Ebracteola thru Ledebouria
RC = rooted cutting
* = only advertised on the web site due to
limited quantities
Ebracteola
wilmaniae (MESEMBRYANTHEMACEAE) - #8375 - 3¼"pot - $6.00 -
thin upright bluish leaves form clusters, large light pink flowers
Erythrina
flabelliformis (FABACEAE) - #5358.3 - 3¼"pot - $6.00 - Coral Bean
from Arizona, forms large underground caudex, light green leaves, spikes of bright red
flowers when mature
Euphorbia
bupleurifolia (EUPHORBIACEAE) - #5370 - ¾"-1" seedling -
$4.00 - brown stem looks a bit like a pineapple, produces long light green leaves making
it look like a palm tree
E. decaryi v. decaryi - #5384 - 4"pot -
$8.00 - nice seedlings of this low growing species, succulent green leaves with wavy
edges, makes nice clusters but doesn't sucker like v. spirosticha
E. fruticosa - #5391 - 3¼"pot -
$6.00 - thick upright blue-green stems with small paired spines, many small yellow cyathia
in late winter, make a good grafting stock, also make large attractive clusters
*E. genoudiana
- #8374 - 4"pot - $8.00 - related to E. milii, this species makes a branched
shrublet, spiny grayish stems, narrow green leaves, small green bracts
SOLD OUT E. gottliebii NEW - #8154 -
2¾"pot - $7.50 - small spiny branching shrublet with gray skin, long thin gray-green
leaves, sprays of cyathia with bright red bracts
E. horrida - #8881 - 3¼"pot -
$6.00 - don't know if this has a varietal name, but it is an attractive clone, upright
green body with lots of dark red spines, clusters heavily from base
E. horrida v. striata - #5413 -
2¾"pot - $4.00 - round whitish stem with sharp ribs can grow to 6" wide and
more than a foot tall, makes large cluster as well
E. meloformis v. macrodiscus ES3459 -
#8675 - 2¾"pot - $5.00 - from Peddie, RSA, low dark green stem with lighter bands,
grows more than 3½" wide and doesn't offset readily
E. milii 'Lemon Drops' NEW - #8023 -
3¼"pot - $6.00 - small growing hybrid make heavily branched shrublet to 18",
dark green leaves, sprays of cyathia with light yellow bracts
E. obesa NEW - we are currently offering sexed individuals of this
species - round stems are shortly columnar and solitary when mature, the skin is rough,
light green and develops a pattern of purplish bands in strong light, cyathia are borne
singly at the nodes
E. obesa (female) - #5672 - 2¼"pot
- $4.00
E. obesa (male) - 5673 - 2¼"pot -
$4.00
E. obesa hybrid - #6903 - 2¼"pot -
$4.00 - we use this hybrid as a grafting stock for E. obesa crest, light green body, will
cluster from sides, tall growing
E. suzannae - #6796 - 3¼"pot -
$6.00 - neat green stems, like a little round burr, will form large clusters
E. symmetrica NEW - we are currently offered sexed individuals of this
species - low dark green stem with few markings, tends to remain round and not columnar in
age, can offset, forms 3 cyathia per node when mature
E. symmetrica (female) - #9048 -
2¼"pot - $4.00
E. symmetrica (male) - #9049 -
2¼"pot - $4.00
Faucaria tigrina
NEW (MESEMBRYANTHEMACEAE) - #5778 - 2¾"pot - $4.00 - pairs of
leaves look like jaws with large soft teeth on the margins, large yellow flowers in summer
F. tigrina (Beiruts Kloof) - #8211 -
3¼"pot - $6.00 - from Beiruts Kloof, pairs of leave look like jaws with stout soft
teeth on the margins
Fenestraria
rhopalophylla (MESEMBRYANTHEMACEAE) - #6951 - 2¾"pot - $4.00 -
Baby Toes, clusters of light green leaves with clear windowed ends, these are not pure
blooded and have either white or yellow flowers
Fockea edulis
(ASCELPIADACEAE) - #7062 - 2¼"pot - $4.00 - vining stems with green leaves
from warty white tuberous caudex which can grow quite large
in time, making an attractive specimen
Fouquieria
burragei (FOUQUIERIACEAE) - #8199.3 - 3¼"pot - $6.00 - LARGER -
#8199.4 - 4"pot - $8.00 - from S. Baja, low branching gray/brown stems with stout
spines, bluish leaves in summer, white flowers when mature
F. diguettii - #7624.3 - 3¼"pot
- $6.00 - LARGER - #7624.6 - 14"-18" tall - $15.00 - from Baja,
large-growing species, gray/brown stems with long sharp spines, green leaves in summer,
red flowers when mature
*F. formosa -
#8836 - 7"pot - $15.00 - thickening main trunk on seedlings with a few branches,
stout stems, develops orange to yellow peeling bark
Gasteria
baylissiana (ALOEACEAE) - #8267 - 2¼"pot - $4.00 - fat mottled
dark green leaves with rough texture, makes pretty cluster in time
G. 'Little Warty' - #8011 - 2¾"pot
- $4.00 - nice rough leaves with light and dark green markings, makes pretty clusters
Glottiphyllum
aff. longum NEW (MESEMBRYANTHEMACEAE) - #9052 - 2¾"pot -
$4.00 - low rosettes of long shiny dark green flaccid leaves, large bright yellow flowers
Graptopetallum
bellum NEW (CRASSULACEAE) - #5667 - 2¾"pot - $4.00 - (=Tacitus
bellus) low blue-green rosettes form small clusters, sprays of bright pink flowers in late
spring
*Haworthia
emelyae v. multifolia (ALOEACEAE) - #7122 - 2¾"pot - $4.00 -
tight rosettes of light green leaves, small windowed leaf tips
H. 'Manda's Hybrid' NEW - #7179 -
2¾"pot - $4.00 - light green rosette of upright pointed leaves
H. mirabilis v. mirabilis - #7141 - 2¾"pot - $4.00
- dark green rosettes with stout windowed leaves, this clone forms large clumps
*H. truncata NEW - #6793 - 3¼"pot - $7.50 - dark
green leaves have flattened windowed tips and form fans, hard to find and very neat
Hereroa dyeri
(MESEMBRYANTHEMACEAE) - #7184 - 3¼"pot - $6.00 - fleshy green leaves form
short shrublet, leaves reminiscent of antlers, many yellow flowers in summer
*Huernia macrocarpa v.
schweinfurthii (ASCLEPIACACEAE) - #8808 - 2¼"pot - $4.00 -
upright finger-thick green stems blush purple as they age, ½" rusty red flowers born
at soil level in clusters for much of the summer
Ibervillea
sonorae v. penninsulae (CUCURBITACEAE) - #7191 - 3¼"pot -
$6.00 - tuberous root tapers into conical above-ground caudex which bears vines with
gray-green leaves, sexes on separate plants, small yellow flowers, large orange fruit, picture of
mature specimen
Idria columnaris
(FOUQUIERIACEAE) - #6743.3 - 3¼"pot - $5.00 - Boojum Tree from Baja, CA, odd
plant starts with pencil-thick stem which produces thin, leafy, spiny side branches, main
trunk becomes stout and conical in time like upside-down white carrot
Jatropha cuneata
(EUPHORBIACEAE) - #7196 - 6" pot - $10.00 - flexible white stems from thick
roots, small plump green leaves drop in winter, can be grown as bonsai
J. podagrica - *#7198.3
- 2¾"pot - $5.00 - LARGER NEW - #7198.6 - 5"pot -
$10.00 - fleshy white stem is club-shaped when young eventually branching into small
shrublet, large dark green leaves, clusters of small bright red flowers, from Brazil
Kalanchoe
blossfeldiana NEW (CRASSULACEAE) - #9053 - 2¾"pot - $4.00 - nice
cultivar, compact dense branching, green leaves with bronze highlights in bright light,
bright pink flowers
K. thyrsifolia - #6926 - 3¼"pot -
$6.00 - fleshy flat light green leaves with white covering are held upright, leaves blush
red in bright light and in the fall (may actually be K. luciae)
Kedrostis
africana (CUCURBITACEAE) - #8783 - 2¼"pot - $4.00 - seedlings
with small carrot-shaped caudex that eventually grows to 6" wide or more, vines with
small dissected green leaves, small orange fruit
Ledebouria
socialis NEW (HYACINTHACEAE) - #5779 - 2¾"pot - $4.00 - (=Scilla
violacea) clusters of teardrop shaped purple bulbs, speckled gray-green leaves, spikes of
green and pink flowers
* = only advertised on the web site due to
limited quantities