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aka Aloe

A striking succulent that forms a spiral rosette of grey green fleshy foliage. In spring and again in late summer stems of hot coral-red flowers rise above the foliage. Highly ornamental and decorative for a warm sheltered spot or perhaps a court-yard container. Evergreen.

aka Burn jelly plant, snake flower

Succulent from southern Africa with long fleshy leaves. It has star-shaped, yellow or orange flowers that are borne in clusters on upright inflorescences. Flowers have pretty tufted (bearded) stamens and are produced in late spring and throughout Summer. Prefers sheltered position. Perennial.

Leaves contain a jelly-like substance that can be used to treat skin infections and wounds.

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aka Rattail Crassula

An interesting succulent that grows tall with a spreading habit of branching stems having tightly, stacked, narrow, light green leaves that completely hide the stems. The small, pale yellowish-green, flowers appear along with the leaves tight along the stems from spring to mid-summer.

Good as a ground cover in a well-drained mound or rock garden. Can be grown indoors.

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aka Jade Plant or Money tree

Money Tree. This attractive succulent like plant is commonly known as the Jade plant or Money tree and makes for an awesome pot plant. Great in containers and in full sun well drained spots in the garden. Protect from frost.

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A rosette forming succulent. With a very distinctive colour and shape make this one of the very darkest Echeveria. The leaves are very deep blackish purple, thick, fleshy and pointed. In the very center of the rosette where new leaves are formed there's a bright lime green glow. Can be grown Indoor or a shelter ed position in the garden.

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A beautiful, pale blue rosette with slight touches of pink to lilac on its leaf margins. The thick, fleshy leaves helps the rosette tolerate full sun while also giving it a soft, powdery look. Ideal in a rockery, as a border, in pots and containers and can be grown Indoors.

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An intriguing succulent with thick, blue-gray leaves that curve upward. Bright orange and yellow flowers rise above the foliage on tall arching inflorescence in summer. Adds unique texture to rock gardens, borders and container gardens.

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aka Elephant Bush

A soft-wooded, semi-evergreen upright shrub has small rounder green pads and red stems. Compact growth. It is much hardier, faster growing, more loosely branched, and has more limber tapering branches once established. Best in a warm, sunny , well drained position or in a pot. Drought tolerant.

According to Feng Shui, it is believed it will provide you with good fortune and good luck.
Suitable for warmer areas including Auckland/Northland

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aka Elephant bush

An indigenous plant known commonly as the Yellow Rainbow Bush or Yellow Elephant Food. Although it is a slow growing shrub it is very rewarding when used in a garden, pot or container or as an Indoor plant. It reaches around 30-50cm in height and has a spreading growth habit.

According to Feng Shui, it is believed it will provide you with good fortune and good luck.

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aka Coral Cactus

A small shrub/cactus found growing mostly on rocks and tree trunks in the tropics. The leaves look like a whole lot of rice grains joint together that may become dangly over time. An ideal indoor plant that's easy to care for.