Vining succulent, yellow wax-flowers with red centers. Small round leaves with white splotches
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Hoya compacta
Thick curled waxy leaves on a 6ft. hanging vine
Hoya curtisii
Small spotted leaves, rounded coming to a point at the tip.
Hoya kerrii
Thick heart-shaped leaves on pendulous vine; wax blooms
Hoya lanceolata “Variegata”
Thick waxy chartreuse variegated leaves on hanging vine
Hoya longifolia
Vining succulent with long narrow thick string-bean like leaves and pinkish white wax flowers. Cascading vines to 6ft+ long.
Hoya macrophylla “Variegata”
Thick colorful variegated waxy green leaves, hanging vine
Hoya nicholsoniae
Thick colorful variegated waxy green leaves, hanging vine
Hoya nummularioides
Flowers are small and very fragrant. Easy to grow, indoor or in a protected spot like a covered porch, but cannot handle a freeze.
Hoya pubicalyx
Narrow waxy leaves on very long pendulous vines. Sometimes splotchy, there are variegated cultivars. Pink flowers.
Hoya retusa
Narrow flat tendril-like leaves on a pendulous stem. Small white star-shaped wax flowers with burgundy red centers.
Hoya wayetii
Thick waxy narrow green, red, and cream colored leaves on hanging vine, small reddish pink wax-flowers.
Huernia boleana
Angular stems turn almost purple in full sun. Best with some protection in winter. Beautiful spotted burgundy and cream carrion flowers.
Huernia macrocarpa v. cerasina
Recumbent stems, 4 – 6″ long. Small red carrion flowers.
Huernia pillansii
Green to purple stems, 3″h., bright light and frost protection
Huernia primulina
Stapeliad with simple, plain star-shaped flowers. toothy stems stay low.
Huernia procumbens
Sprawling low-trailing stapeliad with shooting-star flowers. 12″ stems.
Huernia schneideriana
Long recumbent stems can reach 20″, small burgundy flowers.
Huernia x pendurata
H. piersii
Sprawling spiny round-stemmed Stapeliad. Burgundy flowers.
Huernia x tanganyikensis
Small, sprawling stems with red and yellow shooting star flowers.
Huernia zebrina
Clumps of 6″ stems, erect or recumbent; spotted and striped cream-colored carrion flowers with red centers
Hylocereus “American Beauty”
Vibrant edible red fruit with amazing dense pink flesh. The sweetest of the Dragonfruit. Climbing cactus with fragrant night-blooming white flowers Spring through Fall.
Ipomoea platensis
Large twisted caudex w/12ft. vines, violet flowers
Isolatocereus dumortieri
Large candelabra tree-like cactus with many vertical branches from a single large trunk. Will grow 20 to 45ft tall. Fruit is eaten by local bats that disperse the seeds.
Jatropha capensis
Shrubby with a trunk-like caudex, to 4ft tall. 3-lobed leaves. Yellow flowers. Deciduous in winter.
Jatropha integerrima
10ft.shrub, easy to prune. Brilliant red bloom sprays.
Jovibarba “Nouvel Pastel”
Colorful purple leaves. Clusters of 2.5″ rosettes.
Jovibarba “Purple Haze”
J. heuffelii “Purple Haze”
Colorful green and purple leaves. Clusters of 2.5″ rosettes.
Jovibarba “Select Red”
Colorful purple leaves. Clusters of 2.5″ rosettes.
Jovibarba allionii
J. globifera ssp. allionii
Pointy tipped leaves on 6″ colorful clumping hens-and-chicks rosettes. Small pups will pop off easily from the parent plant and roll down a hillside to root elsewhere.