Kalanchoe synsepala 6"Kalanchoe synsepala, commonly referred to as "Walking Kalanchoe", is a succulent that has grey green fleshy leaves with purple rigid margins. Growing to about 18 20" tall it will have a pink to red bloom. Light: full sun Soil: succulent mix Watering: dry between watering Images are used for general reference only. The size, bloom state and shape of each plant will vary.

A monotypic genus in the asparagus family the Vining onion is a strange beast

Space - 12 - 18"

Hoya linearis has long and skinny green leaves that start to look like cousin it when it its glory

Blooming with incredible long lived color on old and new stems make this garden gangster a must for in ground or container planting

naturalized settings

Not a palm at all however but similar in growth habit

This is her reincarnated in foliage form

Note on shape: plants may be stocked as a shrub form or a small trunk with branches

Sweet and stunning

orange and red

an Australian ceramic studio specializing in modern decorative pottery

Height: 12 - 18"