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Cacti and Succulents In Stock

The following is a list of cacti and succulents that we currently have in stock.
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Plant ID Plant name Culture ht X width(in) Zone Description Price Code
868 Agave flexispina 18X30 6 Powder blue leaves with beautiful long spines. Cold hardy to 0° F. I am loving this one. WN C
869 Agave parviflora 13X15 7 A wonderful miniature Agave. Very pretty small freyed rosettes. Would make an excellent container Agave. Hardy to 10° F. WN DR C
721 Agave havardiana 35X20 7 Wonderful symmetrical rosettes of very broad blue leaves with large dark colored teeth. Rosettes to 24” wide. Cold hardy to 0° F. WN DR C
722 Agave mckelveyana 15X20 7 A dwarf species of Agave from Arizona. Unlike its huge relative the Century Plant, this little beauty forms rosettes only 8-15 inches tall. When it eventually blooms, it bears slender panicles of yellow flowers on 7-8 feet tall stalks. Hardy to 0° F. WN DR C
722 Agave mckelveyana 15X20 7 A dwarf species of Agave from Arizona. Unlike its huge relative the Century Plant, this little beauty forms rosettes only 8-15 inches tall. When it eventually blooms, it bears slender panicles of yellow flowers on 7-8 feet tall stalks. Hardy to 0° F. WN DR C
720 Agave neomexicana 15X20 5 Superlative rosettes of glaucous blue grey in this very cold hardy dwarf Agave. Rosettes 10-16” tall and up to 27” wide. Typically forms compact rosettes of numerous offsets. WN DR C
720 Agave neomexicana 15X20 5 Superlative rosettes of glaucous blue grey in this very cold hardy dwarf Agave. Rosettes 10-16” tall and up to 27” wide. Typically forms compact rosettes of numerous offsets. WN DR C
719 Agave parryi couesii 15X20 6 A small agave that forms tight round ash colored rosettes about 15X20”. This population with variable leaf edge spines. When it blooms, the 20 foot stalk it topped with a fantastic lemon yellow inflorescence. WN DR C
870 Agave toumeyana bella 0 small rosette, grayed WN DR C
724 Aloinopsis villetii 2X4 6 Wonderful succulent leaves are studded with white tubercles. Soft yellow flowers sit right on the leaves. C
854 Aloinopsis schooneesii 1X4 0 Rosetts of small pebbled leaves. Yellow bronze flowers. Probably hardy to 20° F. From South Africa DT48 C
488 Coryphantha echinus 0X0 0 Small globular cactus with yellow flowers. This is a freely clustering version from Mariscal Mtn, Texas. C
489 Coryphantha macromeris 0X0 0 Clumping cactus with long tubercles and white spines. Should have pink flowers. SB666 C
493 Echinocereus chloranthus cylindricus 0X0 0 Beautiful yellow/red spines.Otero Co, NM SB25 WN C
494 Echinocereus coccineus 0X0 0 A form described as having pink flowers instead of the usual red, from Otero Co, NM. The ones that have bloomed for us have flowers of a peach or apricot color. WN C
495 Echinocereus coccinues 0X0 0 A form with some red spines. Red Rock, NM CA WN C
497 Echinocereus dasyacanthus 0X0 0 A form with grey pink spines from El Paso Co, TX. Bright lemon yellow flowers. WN C
498 Echinocereus dasyacanthus 0X0 0 A form with pink and yellow spines from Otero Co, NM. WN C
499 Echinocereus dasyacanthus 0X0 0 Beautiful silvery pink spines from Jarilla Mountains, NM WN C
501 Echinocereus engelmannii armatus 0X0 0 A form with glowing gold spines from Esmeraldo Co, NV WN C