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Furcraea macdougaliiMacDougall's Century Plant, Tree Furcraea: A large rosette forming succulent (related to Agave) that has 6' long dark green stiffly upright leaves with regularly spaced hooked teeth growing at the top of an unbranched trunk that can be 8' tall or more. When this plant blooms it produces a spike with greenish white flowers that can rise over 20'. After the main stem flowers it produces bulbils around the main stalk, perpetuating the plant's life. Full

Grows 12-24" tall x 12-18" wide

Fragrant Camellia: Closely branched

harmless terminal grass-like spines

and up to 10' tall without support

The leaves and flowers are edible

Up to 1’ high

Peak flowers from fall through early spring

Reddish-orange fragrant pom pom shaped flowers rise above the foliage in fall

Blueberry 'Perpetua' is the world's first double-cropping blueberry

border and container plant with cattleya-like flowers

Rusty and velvety buds open to bell-shaped rose-pink flowers

Cynthia's Natal Gasteria: Evergreen succulent house plant forming a compact rosette 12–18" tall and wide