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Adenium thru Cyphostemma
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* = only advertised on the web site due to limited quantities
Adenium hybrid #7 NEW (APOCYNACEAE) - #8367 - 2"pot - $5.00 - Adenium obesum 'Black Ruby' x A. somalense v. nova, robust grower with shiny green leaves, forms thick caudex, branches well, 1¼"-1½" consistently dark red flowers with yellow throat, fast grower
*A. hybrid #9 NEW - #8368 - 2"pot - $5.00 - Adenium swazicum 'Crimson Star' x A. somalense v. nova, upright stems, moderate branching, nice caudex, long, thin light green leaves, variable but always nice dark red to dark pink flowers with dark throat
A. hybrid #10 - #8782 - 2¼"pot - $5.00 - we have another small batch of this excellent hybrid, these are (A. crispum x A. arabicum) F2 seedlings, they will form a massive conical caudex with multiple trunks, fairly narrow pointed dark green leaves, flowers are pinkish red with darker veins and dark nectar guides in the throat, this is a 3 year old from the first batch of seedlings
A. arabicum - #6860.3 - 3¼"pot - $6.00 - LARGER - #6860.4 - 4"pot - $8.00 - one of the largest above-ground species/varieties in this genus, nice fat seedlings make impressive specimen in time. Alas, the flower is small and pink
A. obesum - *#6827.3 - 3¼"pot - $6.00 - LARGER - #6827.6 - 6"pot - $12.00 - upright white stems with shiny dark green leaves with rounded ends, large pale pink to red and white flower, develops large underground caudex which can be raised
A. somalense (tree type) - #7570.2 - 2¼"pot - $4.00 - LARGER - #7570.6 - 6"pot - $12.00 - tall-growing form from Somalia, forms fairly thick trunk to 9' tall, bright red and white flowers in spring
A.somalense v. nova - #8113 - 2¼"pot - $4.00 - back in stock again, perky seedlings will develop branching above ground stem with long narrow leaves and thick underground caudex which can be raised for effect, bright red and white flowers in spring when mature, this is the pollen parent of these seedlings
A. swazicum - #5017 - 3¼"pot - $6.00 - thin white above ground stems, develops large root that can be raised, narrow fuzzy gray-green leaves, pink flower with darker center
Adromischus cristatus NEW (CRASSULACEAE) - #5020 - 2¾"pot - $4.00 - rosettes of fat hairy dark green leaves with wavy ends
Agave ferdinandi-regis (AGAVACEAE) - #7000 - 2¾"pot - $4.00 - seedlings from choice parents, forms 3' rosette of dark green leaves with thick black spines at tips
A. geminiflora - #5045 - 2¾"pot - $4.00 - thin flexible green leaves are round in cross-section and eventually form rosettes to about 2' in diameter
A. parryi v. huachucensis - #5657 - 2¾" pot - $4.00 - forms tight blue rosettes up to 4' wide, will tolerate down to 10F when mature
A. potatorum NEW - #7001 - 2¾" pot - $4.00 - seedlings of this variable species, short wide blue-green leaves, small dark teeth
Albuca namaquensis NEW (HYACINTHANCEAE) - #8167 - 2¾" pot - $7.50 - summer dormant bulb with slightly hairy shiny green leaves with spiral at the tips, scented yellow and green flowers
A. sp. "Augrabies Hills" - #8301 - 3¼"pot - $6.00 - shiny dark green bulb, narrow fleshy leaves, green and white flowers on short stalk, makes nice clusters
Alluaudia comosa NEW (DIDIERIACEAE) - #8555 - 5"pot - $10.00 - thin spiny branches from main stem, small dark green leaves, develops thick roots and main trunk
Aloe 'Doran Black' (ALOEACEAE) - #7007 - 3¼"pot - $6.00 - light green and white rosettes formed by thick leaves with odd rough texture, make pretty small clumps
A. haworthioides - #5076 - 2¾"pot - $4.00 - dwarf Madagascan species, rosettes of thin dark green leaves with soft white teeth, small orange flowers in spring have strong sweet fragrance
A. krapohliana v. dumoulinii NEW - #9051 - 2¾"pot - $4.00 - pretty small growing form of this species, thick upcurved blue-green leaves form rosettes growing to ~6", nice flowers
*A. marlothii - #5079 - 3¼"pot - $6.00 - large-growing species forms 3'-wide rosettes on short trunk with spiny blue-green leaves
A. variegata - #5085 - 2¾"pot - $4.00 - Partridge Breast Aloe, erect leaves with bold green and white pattern, will make large clusters, short spikes of red flowers
Aloinopsis rosulata (MESEMBRYANTHEMACEAE) - #7665 - 2¾"pot - $4.00 - low rosettes of fat brownish leaves from small tuberous root, golden flowers
*A. rubrolineata - #7841 - 2¾"pot - $4.00 - thick dark olive green tongue-like leaves form low rosette, 1" golden flowers with red midstripe
A. shooneesii - #7569 - 2¾"pot - $4.00 - round green leaves on top of thick taproot, golden flowers
Anacampseros retusa (PORTULACACEAE) - #8517 - 2¾"pot - $4.00 - compact rosettes of shiny dark green leaves form small clusters, pink flowers borne on short stalks open in afternoon
A. rufescens - #6779 - 2¾"pot - $4.00 - 2"+ rosettes of fat shiny purple/green leaves make small clusters, intense purple afternoon flowers in the summer
A. rufescens 'Sunrise' - #5001 - 2¾"pot - $4.00 - rosettes of yellow and pink leaves, turn greener in low light
Avonia buderiana (PORTULACACEAE) - #8392 - 2"pot - $4.00 - thin upright branching stems clothed in white papery scales, small yellow flowers at tips in late afternoon
A. lanuligera NEW - #9050 - 2¼"pot - $5.00 - low rosettes covered in dense gray hairs, pink flowers, make small clusters when mature
Beaucarnea gracilis (NOLINACEAE) - #8732 - 3¼"pot - $7.50 - uncommon neat species, thin green erect leaves from brown caudex, eventually grows quite large, develops fat round trunk with attractive fissured bark
B. recurvata - #5119 - 3¼"pot - $5.00 - Ponytail Palm, common Mexican species, nice fat bases with light green grassy tops
Bowiea volubilis (HYACINTHACEAE) - #8311 - ~1"bulb - $4.00 - nice seedlings of the "Climbing Onion", initially thin bright green fleshy leaves arise from shiny green bulb but then it produces a rambling green "vine" which is actually a modified flower stalk (all parts of this plant are poisonous if eaten)
Bursera fagaroides (BURSERACEAE) - #5662 - 6"pot - $10.00 - related to Frankincense, this Mexican species is among the nicer ones for bonsai, these are seedlings with already swelling trunks and beginning canopies, this will develop peeling bark, small green leaves in summer, makes attractive specimen in time
B. filicifolia - #8471 - 6"pot - $10.00 - related to B. hindsiana, white non-peeling bark, green leaves, these seedlings have been trimmed several time and have a nice canopy and a trunk that is beginning to swell
Caralluma acutangula (ASCLEPIADACEAE) - #8193 - 2¼" pot - $4.00 - (=C. russeliana) nice seedlings of one of the largest Stapeliads, 4-angled gray-green stems can grow to 2' tall, baseball-sized clusters of small foul-smelling almost black flowers when mature
*C. socotrana NEW - #5771 - 2¾"pot - $5.00 - thin light gray-green stems make rounded shrublet from single stem, intense rusty red flowers when larger with intense nasty smell
Ceiba parviflora (BOMBACACEAE) - #8591.6 - 6"pot - $15.00 - caudiciform Kapok tree from Mexico, thick root tapers to spiny trunk, trunk develops 6" long spines, good for bonsai, shiny green leaves
Ceraria fruticulosa (large leaves) (PORTULACACEAE) - #8432 - 3¼" potRC- $6.00 - fast growing clone with flat gray green leaves, stems eventually develop peeling brown bark and thick roots, can be trained as bonsai
C. fruticulosa (small leaves) - #8016 - 3¼" potRC - $6.00 - leaves much small than above and round in cross-section, stems are red-brown and develop peeling bark and thick roots, many small pink flowers
C. namaquensis - #8428 - 3¼" potRC - $6.00 - gray-green teardrop shaped leaves in clusters on white stems, eventually forms small shrublet with pealing white bark and thick roots which can be raised for effect
Commiphora abyssinica NEW (BURSERACEAE) - #8788 - 6"potRC - $15.00 - shiny green 3-lobed leaves, gray peeling bark - green underneath, fast growing, good for bonsai, one of the species used for "myrrh" production in Somalia but not the Biblical myrrh, nice branching plants, image of a specimen - closeup of bark
C. madagascarensis NEW - #8656 - 6"potRC - $15.00 - single leaves reminiscent of plum leaves, green with red vein, peeling gray-brown bark - green underneath, good for bonsai, nice branching plants, image of a specimen
Corallocarpus welwitschii NEW (CUCURBITACEAE) - #8898 - 2¼" pot - $4.00 - conical tan caudex when mature, fuzzy triangular light green leaves, orange-red fruit
Cyphostemma juttae NEW (VITACEAE) - #5007.4 - 4"pot - $8.00 - LARGER - #5007.6 - 6"pot - $15.00 - South African caudiciform, stout conical caudex with gray peeling bark when mature, large gray-green leaves fold like a taco shell in strong light
C. x 'Fat Bastard' - #8112 - 5"pot - $15.00 - back in stock again, this hybrid of questionable heritage whose mother was C. juttae and father is still a mystery forms a large tuberous root system which can be raised for effect and above ground stem with peeling bark, bright green 3-lobed leaves in summer, this is a 6 year old plant in a 2 gallon pot
* = only advertised on the web site due to limited quantities