Ghost Plant! The Ghost Plant has been a favorite succulent in southern zones for many decades. Its glossy-gray, succulent rosettes are so appealing and pleasant to the eye that for a plant, if it were a food, it w... More

Cherry throat rain lily! This cute Habranthus is a joyful addition to the rain lily collection. It tends to start blooming early, continuing until mid season. It produces its diminutive flower spikes in abundance, after passi... More

Quisco! This barrel shaped Echinopsis from Salta Province, Argentina grows to 2' tall and 10 in. around and looks almost like some Ferocactus. The plant has pronounced ribs and carries numerous long, grey, ag... More

This species canna is tough and robust and it energetically proved its durability during the harsh summer of 2009. It has lush, upright, dark-green foliage, which reaches a height of approx 5'; but, w... More

Years ago we received this Trichocereus (syn. Echinopsis) amongst a batch of Tichocereus terscheckii (syn. Echinopsis terscheckii). We noticed that it started offsetting at a small size so knew it wa... More

Whale's Tongue Lynn Lowery first collected this plant in the late eighties. It quickly became a favorite amongst those who saw it but it offset seldom or not at all so has always been rare and in high demand. Lynn f... More

Hardy Amaryllis! This great old hybrid dates back to sometime in the 1800's, which for many plants would mean its popularity would have come and gone long ago, but, despite its age, it continues to be a perennial favo... More

We originally got this plant as Coryphantha andraea and have found that that name is placed as synonym status. Like all cacti, it has at least 5 different names because taxoninomist change the name of... More

Sabal minor - Savannah, Georgia! Years ago we received seed of a Sabal minor from a location near Savannah, GA. The sender labeled them as Savannah Silver and indicated that the leaves from this population had a silver color or casti... More

Appetite rain lily! By definition an aperitif is an alcoholic drink that is usually served to stimulate the appetite before a meal. The rounded billowy petals of this Labuffarosa selection are white but have a soft-pink ... More

Texas Onion! Allium canadensis has many varieties and forms and the identification and nomenclature of the different varieties is fairly murky. Dr. Thad Howard gave us this particular form with the name Allium te... More

This petite treasure has been a favorite of ours for many years. It has also been a favorite of visitors to the nursery who have always purchased it faster than we could propagate it. Finally, we have... More

Aloe Aristata Hybrid! We got this great plant years ago labeled simply as Aloe aristata Hybrid. What Aloe aristata was crossed with has never been determined but we almost think the other parent might have been a Gasteria ... More

Evergreen Wild onion! Pat McNeal of McNeal Growers in Manchaca, TX generously shared this great form of Allium canadensis with us, which he originally got from Scott Ogden. I must admit I greatly admire our native Texas on... More

Apricot Queen rain lily! From mid-summer on, after passing showers, this rain lily bursts into bloom, producing abundant open-faced flowers that emerge a rich-apricot then fade to a pale-pink. This hybrid, made by Thad Howard... More

Devil's Tongue Barrel! This small bodied Ferocactus is one of my favorites. I have several plants in my collection and I am always finding myself, adding more. The small compact body is remarkably similar to a Texas Horse C... More