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Frost tender fruit tree to 25 feet. Dwarf varieties to 3-4 feet. Glabrous leaves to 2 feet, are deeply palmately 7 lobed. Fruit is greenish-yellow to ... more info

Fern with a height of 2 feet. Light green fiddleheads in spring. Can tolerate alkaline clays. Shade to part shade. Native to the southeastern U.S. ... more info

Eventually large but slow growing Cycad. Height is to 6 ft. and the spread is to 5-8 ft. Semi erect leaves 3-5 ft. Full sun and moist, well drained ... more info

Cycad with a height of 2-3 feet. Dark, leathery, evergreen, frond-like leaves. Full sun to deep shade. Native to Florida and the West Indies.

Cycad to 3 feet with a partly underground trunk and cardboard-like leaves. May freeze down in very cold weather, but usually it will grow back from ... more info

This species can be almost arborescent, with a height of up to 15 ft. A spineless variety with many glochids (bristles) and large pads. Red flowers ... more info

Large shrubby cactus, 3-12ft. in height. Yellow to orange or red flowers April to June. Needs well drained soil. Part shade to full sun. Native to ... more info

Shrubby cactus with pecil-like stems with spines. Height is 1-6 1/2 ft. Red fruit is attactive. Native from Texas, to California and Mexico.

Tender annual to 3 ft. tall, but can be less for some cultivars. Flower colors are avaialble in every color except blue. Native to Mexico. Also sold ... more info

Mat forming annual flower to 4 inches high. Orange or yellow flowers and pointed oval leaves. Native to Mexico.