Cactus and Succulents - Full Sun

Mammillaria plumosa

Globular plants to 3″d. in dense clusters; covered in white feathery spines

Mammillaria polythele

Variable erect stems to 24″ high. Dark reddish-brown spines, prominent tubercules with woolly axils. Pink flowers. Generally solitary. Frost sensitive – protect from hard frosts.

Mammillaria prolifera

Large clusters of small stems with cream colored flowers and bright red fruit.

 

Mammillaria rhodantha ssp. pringlei

Occasionally branches; 4″d./12″h.; long curved yellow/brown spines. Blooms spring to fall with flowers that are a deep-pink to a purple color.

Mammillaria schiedeana

Small stems 2″ across x 4″ tall will form large clusters. Soft spines splay outwards. Creamy yellow flowers in summer and fall. Regular water in summer, keep dry in winter.

Mammillaria senilis

6″ round stems with lots of very white spines, with longer hooked spines. Large red flowers.

 

 

Mammillaria sheldonii

Small clumps of fast-growing cylindrical branches to 4″h. Purple-pink tubular blooms

Mammillaria spinosissima

Cylindrical stems 2″ around, can grow up to 20″ long. Short spines, some bristles. Small yellow flowers.

 

Mammillaria thornberi

Small stems, 1/2″ diameter, to 4″ long, with hooked spines. Forms large clusters readily. Pink flowers.

Mammilloydia candida

Grows in rocky limestone hillside slopes. Globose stems covered in short white spines, as many as 100 radial spines. Yellow flowers. Will slowly form small clusters.

Manfreda “Mint Chocolate Chip”

M. undulata “Mint Chocolate Chip”

Long narrow undulating pale green leaves speckled with deep brown spots on both sides. Dark red-brown flowers bourn on 6ft tall flower stocks. Blooms yearly when mature. Deer resistant. 2 to 3 feet.

Mangave “Aztec King”

Agave x Manfreda Hybrid PP32151

Dark purple spots on thick green leaves with small marginal teeth. Solitary rosette is great for containers and makes a striking small scale focal point. Deer resistant. Grows to 24″ across with an upright vase shape.

Mangave “Bad Hair Day”

Agave x Manfreda Hybrid

Light green leaves are flat and narrow and a bit wild, with lots of purple-red spotting. Deer resistant.

Mangave “Black Magic”

Agave x Manfreda Hybrid

Dark purple-burgundy leaves, nearly black in full sun, with green spotting. Solitary rosette is great for containers and makes a striking small scale focal point. Deer resistant.

Mangave “Blazing Saddles”

Agave x Manfreda
PP31274

Compact green leaves appear red from the dense raspberry colored speckling. A great focal point in containers. Deer and rabbit resistant.

Mangave “Bloodspot”

Agave x Manfreda

Distinctive spotted compact rosette. Maroon colored fine-toothed leaf margins. Vigorous terminal spines. Japanese hybrid.

Mangave “Center of Attention”

Agave x Manfreda hybrid, PP33630

Wide, flat leaves boast a stunning red stripe in full sun bordered by deep purple-green. Medium size makes it a great focal point in a small garden. Deer resistant.