The Afterglow is a unique and striking plant, growing very well in full sun. The short, pink, rosette forming leaves will gain a soft powdery coating adding to their ‘glowing’ appearance. A relatively quick grower in the spring and summer, but very slow through the colder winter nights.
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Euphorbia Tirucalli ‘Pencil Cactus’
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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...
Snake Plants: The Perfect Houseplants For Lazy People
Before you impulse-buy that snake from the exotic reptiles store in pursuit of a cool new hobby, hear us out: indoor plants are a way more low-maintenance alternative. A snake would be awesome and all, but let’s face it, they’re a lot of work, and you forgot a pizza...
Sedum Morganium (Donkey’s Tail)
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5 Succulents That Grow Really Tall, Really Fast!
Teeny tiny succulents are cute and all, but sometimes you want something that grows really tall, really fast, and makes a big style statement. For maximum color and visual interest, without having to wait around for years to see major growth, opt for succulents that...
Understanding Dracaena: A Wholesale Favorite 🌿
When it comes to adding greenery, texture, and visual interest to a plant collection, Dracaenas offer plenty of possibilities. With their distinctive foliage, varied growth habits, and unique silhouettes, these plants continue to be a versatile choice for retailers,...
Aeonium Cyclops
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Echeveria Lola
Slow growing, highly collectible, iridescent color, great container accent, easily one of the most sought after echeveria we grow. Not many succulents are white, but a white echeveria like ‘lola’ can work in almost an arrangement. Lola, a hyrbid of Dick Wright,...
