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 Euphorbia Tirucalli, or “Pencil Cactus”, is just an example of one the many architectural plants available. Succulents have a “perfect” nature about them. Symmetry and strong lines come to mind. A contemporary garden tends to show off these features more because they aren’t competing against each other, but are being highlighted in contrasting elements.

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Agave Attenuata ‘Ray of Light’

Variegation in plants is the appearance of different colors in the leaves. Typically these colors are white, or yellow, where the zones contrast the more common green foliage. The white, or yellow, variegation is from a lack of chlorophyl in the tissue of the plant....

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Just recently received two, beautiful, 20G Dasylirion Longissimum, the "Mexican Feather Grass" each with a foot plus of trunk.

Top-Selling Specimen Houseplants

Top-selling specimen houseplants are more than just oversized greenery—they’re instant bestsellers in retail garden centers, plant shops, and designer installs. These high-impact plants create statement moments for customers and strong margins for sellers. In this...

🌿 What to Do With Succulents: 7 Easy DIY Ideas You’ll Love

Succulents are more than just pretty plants—they’re the ultimate DIY stars. Low-maintenance, full of personality, and perfect for every level of plant parent, succulents can be styled in countless creative ways. Whether you're decorating your space or looking for fun...

Aeonium Cyclops

Why do you think they call it this Aeonium Cyclops? We think it’s because this hybrid cross of Aeonium Zwartkop and Undulatum grows solitary and uniquely purple with a soft green center. During the winter growing months the leafs will open up and become more green,...

Aloe Hybrid Sunset at sunset

As promised, a photo of the Aloe Hybrid Sunset at Sunset. There are well over 500 cultivars of aloe, many of which are recent hybrids, and more often than not, we the growers, can’t tell them apart. But this aloe, Hybrid Sunset, is a remarkable hybrid. Kelly Griffin,...

Sempervivum (Houseleeks) (Hens and chicks)

Sempervivum, aka Houseleeks, and Hens and Chicks, have been known and written about for thousands of years. These succulents are native to the mountains of Europe and the Mediterranean. They were once considered sacred in ancient mythology of the Nordics and Romans....

Carunculations (Echeveria Etna)

Named after the most active and violent volcano in all of  europe. Sicily’s Mt. Etna has been active for over a million years and is still erupting today. The word ‘etna’ is derived from the phoenician word meaning “furnace”. This particular echeveria is not the first...

Top-Selling Plants: Employee Picks You Should Be Stocking

When it comes to choosing the right plants for your inventory, no one knows what’s trending better than the people who live and breathe greenery every day—our plant buyers. We asked our in-house experts to share their current favorites, and their selections are not...

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