Pachypodium bispinosum S14Pachypodium bispinosum is a captivating succulent shrub native to South Africas Eastern Cape Province. It features a swollen, tuberous stem (caudex) that can reach up to 24 inches in height, partially buried beneath the soil, from which thick, bonsai like branches emerge adorned with paired, straight spines approximately 0. 4 to 0. 8 inches long. The narrow, dark green leaves are either scattered or clustered along the branches. During its blooming

groundcover

usually in late summer to fall

Aloe striata is a boldly architectural stemless succulent forming a rosette of broad

5 feet (1 to 2 meters)

Aloe brevifolia (short-leaved)  is a rosette-forming succulent from South Africa with rosettes of gray leaves that build up on each other to form a clump about 1 foot tall

warm conditions

Water as needed

native to Central Mexico

The terminal spines emerge orange

they will rot and die

measuring between 0

reed-like green stems adorned with decorative brown bands