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Here you will find all those species of desert plants that are not included in their own category. We will place here all plants from unusual families, other than Agaves, Aloes, Crassulaceae, Sansevieria, Mesembs, Epiphytic cacti, etc.
Green climbing stems, often streaked and dotted with silvery wax. It bears beautiful flowers, lime yellow with a pure white centre. This "caustic vine" is native to Madagascar and its former name was Cynanchum decaisneanum.
Clump of 6-10 heads - Small, terrestrial, cushion-forming plant species. It is probably one of the cold hardiest of the bromeliads.
Clump of >30 heads. 12 cm diameter ! - Small, terrestrial, cushion-forming plant species. It is probably one of the cold hardiest of the bromeliads.
This is the most beautiful form of the widespread Dorstenia hildebrandrii. It is cute in all its stages, with a rounded, smooth swollen base which can be green to maroon.
The most extraordinary dragon tree is the one from the island of Socotra. Here we offer 3-4 years old seedlings.
The most extraordinary dragon tree is the one from the island of Socotra. Here we offer 5-6 years old seedlings.
h= 18-30 cm The mythical "Dragon Tree" of the Canary Islands is a tall, long-lived succulent tree.
This is the new "Dragon Tree" from Morocco, discovered a few years ago in the SW Atlas mountains. It is a tall, long-lived succulent tree. It grows much like the more common Canarian subspecies, with some differences. Being an inland subspecies, it is possibly more hardy to cold!
This new subspecies of the Canarian Dragon Tree was described in 2012. Its most visible difference is the blue-grey colour in the leaves.
This Dracaena forms a large shrub, similar to a Yucca, branched from the base, 2-8 m tall.It is native to semi-evergreen bushland or open dry forest on rocky slopes, from Ethiopia to Uganda. It is often locally common at 1000–2100 m.
12 years old, Leaf height 35-45 cm ! - This dragon tree comes from the southern escarpments of the Arabian Peninsula. It is a sparsely-branched tree, very rare and slow-growing, which can reach 5 m in very old specimens. Its stiff, sword-like leaves are densely congested at the tip of the branches.
10 years old, Leaf height 25-35 cm ! - This dragon tree comes from the southern escarpments of the Arabian Peninsula. It is a sparsely-branched tree, very rare and slow-growing, which can reach 5 m in very old specimens. Its stiff, sword-like leaves are densely congested at the tip of the branches.
This dracaena looks different from most others. It has showy mottled foliage held on thin bamboo-like stems. Also its white flowers are beautiful as they show up on sphaerical, fragrant inflorescences. It is native to the rainforest understorey of different West African countries and does well as a house plant in a bright room.
This dracaena looks different from most others. It has showy mottled foliage held on thin bamboo-like stems. Also its white flowers are beautiful as they show up on sphaerical, fragrant inflorescences. It is native to the rainforest understorey of different West African countries and does well as a house plant in a bright room.
Ornamental, semi-succulent dragon-tree from summer rainfall areas South Africa. It grows on rocky slopes, attaining heights of 2-6 m. It is very uncommon in cultivation! This Dracaena is relativey fast growing and can attain blooming size in les than ten years. It will thrive in Mediterranean conditions, with little or no frost.
This beautiful Drimiopsis with spotted succulent leaves is similar to D.botryoides or D. kirkii, but it comes from the deep heart of Africa.
Glossy green, soft leaved succulent Dyckia. It is a variable species native to the coastal areas of Southern Brazil.
At the moment there are few products in this category Other succulents