Fez Aloe SH134 | Aloe pegleraeAloe peglerae, commonly known as the fez aloe, is a small, stemless succulent native to South Africa. It forms a solitary, dense rosette of bluish grey leaves that curve inward, creating a spherical shape. The leaf edges are adorned with reddish brown spines. This aloe typically grows up to 7 to 15 inches in height. In late winter to early spring, it produces a flower stalk about 15 inches tall, bearing dense clusters of dull red, tubular flowers.

Parney's Red Clusterberry (Cotoneaster parneyi) is a graceful evergreen shrub known for its arching branches adorned with dark green leaves that reveal silvery undersides

It’s especially valued in coastal and drought-tolerant landscapes due to its salt tolerance and resilience

warm conditions

it produces vibrant yellow to orange flowers near its crown

slow-growing succulent native to Mexico's Cedros Island

it produces showy

this mutant variety is a must-have for collectors of rare or weird plants

The Aloe pictifolia

This palm is resilient to wind and coastal conditions

sunny windows

or as an architectural focal point in arid landscapes

the Chaste Tree is drought-tolerant once established