks to a landscape design can be the missing touch in a garden. Landscape rocks add another dimension, allowing our eyes to wander to a new depth in the design. They also add texture and contrast. With the right rocks, the design can highlight colors and...

Sunburst Aeonium

Aeonium Sunburst varies a great deal from plant to plant. Some will grow on strong sturdy stems as singular plants, while others will produce many offsets and grow into unique character pieces. Even the variegation of each sunburst is different from plant to plant....

🌱Tillandsia and Driftwood: Creating Natural, Ready-to-Display Arrangements

Incorporating natural elements into plant displays is a simple way to create visual interest, bring texture into a space, and offer customers something beyond a traditional potted plant. For retailers, garden centers, interior plant designers, and other wholesale...

Why Drought-Tolerant Plants Are a Smart Wholesale Choice

If your business is in the landscaping, retail, or design space, offering drought-tolerant plants wholesale can set you apart. These water-wise plants are not only resilient and eco-friendly—they’re in high demand. At CGH Succulents, we specialize in providing...

Century Plants

A common misconception about agave is that they flower every 100 years. “The Century Plant” is the common name given to Agave Americana, and some of its variegated counter parts, Agave Americana Variegata, and Agave Americana Medio-Picta ‘Alba’ are just a couple. The...

The Millenium Dragon (Dracaena Draco)

Graptopetalum paraguayensis , or the "ghost plant", is a great, trailing, wandering, ground cover. We love the colors that this plant brings out in a design, complementing the blues, pinks, and purples that so many of the gorgeous succulents have to offer. Each plant...

Meet the Mangave ‘Praying Hands’

If you’re always on the hunt for that one plant that stops people in their tracks—something sculptural, easy to care for, and undeniably unique—then allow us to introduce the Mangave 'Praying Hands.' A rare and artful hybrid of Agave and Manfreda, this remarkable...

Contemporary Succulents

Contemporary gardens are becoming more and water wise and are more appealing for their easy-care. The gardens contain lots of stone, wood, and bold containers with architectural plants. The plants, not used as lushly, stand out even more. The clean lines of the...

Bring These Houseplants Outside for Summer Garden Decor

If you want your outdoor patio all decked out for summer (pun intended), you don’t have to rely exclusively on short-lived annual plants for bringing color to the scenery. A lot of your favorite houseplants can be brought outside the house for summer. Just like us,...

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