Succulents

Huge flowers to 30 cm across are produced on mature plants. They only last one night, emitting a powerful fragrance, used in the wild to attract bats for pollination.

Huge flowers are produced on mature plants. They only last one night, emitting a powerful fragrance.

Similar to S. ficoides but with finer foliage, a pretty plant which would look attractive in a shallow pot, placed outdoors on a sunny patio or terrace. Bring in for the winter, when it will enjoy a sunny windowsill.

Species of unusual appearance with swollen jointed stems and small yellow daisy flowers in summer. Good for a sunny windowsill.

This unusual succulent has an upright branching habit. The fleshy grey leaves are held vertically, rather than horizontally, giving it a unique appearance.

A striking shrubby succulent with upright stems clothed with long thin fleshy very pale grey leaves,.

A low growing succulent from South Africa with glaucous spear shaped leaves and yellow daisy flowers on long stems in summer.

Shrubby succulent with fleshy, frosted blue stems and blue-grey leaves. Has small, pale yellow daisies in summer.

The upright stems bear oval leaves, in this cultivar they are streaked and mottled with red and green markings. IRRITANT SAP.

A very attractive small succulent forming clumps of tapered olive green leaves which turn a chocolate brown colour with age.