Aloe thru Cheiridopsis

A. dichotoma (LIMIT 3) - #5071 - 3.25"pot - $7.00 - (= Aloidendron dichotomum) upright blue-green leaves with little teeth, one of the largest tree Aloes

A. zanzabarica - #5091 - 4"pot - $9.00 - upright stems of short bright green toothy leaves, rosettes to 2.5", branches heavily from the base, spikes of orange flowers in spring

ALOINOPSIS rubrolineata (LIMIT 3) (AIZOACEAE) - #7841 - 2.25"pot - $5.00 - long fleshy dark green leaves from a thick taproot, golden flower with reddish midstripes

A. shooneesii - #7569 - 2.25"pot - $5.00 - clusters of round green leaves will develop thick taproot, golden flowers

BEAUCARNEA recurvata (ASPARAGACEAE) - #5119 - 4"pot - $7.00 - common Ponytail Palm, from female with very long leaves, seedlings with round base and long green leaves

CALIBANUS hookeri (ASPARAGACEAE) - #6744 - 4"pot - $9.00 - long thin blue-green leaves on top of a tannish caudex which develops a cracked bark in time, caudex can grow to several feet across but is very slow

C. hookeri x Beaucarnea recurvata? - #9797 - 3.25"pot - $9.00 - a hybrid of a hybrid that has been around for quite a while, not sure what percentage of Calibanus to Beaucarnea these have, the leaves are lighter green than pure C. hookeri and have smoother edges

CEPHALOPENTANDRA ecirrhosa (CUCURBITACEAE) - green- and silver-skinned knobby conical caudex, green leaves on vining stems, 1" butter-yellow flowers, monoecious - younger/smaller plants bear only male flowers, mature and vigorously growing plants can bear both male and female flowers

#6964.2 - .5" x 1.5"caudex - $6.00

*#6964.3 - 2"wide x 2.5"tall caudex - $15.00 ONLY A FEW LEFT BUT MORE IN SEPTEMBER

*CERARIA namaquensis (DIDIEREACEAE) NEW (LIMIT 3) - #8428 - 6"+tall rooted cutting - $12.00 - (now Portulacaria namaquensis) most sought-after species in this genus, Namibian species forms small tree in habitat, difficult to root but not difficult to grow once rooted, gray stem with many small teardrop-shaped light green leaves, roots will thicken with the years and can be raised for effect

*CHEIRIDOPSIS peculiaris (LIMIT 3) (AIZOACEAE)- #9519 - 2.25"pot - $4.00 - west of Steinkopf, NC, South Africa, gray-green leaves, only 2 pairs of leaves on each growing point per year, outer pair lies on the ground while inner pair stays together pointing upward, during the summer dormant period the outer pair dries up and the inner pair remains as a dry sheath to protect the plant, yellow flowers

* = only advertised on the web site due to limited quantities

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