Succulent Plants.

Succulents

We sell a selection of Succulents - they are great for hot sunny conservatories or windowsills. They are excellent for introducing children to growing plants.

For more information on growing these see growing succulents.

Our conservatory plants and succulents will available from late April/early May, depending on weather. We have had some losses due to the cold weather and are currently going through our stock to see what we will have for sale this year. Our conservatory plant and succulent list will be updated over the next few weeks, so check regularly!

Prices are based on plants grown in 9cm or 1 Litre pots.

AEONIUM

These shrubby succulents will be familiar to those who visit the Canary Islands and other hot places. They all produce large rosettes of fleshy leaves, some plants branching more than others. They need good light all year & to be kept on the dry side in winter. Mature plants sometimes produce huge...

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Aeonium 'Zwartkop'

Succulent with very dark purple-black leaves. Pinch out to encourage branching. Needs good light. Pot into Cactus compost and feed 2-3 times in growing season. Keep drier in winter. 60 cms (2 feet). Minimum 3 - 7° C. AGM.

£5.95

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Aeonium arboreum

Shrubby succulent with glossy green leaves. Needs good light all year and to be kept on the dry side in winter. Grow in loam-based compost and a heavy pot for stability. 1 metre (3 feet). Minimum 0 - 3° C. AGM.

£4.95

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Fisiulera

Aeonium arboreum 'Magnificum'

An impressive plant with huge flattened rosettes of fresh green succulent leaves. After a few years an impressive flowering spike sometimes appears. This will die back after flowering. Grow in 1 part loam to 2 parts grit in good light. 45 cms (1½ feet). Minimum 3 - 7° C.

£5.50

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Pinwheel

Aeonium haworthii 'Variegatum'

Well-branched spreading succulent with attractive rosettes, the new leaves being yellow with a pink margin, turning green with age still retaining the pink margin. Panicles of pale yellow flowers appear in spring. 60 cms (2 feet). Minimum 0 - 3° C.

£4.50

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Aeonium simsii - variegated

Low growing branching succulent with soft pale green leaves edged with white. Grow in loam based compost with added grit and keep on dry side in winter . 30 cms (1 foot).

£4.50

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AGAVE

Agaves come from the deserts of the New World, and are strikingly architectural plants; the leaves which form the rosettes are nearly always armed with very sharp spines so these plants need careful placing. They make good plants for large tubs, even if they are a challenge to move around. Use a...

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Century Plant, Maguey

Agave americana

Succulent with blue-green leaves and VERY SHARP SPINES! Good specimen for a conservatory or frost free gardens if kept dry. Needs sharp drainage. If grown in a pot use cactus compost with added grit. Suckers freely. VERY PRICKLY. 2 metres (6 feet). Minimum 0 - minus 5° C. AGM. 9 cm pot.

£5.00

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Agave americana 'Mediopicta Alba'

This sought after cultivar has grey green leaves with a broad central white stripe. Slower growing than others, due to lack of chlorophyll, so in short supply. 90 cms (3 feet). Minimum 0 - minus 5° C. AGM.

£12.50

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Agave americana 'Variegata'

Variegated cultivar with yellow margined leaves for frost free sites. Will grow outside in well-drained soil in mild gardens protected from winter wet and excessive cold. Suckers freely. VERY PRICKLY. 1.2 metres (4 feet). Minimum 0 - minus 5° C. AGM.

£5.95

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