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| Genus & Species | Description | Pot Size |
Price |
| Caralluma socotrana | One of the more bizarre species in the genus, and that's saying quite a bit for this genus. It has symmetrically jointed stems that make it look like a pale green coral. This plant can be a challenge. So, for those who want a challenge, these are seedlings planted in 2006. | 2-3" tall, branching » smaller seedlings » |
9.50 6.50 |
| Ceraria fruticulosa | The stems are red-brown and develop peeling bark and thick roots. These can be staged to make a great succulent bonsai. | 2 yr. old rooted cuttings » 8 year old plants » |
$5.50 $18.50 |
| Cheiridopsis candidissima | Clumping, very succulent, greenish-white "V" shaped plants from outer space. (Well, no, not really. Just checking to see if you're actually reading all this!) | $9.50 | |
| Cissus quandrangularis | Four sided Cissus. Updated Sept., 2011 | unrooted cuts 4" (limited) |
$5.00 $9.50 |
| Corallocarpus bainesii | Branched, rough barked little "gnomes" with a nice fat trunk. | 3" |
$8.50 |
| Cotyledon ladismithensis "Bear's Paws" | Considered by some to be a synonym for Cotyledon tomentosa, we're continuing to list it with it's old name. New, November 2011 | 4" | $6.50 |
| Cotyledon ladismithensis variegate | The variegated "Bears Claw" succulent is a relatively easy to grow plant, though a bit slow, making a great addition to a succulent dish garden. White and green variegation. New, March 2011 | 4" | $6.50 |
| Cotyledon ladismithensis variegate | Yellow and green variegation. New, November 2011 | 3" | $4.50 |
| Cotyledon species | We don't know the species on this plant, but like it enough to want to keep it available, even without the name! Powdery surface with notched tips to the leaves. Sturdy plants. | 5" | $8.50 |
| Cotyledon 'Jingle Bells' | White form. | 5" |
$8.50 |
| Crassula capitella ssp. thyrisiflora | Stacked olive-green leaves with white edges. Common name: Aanteel-poprosie. Who said common names are easier than the botanical names??? New, March 2011 | 3" 4" |
$5.50 $6.50 |
| Crassula columella | Another one of those "old-timey" plants. At least they seem that way to us since we've had one or two of these plants around for many, many years. Quite easy to grow if you remember not to over-water in the Summer when they're taking their rest. They're from the Winter rainfall area on the West Coast of South Africa, up to Namibia. And what's not to like with these columns of tightly packed, velvety leaves? | 2" 3" 4" |
$5.00 $6.50 $8.50 |
| Crassula 'Green Pagoda' | Nice, tall, clumping plants with apple-green triangular leaves stacked like a pagoda. The flowers are small, white/pink. | $4.75 | |
| Crassula 'Ivory Pagoda' | Small plants. Temporarily out of stock.. | $4.00 | |
| Crassula ovata 'Ripple Leaf Jade' | (Syn.: Crassula ovata 'Whirlybird') Rippled glaucous-green leaves on stocky, branching limbs. A very nice new introduction. Temporarily out of stock. | ||
| Crassula 'Tom Thumb' | Pretty little-leaved, white flowering crassula for bright cheery color during the winter. Tiny and profuse, sweet-scented flowers, winter blooming. Nicely branched plants. | 4" larger |
$6.50 $8.50 |
| Crassula volkensis |
Delicate, small olive-green leaves with dark speckles on branched stalks.
|
3" clumps |
$5.50 |
| X Cremnosedum 'Crocodile' | Back again, but in very limited supply. A hybrid of Cremnophila nutans and Sedum furfuraceum, the fat leaves have a "scaley" appearance, undoubtedly the reason for its cultivar name. Easy to grow. Provide a porous potting mix, protection from hard frosts and bright light with adequate air flow. |
2" 1-1.5" Ø heads » Larger, rooted cuttings » |
$4.00 $5.50 $8.50 |
| Cyclamen coum | (Silver form) Colorful silver & green folage in Winter with pink to white flowers from Fall to Spring. These form nice colonies of plants in partial shade or can be displayed in a pot with the bulb raised for a wonderful bonsai "fat plant" effect. Very hardy, USDA Zone 5. |
$9.50 | |
| Cynanchum marnierianum | "Twiggy" - Yellow-green, bird cage flowers sprout on these well-rooted bumpy, knobby-stemmed plants. If you like wierd, you just have to have this plant! Great hanging basket plant. | $8.50 | |
| Delosperma floribunda 'Stardust' | A very nice hardy ice plant, forming a low-growing mat with bi-colored purple and white flowers. Needs excellent drainage in wetter climates. Outstanding! | coming | |
| Didierea trollii | Limited quantities. New, July 30, 2011. | ~9-11" tall |
$18.50 |
| Dioscorea elephantipes | The wonderful "Elephant's Foot" plant (actually one of several with this common name). A winter grower, it needs a dormant rest period with limited water, but appreciates adequate water during it's growth season. New, March 2011. | 3 - 4" | $12.50 |
| Dischidia bengalensis | Light olive-green, propeller leaves with the unusual opposite leaf formation. This easy to grow plant from Southeast Asia produces small creamy clumps of flowers throughout the year. New, March 2011. | Well rooted plants |
$12.50 |
| Dyckia marnier-lapostellei | The "felted" white dyckia - slow growing, sharp spined beautiful oddities | 5" 6.5" 8" |
$12.50 $18.50 [+]$22.50 |
