Aloe microstigma FLOWERING SUCCULENT.

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Aloe microstigma is a medium size aloe from South Africa that can reach a height of about 24 inches. The incurved leaves are arranged in rosettes and are blue-green but can turn reddish brown during drought or very dry periods. Microstigma means 'very small spot' and conspicuous white spots appear on the leaves, which contrast well with the reddish teeth along the margins.

Beaucarnea (Nolina) guatemalensis RED PONYTAIL PALM.

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The Red Ponytail Palm leaves emerge bright red turning a bright green as they mature. It is very similar in appearance to B.recurvata but it is slower growing and hardier. Plants are most commonly single trunk with a huge swollen base topped with bright green leaves that spiral down from the central crown. The leaves grow to 6 feet long but are only about inch wide. Plants will usually grow to 6-8 feet tall when in containers. When planted outdoors the ponytail palm can grow slowly to 30 feet high with a base that is 12 feet across. Native to semi-desert regions of Guatemala it is hardy to about 20 F degrees, but will survive lower.

Beaucarnea (Nolina) recurvata PONYTAIL PALM.

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Beaucarnea recurvata - The Ponytail Palm is the most widely grown of the genus. They commonly are single trunk with huge swollen base topped with bright green leaves that spiral down from the central crown. The leaves grow to 6 feet but are only about inch wide. Plants will usually grow to 6-8 feet tall when in containers. When planted outdoors the ponytail palm can grow slowly to 30 feet high with a base that is 12 feet across. Native to semi-desert regions of Southeastern Mexico and is hardy to about 20 F degrees.

Beaucarnea (Nolina) stricta PONYTAIL PALM.

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Produces a head of ½ inch wide, 2 foot long blue-green strap-like leaves that are stiffer and straighter than B.recurvata. Container plants will usually grow to 6-8 feet tall, commonly single trunk with huge swollen base. When planted outdoors B.stricta can grow slowly to 15 feet high with a base that is 12 feet across. Native to Central Mexico and is hardy to about 23 F degrees.

Bizarre - Unique MADAGASCAR PALM (Pachypodium lamerei).

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Bizarre and beautiful the Pachypodium lamerei is a must have for any plant collection. This very unique and palm-like tropical succulent from Madagascar is very easy to grow. It makes a bold statement when planted in the landscape, but works equally as well as patio or houseplant.

Bizarre Purple Leaf MADAGASCAR PALM Pachypodium geayi.

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Bizarre and beautiful the Pachypodium geayi is a must have for any plant collection. This very unique and palm-like tropical succulent from Madagascar is very easy to grow. It makes a bold statement when planted in the landscape, but works equally as well as patio or houseplant.

Dasylirion acrotriche GREEN DESERT SPOON.

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Dasylirion acrotriche grows to 4-5 feet tall and wide, forming a dense rosette of green foliage. Over time it develops a stout short trunk. The leathery 2 to 3 foot long, ½ inch wide leaves have teeth along the margins and a spoon-shaped base that gives the plant its name. Desert spoon produces a narrow 9 to 15 foot-tall stalk covered with thousands of tiny greenish-yellow flowers. It is very similar to Dasylirion wheeleri, but has green foliage and faster growth. Dasylirion acrotiche is native to central Mexico and hardy to around 20°F, USDA Zone 8.

Dasylirion longissimum MEXICAN GRASS TREE Sotol.

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Dasylirion longissimum is a spectacular accent plant and great selection for high-traffic areas such as walkways and near entries. This grass-like plant does well in containers, and its symmetrical form provides a striking focal point. Its thin, stiff green leaves are completely unarmed, and have smooth edges. Eventually, its single trunk can grow to 6-10 feet, topped by a 6 to 8 foot wide rounded head of leaves. Leaves measure approximately 1/4" wide by 4 feet long. The older, bottom leaves can be trimmed off to expose the trunk. Dasylirion longissimum is native to Mexico, and is hardy to about 15° F, USDA Zone 8.

Dasylirion wheeleri BLUE DESERT SPOON.

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Dasylirion wheeleri grows slowly to 4-5 feet tall and wide, forming a dense rosette of silver-blue foliage. Over time it develops a stout short trunk. The leathery 2 to 3 foot long, ½ inch wide leaves have teeth along the margins and a spoon-shaped base that gives the plant its name. Desert spoon produces a narrow 9 to 15 foot-tall stalk of small creamy white flowers. This tough plant is native at elevations from 3000 to 6000 feet in southeastern Arizona, southern New Mexico, west Texas and Mexico. Desert spoon is hardy to 5º F. USDA Zone 7.

DESERT ROSE Adenium obesum GREAT FOR BONSAI.

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The Desert Rose is easy to grow succulent from East Africa. Adenium obesum produces a bizarre and attractive fat swollen trunk that makes this plant perfect for a bonsai specimen. It produces beautiful 2-inch bell shaped pink flowers all year long. This is spectacular plant that can be grown indoors or out.

Dracaena draco DRAGON'S BLOOD TREE.

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These fabulous evergreen plants typically grow a thick single trunk topped with a dense crown of stiff sword shaped gray-green leaves up to 2 feet long and 1 1/2 inches wide. When they reach blooming size, they will produce new branches after each bloom, eventually creating a dense umbrella-shaped canopy of thick leaves. Dragon trees produce hundreds of small, fragrant, creamy-white flowers that are borne on a branched spike. The fruits are pea-sized, bright orange, and very fleshy. The Dragon Tree grows very slowly, commonly to around 8-15 feet tall and wide.

GIANT Yucca brevifolia JOSHUA TREE.

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Yucca brevifolia also known as the Joshua Tree develops a distinctive trunk almost 3 feet wide; it grows slowly to 25 feet producing many branches. It has short 6 to 10 inch rigid grayish-green leaves forming a rosette at the end of each branch. Older leaves persist on trunk pointing down. It produces thick greenish white flowers to 1" from late winter into spring. Native to Arizona, California, and Nevada deserts this Yucca is extremely drought tolerant and cold hardy to -4 degrees Fahrenheit, USDA Zone 7.

GIANT Yucca faxoniana SPANISH DAGGER.

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Yucca faxoniana is perhaps the largest of the native Texas yucca, typically reaching 20 feet tall, sometimes up to 30 feet. They grow in far west Texas, where they often form open forests that are spectacular when in bloom in late spring or summer. Most plants are single-trunk, some form clumps with trunks of different heights. The leaves are 3 to 4 feet long and 3 to 5 inches wide with stout spine tips. The trunk can form a diameter of 1 to 2 feet and is covered with a dense thatch of dead leaves that can be removed or left for a natural look. Flowers only once every 3-4 years producing clusters to 7' well above leaves. Very drought tolerant and soil adaptable if well drained. Cold Hardy to -4º F, Zone 7.

RARE Blue Tree Aloe Seeds - Unique Palm Look (Aloe Thraskii).

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Native to South Africa, the Dune Aloe can be seen all along the Eastern Coast right up to the water line. They are resistant to the salt spray, and often protrude above the rest of the dense dune scrub, resembling prehistoric palm trees. Aloe thraskii is an attractive single-stemmed tropical Aloe with graceful long down curving leaves.

RARE Nolina nelsonii - BLUE BEARGRASS TREE.

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Nolina nelsonii is a boldly beautiful plant that is extremely drought tolerant, cold hardy, and easy to maintain. It makes a stunning accent plant for landscape or container. N. nelsonii forms a single woody trunk topped by an almost spherical head of hundreds of leaves. The stiff blue-green leaves are 1.5" wide and 2 to 3 feet long and have tiny serrations on the leaf edges. This Mexico native is hardy to 10º F (-12°C).

Spectacular YUCCA rostrata SUPER BLUE - RARE.

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Yucca rostrata is one of the most spectacular accent plants for landscape or container. It produces a single woody trunk to 10 feet, topped with a spherical head of hundreds of narrow pale blue leaves that are ½ inch wide and up to 2 feet long. Mature plants produce a spectacular flower stock about 2 feet long, which is covered in creamy white flowers. Young plants are usually not branched, but older plants may develop a few branches near the top. Yucca rostrata is native to northern Mexico and western Texas. It prefers full sun or lightly filtered shade, and well-drained soil without supplemental organic matter. Yucca rostrata is very cold hardy and can tolerate to -15° F. USDA Zone 5b.

Yucca rigida STUNNING Cold Hardy RARE BLUE YUCCA.

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Yucca rigida is a spectacular accent plant for landscape or container. It produces a single woody trunk to 12 feet, topped with a spherical head of hundreds of fairly rigid pale blue leaves with yellow margins, leaves are about 1 inch wide and up to 3 feet long. Mature plants produce a spectacular flower stock about 2 feet long, which is covered in creamy white flowers. Young plants are usually not branched, but older plants may develop a few branches near the top. Yucca rigida is native to the Chihuahuan desert, Mexico. It prefers full sun or filtered shade, and a well-drained soil without supplemental organic matter. Hardy to 10º F. USDA Zone 7.