Featured Plants

Aloes are tough, easy-care plants that thrive in containers and difficult, dry conditions – and they do it with a whole lot of style! There are many beautiful aloes to choose from. Learn what the different types are before picking the best for you and your garden.

The amazing sculptural qualities of agaves can make a dramatic statement in the yard. While a majority of these succulents thrive in warm, dry areas, a handful can do well in colder climates. Available in all shapes and sizes, there’s bound to be an agave for you!

The jade plant is a tough succulent houseplant that’s easy-to-grow and hard to kill. Learn more about this drought-tolerant beauty – from ornamental characteristics to CAM photosynthesis.

Hens-and-chicks are an easy succulent to grow indoors or out. Give them a try, and see how fun it is to start your own brood!

Bring holiday cacti into bloom for your yuletide celebrations, then enjoy this easy-care houseplant for the rest of the year.

Looking for a tough plant that can work in all kinds of difficult spots? Give low-growing sedums a try. Not only do these succulent beauties survive tricky garden spots, they look great doing it – and without much water!

Whether mixed with shrubs and wildflowers, used as a dramatic accent or interplanted with cacti, small yuccas make a stunning contribution to the garden.

Think succulents are just for the desert? Not true! These water wise “camels” of the plant world can grow almost anywhere. Just find the right ones for your neck of the woods, then watch your garden flourish – no matter how dry it gets!

Looking for a cold hardy, water wise, late-season bloomer to carry your garden from summer into winter year after year? Search no further! Gorgeous tall sedums will keep your garden alive with four seasons of interest – and all with very little water!