Pachyphytum compactum ExoticA compact succulent from Mexico with thick, cylindrical leaves in soft shades of light green to grey white. The fleshy foliage is arranged in tight rosettes, creating an attractive geometric form that adds texture and interest to succulent collections. During summer, slender stems carry clusters of striking reddish flowers that contrast beautifully against the pale foliage. Its compact size makes it ideal for pots, succulent displays, rockeries and
with PVR protection applied
olive-green leaves covered in soft silver hairs
A popular specimen tree known for its compact
drooping outer branches that add grace and structure to the landscape
An intriguing succulent
it thrives in a wide range of soil types and can grow in both full sun and partial shade
Xeronema callistemon thrives when slightly root-bound
hanging in long stalked clusters along the branches for a beautiful display
growing best over shingle
Rhododendron Harry Tagg is a smaller growing Rhododendron producing fragrant white flowers with a blush pink edge in October
solitary trunked palm native to Australia
In late summer