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Rare Succulent Plants: 2013- Autumn Sales List 

- unusual succulents for the collector and novice 

Payment details: Orders $50 and below (add $10 for postage/packaging); Orders 

between $50 & $150 (add $15 for postage/packaging); Orders over $150 (ask for a quote). 

Please make payment via postal money orders payable to P.I.Forster. Send your completed 

order form to Paul Forster, P.O. Box 2171, Ashgrove West, Qld 4060. Email: 

raresucculents@bigpond.com 

Please order with the provided order form using the names/numbers listed in the first column. 

Mail order sales only. No orders can be sent to Northern Territory, Tasmania or 

Western Australia due to AQIS/Agriculture Dept. quarantine regulations. No foreign orders. 

If you have email, then send me your address and I can indicate when the order is to be filled. 

The collection is diverse, so it does not hurt to make enquiries for desired plants. Substitutes 

can be listed if desired (especially for items listed as being in limited or very limited supply), 

or state whether a refund is required for items that are out of stock. If ordering from email, 

please print out your order form including a mailing address and attach with payment. 

New versions of this list are automatically sent to those with email quarterly and are also 

available on the webpage of the Cactus & Succulent Society of NSW at Buy Stuff 

http://tinyurl.com/dxyvl32 .Please indicate if you wish to be included on the mailing list. 

All plants are shipped via Australia Post. Plants are sent either as unrooted cuttings or bare- 

rooted. Some plants with roots that tend to dry out are dipped in transplant gel for shipping. 

For those unfamiliar with many of the names I would recommend either consulting books on 

cacti & succulents, or typing the name into a search engine on the World Wide Web. Or you 

can always ask! Every effort is made to provide correct identifications for sales items. 

Previous names from earlier lists or commonly used synonyms are indicated in brackets. 

CONTENTS 

Subscription Service to Overseas Journals Page 2 

Cactus & Succulent Societies Page 3 

Cultivation Notes for Succulents Page 4 

Collector Abbreviations & Locality Data Page 5 

Succulent Plant Collections Page 5 

Agavaceae (Agaves) Page 5 

Asclepiads (Apocynaceae) – milkweeds, stapeliads, desert roses Page 6 

Asphodelaceae – aloes, haworthias, gasterias Page 7 

Asteraceae – thistles and succulent daisies Page 22 

Bromeliaceae – broms that are succulents Page 22 

Cactaceae – prickly wonders Page 23 

Crassulaceae – stonecrops, echeverias, hen & chickens Page 23 

Cucurbitaceae – succulent gourds Page 28 

Didieriaceae – lemur habitat Page 28 

Dracaenaceae – dragon trees and their lesser ilk (Sansevierias) Page 28 

Euphorbiaceae – spurges Page 29 

Hyacinthaceae – bulbous succulents Page 30 

Lamiaceae – the mint family Page 31 

Moraceae – the fig family Page 31 

Portulacaceae – the purslane family Page 31 

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OVERSEAS JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE 

Enquire for details of current subscription rates to P.I. Forster. 

(1) Alsterworthia International. 

Publishes A4 colour journal 3 times/year. Web page: http://cactus-mall.com/alsterworthia/ 

This journal specialises in Haworthia, Gasteria, Aloe, Astroloba, Poellnitzia, Bulbine and hybrids. 

Distributes a seed list. Extensive book sales on these plants, with very competitive prices. 

(2) Euphorbia World 

New journal publishing an A4 colour journal 3 times/year. Covering the field of succulent 

Euphorbiaceae, i.e. Elaeophorbia, Endadenium, Euphorbia, Monadenium, Pedilanthus, Phyllanthus, 

Synadenium. Web page: http://cactus-mall.com/ies/ 

Cost of membership is £15 or €22 or US$27 plus $10 for airmail delivery of the journals outside of 

Europe. If you want to subscribe there is an on-line facility for payment by credit card at www.cactus- 

mall.com/ies/index.html 

Cactus and Succulent Societies 

Cactus & Succulent Society of Queensland, P.O. Box 65, Fortitude Valley, Qld 4006 

Meets last Monday of the month (except December) at the Senior Citizens Centre, 22 Qualtrough Street, 

Woollongabba, Brisbane at 7.15 pm. The Society publishes the quarterly journal ‘Dinteranthus’. 

Website: http://www.cssq.org.au/ 

Cactus & Succulent Society of New South Wales, P.O. Box 3089, Llandilo, NSW 2747. 

Meets first Friday of the month (except January) at Eden Gardens, Corner of Lane Cove & Fontenoy 

Roads, North Ryde at 7 pm. The Society publishes the quarterly journal ‘Cactus & Succulent Journal of 

New South Wales’. Website: http://www.cssnsw.org.au/ 

CULTIVATION NOTES FOR SUCCULENTS 

Succulents are those plants that have water storage tissues in the leaves, stems or roots, or 

some combination thereof. This water is strongly held in the plant and if the aerial parts 

(leaves & stems) are removed from the roots, then the plant generally does not readily wilt or 

die. This feature enables succulents to survive in situations where drought or low water 

availability is a regular occurrence. In horticulture, these situations may cover rockeries or 

garden beds that depend on natural rainfall, or small pots in exposed situations with irregular 

watering. This reduced dependence on water means that succulents are ideal for gardeners 

with little time or limited water. 

Light 

Most succulents require bright light conditions, with a marked preference for morning sun of 

at least 3 or 4 hours. Hot afternoon conditions with direct sun may literally cook a small plant 

in a small pot and should be avoided. Many succulents respond to increased light and reduced 

watering with an increase in foliage colour, which is part of the attraction. Large growing 

succulents in a rockery situation with established root systems are more able to withstand sun 

all day long. 

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Watering 

If there is no natural rainfall, then small succulents in pots should be watered around once a 

week in summer and spring, twice weekly in autumn and every three or four weeks in winter 

(dependent on how cold it is). Watering should be copious, so that water drains from the pot’s 

drainage holes. In very hot summer conditions, it may be necessary to water small pots more 

than once a week, preferably in the late afternoon or evening, thus enabling maximum uptake 

of water and leaching of salts from the potting substrate. In cold winter conditions with the 

possibility of frosts, water should be withheld, or only applied in the warm part of the 

morning. Some plants like Adenium (desert rose) and Pachypodium (Madagascar Palm) will 

take a lot of water in spring and summer when in full leaf; most caudiciform plants should not 

be watered when they are deciduous (dormant). Where frosts occur, only experience will 

show which succulents are truly hardy. If in doubt then pots should be taken under cover. 

Potting Mixes 

Succulents require a well-structured free-draining mixture that does not remain stagnant. An 

adequate mix can be found in the Cactus & Succulent Soil Mixes available from some 

nurseries. Failing this, a premium commercial potting mix (pine bark based), if cut with one- 

third to one-half coarse river sand (not builders sand) and/or perlite, with the addition of 

fertiliser (at about one-third the rate for vegetables) is adequate. 

An organic based potting mix can also be made in the following proportions (to fit in a large 

wheelbarrow) – 16 parts compost or leafmould; 10 parts coarse river sand (1-3 mm grain 

size); 4 parts decomposed granite; 2 parts crushed charcoal; 6 parts perlite (3 medium, 3 

coarse); 2 small handfuls of blood & bone. This mix is more or less 50% structure and 50% 

organics and should drain well. Any compost should be approaching soil in texture otherwise 

nitrogen drawdown will be a problem. 

Pots can be plastic or terracotta, but remember that small terracotta pots dry out very quickly. 

No drainage material is necessary in the bottom of the bottom, but a square of newspaper or 

may be necessary to retain mix in the pot. 

Collector Abbrevations and Locality Data 

Many plants offered have collector’s field numbers and locality data. Some collectors 

are interested in this information, so it is included here in an abbreviated manner. Wild 

collected material is NOT sold, all collections with field data are propagated from 

cuttings or seed. 

ARM = A.R. Mitchell field collections 

BK = B. Kemble distribution 

CM = C. Mangold field collections 

DC = D.M.Cumming distribution 

DMC = D.M. Cumming field collections 

DSH = D.S. Hardy field collections 

DW = Dick Wright distribution 

EA = E. Aslander field collections 

EvJ = E. van Jaarsveld field collections 

FSA = P.I. Forster South African distribution 

GGS = G.G. Smith field collections 

GM = G. Marx field collections 

GO = G. Orlando field collections 

HNT = Huntington Botanic Garden accession number 

HS = Haworthia Society distribution 

ISI = International Succulent Introductions distribution 

JB = J.Bleck distribution 

JDV = J.D.Venter field collections 

JRB = J.R.Brown distribution 

KG = Karoo Botanic Gardens accession numbers 

Lau = A. Lau field collections 

Lavr. = J.J. Lavranos field collections 

L&N = J.J. Lavranos & L.E. Newton field collections 

KG = Karoo National Botanic Garden accession numbers 

MBB = M.B. Bayer field collections 

MG = Mesa Garden distribution 

NBG = Kirstenbosch National Botanic Garden accession 

numbers 

PVB = P.V.Bruyns field collections 

R = D.Richards field collections 

Sheilam = Sheilam Nursery, Robertson, South Africa 

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SUCCULENT COLLECTIONS: (composition is my choice). Plants are generally 

unrooted cuts. Each plant is provided with an individual plastic name tag. Many 

beginners prefer collections, because of unfamiliarity with all the scientific names and it 

is an inexpensive way to start a collection. Please note that the same species may be 

present in a number of collections if they are ordered on different occasions. If you 

order Collections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (or any lesser combination) at the same time, I will ensure 

that all plants are different. 

Collection #1. 20 mixed, named, miniature succulents. $50. Plants are suitable for pots and 

bowl gardens. Includes a range of species and cultivars mainly from the genera Aloe, 

Crassula, Echeveria, Gasteria, Graptopetalum, Haworthia, Sedum. 

Collection #2. 20 mixed, named, landscape succulents. $50 Plants are suitable for planting 

out in a ‘water saver’ garden as landscape features. Includes a range of species and cultivars 

mainly from the genera Agave, Aloe, Crassula, Euphorbia, Kalanchoe and Gasteria. 

Collection #3. 20 mixed, named miniature Aloes (10 species, 10 cultivars). $50 Plants are 

suitable for pots and bowl gardens. Includes a range of species and cultivars. 

Collection #4. 20 mixed, named Haworthias. $50 Plants are suitable for pots and bowl 

gardens. 

Collection #5. 20 mixed, named Crassulaceae. $50 Plants are suitable for pots and bowl 

gardens, or for planting in a rockery. Includes a range of species and cultivars from the 

genera Crassula, Echeveria, Graptopetalum, X Graptoveria, Pachyphytum, X Pachyveria, 

Sedum. 

Collection #6. 20 mixed, named Adromischus. $50. Plants are suitable for pots and bowl 

gardens. Includes a range of species and forms mainly from the species A.cristatus, A. 

filicaulis, A. hemisphericus, A. leucophyllus, A. marianiae, A. triflorus, A. trigynus and A. 

umbraticola. Each individual plant comprises 4 or 5 unrooted leaves. 

Sales Section for Individual Plants (all with plastic name tags provided) 

Plants are individually priced. 

Abbreviations 

S = Seedlings (otherwise plants are cuttings) 

C = Caudex forming plant 

AGAVACEAE – century plants 

Agaves for sale (prices reflect size and rarity). 

Name 

Miniature sized (less than 50 cm diameter) species suitable for pots. All are decorative 

and good feature plants. 

Origin and notes Price 

Agave applanata ‘Cream White edged variegate. Imported from the USA in 2001, originally from Japan. The $10 

Spike’ 

revised name is based on the book Agaves by Greg Starr (2012). Rooted offsets. 

(formerly on list as A. parryi ‘Merico Nishiki’) 

Agave applanata 

Mexico. Nice blue-grey leaved miniature. Clusters readily. Offsets. 

$ 6 

‘Kichusagan’ 

(formerly on list as A. parryi ‘Kichusagan’ 

Agave isthmensis 

AVAILABLE AGAIN 

Mexico: Oaxaca. Glaucous blue clustering rosettes. Rooted offsets. $10 

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Agave nickelsiae (previously 

on list as A. victoriae-reginae 

#2) 

Mexico. Nicely marked, more open habit than A. victoriae-reginae. This species also 

has black apical leaf spines (versus cream to grey) and slowly clusters with age. 

Rooted offsets. 

Agave nizandensis Mexico. Weird long leaves, flowers in a pot. Rooted offsets. $ 8 

Agave potatorum ‘Ohirajin’ 

HNT39144 

Japanese cultivar forming tight little mounds of rosettes. Offsets. $10 

Agave potatorum ‘Kichiokan’ Mexico. Blue-grey leaved miniature. Great feature plant. Offsets. $ 8 

Agave pumila 

Mexico. A cute grey-blue miniature which if planted in the ground eventually morphs $10 

NEW ADDITION 

into a larger plant. Rooted offsets. 

A. pygmaea Mexico. One of the smallest known species, glaucous blue foliage. Offsets. $ 6 

A. shrevei Mexico. Nice blue leaved miniature. Rooted offsets. $ 6 

A. victoriae-reginae Mexico. Nicely marked compact form that forms a solitary rosette. Seedlings. $ 6 

A. victoriae-reginae 

‘Ornatum’ 

Mexico. Very compact form that forms mainly a solitary rosette. Rooted offsets. $10 

Name 

Medium sized (up to 1 m maximum diameter) species suitable for pots. All are 

decorative and good feature plants. 


Agave attenuata Mexico. The classic tub plant. Nice soft grey-green leaves. No spikes. Offsets. $ 6 

small 

$10 

large 

Agave desmettiana ‘El Mexico. Yellow edged variegate. Soft leaves and spines. Rooted offsets. $ 6 

Miradores Gold’ 

Agave desmettiana ‘Joe Hoak’ Mexico. Nice white and yellow variegation. Soft leaves and spines. Rooted offsets. $10 

Agave filifera Mexico. Great landscape plant, makes nice clumps and is not too spiny. Offsets. $ 8 

Agave geminiflora Mexico. One of the ultimate landscape feature plants. Seedlings. $ 6 

Agave gigantensis K.Nakai Mexico: Pancho Parras, Baja California. The name refers to the type locality, not $10 

1200 

plant size! Glaucous blue foliage. Advanced seedlings. 

Agave gypsophila Mexico. Classic small landscape plant, crinkly leaf edges, blue-grey leaves. Offsets. $ 8 

Agave karwinksiana Mexico: Oaxaca, Yagul. Nice blue leaves. Seedlings. $ 8 

Agave kerchovei Mexico. Dark green leaves with middle yellow band. Offsets. $10 

Agave lophantha 

‘Quadricolor’ 

Yellow edged variegate. Choice new introduction. Rooted offsets. $10 

Agave parryi var. truncata Mexico. Great tub or landscape plant with extra chunky, truncated leaf ends. This is 

the famous clone from the Huntington Botanic Gardens. Rooted Offsets. 

$10 

Agave potatorum Mexico: 92 km along Autopista 135 from Oaxaca City to Mexico City. Medium 

sized form, very crenate leaves. Seedlings. 

$10 

Agave potatorum Mexico: Oaxaca, El Cameron. Larger form, very flat rosettes. Seedlings. $10 

Agave potatorum Mexico: Oaxaca, 11 km from Tehuacan on road to Santiago Chazumba. Medium sized 

form, nicely marked leaves. Seedlings. 

$10 

Agave striata Mexico. Grey-blue spiky ball, excellent for a focal point in landscaping. Seedlings. $ 6 

Agave stricta Mexico: Oaxaca, 11 km from Tehuacan on road to Santiago Chazumba. Blue spiky 

balls, excellent for a focal point in landscaping. Advanced seedlings. 

$12 

Agave triangularis Mexico: 92 km along Autopista 135 from Oaxaca City to Mexico City. Larger form 

of this attractive species. Seedlings. 

$ 8 

Agave triangularis Mexico: Puebla, 6.5 km below village of Coatepec. Smaller form of this attractive 

species. Seedlings. 

$ 8 

Agave vilmoriniana Mexico. Soft leaved ‘octopus’ agave. Great for close contact landscaping. Rooted 

bulbils. 

$10 

Agave xylonacantha Mexico. Spiky blue-grey leaves with great marginal teeth. Rooted offsets. $ 8 

Name 

Larger sized (over 1 m diameter at maturity) species. Best suited for landscaping in a 

‘water saver’ garden. 


Agave guiengola Mexico. Large glaucous blue rosettes. Offsets. $ 8 

Agave franzosinii Mexico. If you want a monster blue beauty, this is the plant for you. Rooted offsets. 

Super limited supply 

$12 

5 

$ 6

Agave pedunculifera Mexico. Large glaucous blue-grey rosettes, slowly clusters with time; leaf margins 

spineless, black terminal spine. Large rooted offsets. 

Agave weberi Mexico. Large glaucous blue-grey rosettes, slowly clusters with time; leaf margins 

spineless, black terminal spine. Large rooted offsets. 

Name 

ASCLEPIADS (APOCYNACEAE) – milkweeds, stapeliads & desert roses 


Ceropegia ampliata South Africa. Twiner. Yellow and cream flowers. Cuttings. $5 

Ceropegia linearis subsp. South Africa. Twiner. Tubers. Purple and cream flowers. Cuttings. 

$4 

woodii 

Chain of Hearts 

Cynanchum appendiculatopsis 

PVB6223 

Madagascar. Trailing stems. Green flowers. Cuttings. $5 

Cynanchum compactus Madagascar. Trailing stems. Green flowers. Cuttings. $5 

Cynancum marnierianum 

Rauh 9385 (clonotype) 

Madagascar. Knobbly trailling stems. Green and cream flowers. Cuttings. $4 

Cynanchum rossii (clonotype) Madagascar. Erect to trailing purple-green square stems. Green and cream flowers. 

Cuttings. 

$5 

Frerea indica PVB5925 India: Junnor. Pendent stems. Brown and yellow flowers. Great for a basket. 

Cuttings. 

$5 

Karimbolea verrucosa Madagascar. Knobbly stemmed trailer. Green, grey and cream flowers. Cuttings. $8 

Matelea cyclophylla Mexico. Caudiciform. Twining annual stems from large corky above ground tuber. 

Large purple to green flowers. Seedlings. 

$10 

Pachypodium lamerei Madagascar. Famous ‘Madagascar Palm’. Erect, spinescent columns to 6 m tall; large 

cream flowers. Advanced seedlings suitable for 6 inch pots. 

$6 

Pachypodium saundersii South Africa. Squat, spiny stems; large cream flowers. Advance seedlings suitable 

for 6 inch pots. 

$10 

Platykelba insigne Madagascar. Trailling stems. Large pink and cream flowers to 1.5 cm across. 

Cuttings. 

$4 

Sarcostemma mulanjense 

S.Liede 2900 

Malawi. Climbing stems. Cream flowers. Cuttings. $5 

Sarcostemma pearsonii South Africa. Trailing stems. Cream flowers. Cuttings. $5 

DMC2481 

Sarcostemma socotranum 

Radcliffe-Smith & Lavr. 309 

(clonotype) 

Sarcostemma vanlessenii 

Noltee 957 

Sarcostemma vanlessenii 2 km 

N of Dalil 

Sarcostemma viminale subsp. 

Brunonianum PVB2510 

Socotra. Trailing stems. Brown flowers. Cuttings. $5 

Kenya. Trailing stems. Pink flowers. Cuttings. $5 

Kenya. Trailing stems. Pink flowers. Cuttings. $5 

Nepal. Trailing stems, sometimes weakly climbing. Cream flowers. Cuttings. $5 

Stapelia grandiflora South Africa. Clumping erect stems. Open, flattened, large purple flowers. $5 

Stapelia leendertziae South Africa. Clumping erect stems. Tubular large purple flowers. $5 

ASPHODELACEAE – aloes, haworthias, gasterias 

Aloes for sale (prices reflect size and rarity). 

Name 

Miniature Aloe species [rosettes less than 30 cm across at maturity] suitable for pots or 

dish gardens. 

Origin and other notes Price 

Aloe albiflora Madagascar; clustering stemless rosettes, white spotted, brown foliage; white flowers 

most of year. Offsets. 

$ 6 

Aloe antandroi Madagascar; climbing stems, blue-grey leaves, pink flowers. Cuttings. $ 5 

Aloe arenicola South Africa; sprawling stems, grey-green leaves with large white spots, pink 

flowers. Cuttings. 

$ 8 

6 

$10 

$12

Aloe aristata South Africa; clustering stemless rosettes, blue-grey leaves, pink flowers. Offsets. $ 5 

Aloe bakeri ISI447 Madagascar; clustering stemless rosettes; white spotted brown leaves, pretty yelloworange 


$ 5 

Aloe bakeri ‘Concolor’ Madagascar; clustering stemless rosettes, brown leaves, pretty yellow-orange 


$ 5 

Aloe ballii var. ballii Zimbabwe; densely clumping; foliage green with white spots; orange flowers. 

Excellent for a hanging basket. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Aloe boiteaui Madagascar; clustering stemless rosettes, brown-green leaves, pretty orange-pink 


$ 6 

Aloe bowiei South Africa, clustering stemless rosettes, glaucous blue foliage, white flowers. 

Looks like an Haworthia. Seedlings. 

$ 6 

Aloe brevifolia var. brevifolia South Africa, clustering stemless rosettes, bluish foliage, orange-pink flowers. 

Cuttings. 

$ 4 

Aloe bruynsii [P.V.Bruyns Madagascar: near Manambaro; clustering stems, lime green foliage, orange & yellow $10 

5962A; clonotype] 


Aloe cremnophila 

[P.Brandham 2902] 

Somalia; clustering stems, blue-grey foliage, pink flowers. Cuttings. $ 6 

Aloe delphinensis Madagascar; clustering stems; brown foliage, pink flowers; rare species. Cuttings. $ 8 

Aloe deltoideodonta var. 

candicans 

Madagascar; clustering stemless rosettes; blue-purple foliage; pink flowers. Offsets. $ 6 

Aloe deltoideodonta var. fallax Madagascar; clustering stemless rosettes; foliage lime green; lush pink flowers. Offsets. $ 8 

[Lavr. 31690] 

(formerly on list as A. ibitiensis) 

Aloe deltoideodonta var. Madagascar; clustering stemless rosettes; brown foliage with white spots, pink flowers. $10 

ruffingiana 

[DS Hardy 2893] 

Offsets. (formerly on list as A. deltoideodonta var. deltoideodonta) 

Aloe descoingsii subsp. Madagascar; one of the smallest species, clustering stemless rosettes; green foliage $ 6 

descoingsii 

with white spots, pink flowers. Offsets. 

Aloe diolii ISI2001-21 Sudan; clustering erect stems, grey foliage, pink flowers. Cuttings. $ 6 

Aloe elgonica Kenya; clustering stems, foliage green with white spots, pink flowers. Cuttings. $ 6 

Aloe ellenbeckii [Lavr.12170] Kenya; clustering stemless rosettes, foliage grey-green with white spots, pink $ 6 

(dumetorum) 

flowers. Offsets 

Aloe ellenbeckii 

Kenya; 1 km S of Marsabit, 1 km W of Marsabit – Isiolo (A2) road; clustering $ 6 

[DMC1393] 

stemless rosettes, foliage grey-green with white spots; yellow flowers. Offsets. 

Aloe erythrophylla Madagascar; sparingly clustering rosettes, foliage brick red; pink flowers. Seedlings. $10 

Aloe fleurentinorum Arabian peninsula; solitary stemless rosettes, foliage reddish-green, unspotted; pink 

flowers. Choice collector’s plant. Seedlings. 

$ 8 

Aloe forbesii Yemen, Socotra; clustering stems, foliage pale green, pink flowers. Cuttings. $ 6 

Aloe fragilis 

Madagascar; clustering stemless rosettes; foliage grey-green with white spots; pink $ 6 

[clonotype] 

flowers. Offsets. 

Aloe humilis South Africa; clustering rosettes; foliage grey-blue with small teeth; pink flowers. 

Offsets. 

$ 4 

Aloe imalotensis Madagascar; solitary stems; pink-grey foliage; pink flowers; one of the best for a 

potted feature plant. Seedlings. 

$ 6 

Aloe inyangensis Zimbabwe; clustering stems; dark green foliage; orange flowers; good for a hanging 

basket. Cuttings. 

$ 6 

Aloe isaloensis [ISI96-27; 

W.Roosli & R.Hoffman s.n./ 

HNT78021] 

Madagascar, Bezaha (Sakalaly). Cuttings. $ 8 

Aloe jacksonii [clonotype] Ethiopia; clustering stems; grey foliage; pink flowers. Cuttings. $ 5 

Aloe jucunda ‘Tristar’ Somalia; clustering stemless rosettes; foliage shiny, dark green with white spots; pink 

flowers. Offsets. Larger triploid clone. 

$ 6 

Aloe jucunda ‘Bullock’ Somalia; clustering stemless rosettes; foliage shiny, dark green with white spots; pink 

flowers. Offsets. Smaller diploid clone. 

$ 6 

Aloe juvenna Kenya; clustering, shortly arborescent stems; foliage pale green with white spots; 

pink flowers. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Aloe laeta Madagascar; solitary stemless rosettes; foliage glaucous blue-grey; pink flowers. 

Choice collector’s plant. Seedlings. 

$ 8 

Aloe longistyla South Africa; solitary stemless rosettes; foliage glaucous blue-grey; pink flowers. 

Seedlings. 

$ 6 

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Aloe millotii Madagascar; clustering, closely clumped climbing stems; foliage grey green with 

scattered white spots; pink flowers. Cuttings. 

$ 6 

Aloe millotii HNT71363 Madagascar; clustering, more erect stems than above; foliage grey green with many 

white spots; pink flowers. Cuttings. 

$ 8 

Aloe morijensis Kenya; shortly arborescent, clustering stems; foliage pale green with white spots; 

orange flowers. Cuttings. 

$ 6 

Aloe pendens Yemen; clustering stems, foliage pale green with white spots; yellow flowers. 

Cuttings. 

$ 6 

Aloe perdita [clonotype] Zimbabwe, The Corner; clustering rosettes; foliage pale green with white spots; pink 

flowers. Offsets. Finally this has been formally named. 

$ 6 

Aloe pictifolia South Africa. Slowly dividing rosettes; foliage pale blue with white spots; pink 

flowers. Seedlings. 

$ 6 

Aloe rauhii Madagascar; clustering stemless rosettes, foliage dark green with white spots; pink 


$ 5 

Aloe sinkatana Sudan; densely clustering stemless rosettes; foliage grey green with white spots; 

orange and yellow flowers. Offsets. 

$ 6 

Aloe squarrosa Yemen, Socotra; clustering stems; foliage mid green with white spots; orange 


$ 6 

Aloe thompsoniae South Africa: Wolkberg. Grass aloe, clustering stems, foliage mid green; orange 


$ 6 

Aloe variegata South Africa. Partridge Breast Aloe. Clustering stemless rosettes; foliage grey-green 

with white banding; flowers pink red. Offsets. 

$ 6 

Aloe veseyi (formerly on list Tanzania, Zambia; clustering shortly stemmed rosettes, foliage grey-green with white $ 8 

as “A. repens”) 

spots. Cuttings. 

Aloe viguieri Madagascar. Clustering blue-grey rosettes, lopsided; pink flowers. Offsets. $ 6 

Name 

Medium sized Aloes [rosettes greater than 30 cm but less than 60 cm across and under 1 

m high at maturity]. Plants are suitable for small scale landscaping, large pots or tubs. 


Aloe ambigens Somalia: near Hobbiyo. Clustering glaucous blue-grey rosettes, lopsided; pink 

flowers. Offsets. Choice new introduction. 

$10 

Aloe acutissima var. 

Madagascar: Zavafotsky; clustering subshrub to 50 cm; foliage blue-grey, pink $ 6 

acutissima 



Madagascar: Ambalavo; clustering subshrub to 60 cm; foliage brown-grey, pink $ 6 

acutissima 



Madagascar; clustering decumbent subshrub to 30 cm; foliage grey-green, pink $ 6 

antanimorensis 



Madagascar: 2km N of Itampolu; clustering subshrub to 50 cm; foliage grey-green, $ 6 

itampolensis Lavr. 32004 pink flowers. Cuttings. 

Aloe andongensis Angola; shortly arborescent, clustering stems; foliage mid green with white spots; 


$ 8 

Aloe arborescens [clone #1] South Africa; clustering shrub to 1 m; foliage blue-grey, pink-orange flowers. 

Cuttings. Excellent as a screen or on banks. 

$ 4 

Aloe arborescens [clone #2] South Africa; clustering shrub to 1 m; foliage blue-grey, orange flowers. Cuttings. 

Excellent as a screen or on banks. 

$ 4 

Aloe arborescens ‘Gold Rush’ South Africa; clustering shrub to 1 m; foliage mid green, cream and yellow 

variegated. Cuttings. Excellent as a screen or on banks. 

$ 8 

Aloe arborescens ‘Philip le South Africa; clustering shrub to 1 m; foliage mid green, yellow flowers. Cuttings. $ 8 

Roux’ 

Excellent as a screen or on banks. 

Aloe austroarabica [type 

locality] 

Saudi Arabia; solitary rosettes; foliage grey green with white spots. Seedlings. $ 8 

Aloe broomii South Africa; solitary rosettes; foliage green; pink-orange flowers. Seedlings. $ 6 

Aloe cameronii var. bondana Zimbabwe; clustering stems; deep red foliage; orange flowers. Cuttings. $ 8 

Aloe camperi [clone #1] South Africa; clustering stems; foliage dark green with white spots; pink-orange 


$ 6 

Aloe camperi [clone #2] South Africa; clustering stems, foliage dark green with white spots; pink-orange 

flowers. Offsets. 

$ 6 

Aloe capitata var. gneissicola Madagascar; solitary glaucous blue rosettes; yellow flowers. Seedlings. $ 6 

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Aloe chabaudii Zimbabwe, Mozambique; clustering rosettes; foliage silver-grey; red flowers. 

Cuttings. Great landscape feature plant. 

Aloe ciliaris var. redacta South Africa; climbing stems to several metres; foliage dark green; orange-yellow 

flowers. Good for a trellis or on a bank. Cuttings. Intermediate in size of the three 

Aloe ciliaris var. ciliaris 

FSA156 

varieties. This is the variant long in Australian cultivation. 

South Africa: Monkeytown, Bathurst. Climbing stems to several metres; foliage dark 

green; orange-yellow flowers. Good for a trellis or on a bank. Larger rosettes than 

previous offering. Cuttings. Largest of the three varieties. 

Aloe ciliaris var. tidmarshii South Africa; climbing stems to several metres; foliage dark green; yellow flowers. 

Good for a trellis or on a bank. Cuttings. Smallest of the three varieties. 

$ 6 

Aloe classenii L.&N.12324 Kenya. Sparingly clumping rosettes; foliage dark green to brick red; pink flowers. 

Offsets. 

$ 8 

Aloe dhufarensis Yemen. Solitary rosettes; foliage silver-white; pink flowers. Seedlings. Choice 

collector’s item for a nice pot. 

$ 6 

Aloe divaricata Madagascar: 3 km N of Amboasary on road to Behara, Fort Dauphin. Erect stems, 

usually solitary; foliage grey-pink; flowers pink. Nice landscape plant. Seedlings. 

$ 6 

Aloe dorotheae Tanzania; clustering stems; foliage green, colouring to red-orange in strong light; 

flowers orange. Excellent as a colour feature. Offsets. 

$ 8 

Aloe elegans Ethiopia; solitary rosettes; foliage pale green with red edges; flowers yellow. 

Seedlings. 

$ 6 

Aloe flexilifolia Tanzania; clustering stems; foliage grey-green; flowers orange-red. Cuttings. $ 8 

Aloe globuligemma Zimbabwe; solitary rosettes; foliage glaucous grey; flowers pink. Seedlings. $ 6 

Aloe greenii South Africa; forms dense clusters; foliage dark green with white spots; pink flowers. 

Offsets.. 

$ 5 

Aloe hardyi South Africa; clustering decumbent stems; foliage glaucous grey; lush pink-red 

flowers. Offsets.. 

$ 6 

Aloe helenae Madagascar; solitary rosettes on short stem; foliage grey-pink. Seedlings. Possibly 

hybrids of this species. 

$10 

Aloe hijazensis Saudi Arabia; solitary stemless rosettes; foliage bright green; flowers yellow. 

Seedlings. 

$ 8 

Aloe ‘Huyajyou’ This is an old hybrid, usually misnamed as A. distans or A. mitriformis. This cultivar 

name is used in the book Succulents (2003) by the International Succulent Institute of 

Japan. 

$ 6 

Aloe mubendiensis HNT35192 Uganda; clustering rosettes; foliage pale grey-green with white spots; pink flowers. 

Offsets. 

$ 8 

Aloe mutabilis South Africa; clustering stems to 50 cm high; foliage glaucous grey; pink flowers. 

Offsets.. 

$ 6 

Aloe nyeriensis [DMC s.n.] Kenya: E of Nyeri; clustering stems to 60 cm high; foliage glaucous grey-green, 

white spotted; pink flowers. Cuttings. 

$ 6 

Aloe peglerae South Africa. Solitary rosettes to 60 cm across; foliage glaucous grey-blue; flowers 

orange-pink. Seedlings. 

$ 8 

Aloe plicatilis South Africa; dichotomously dividing stems to 1 m high; foliage glaucous blue; pinkred 

flowers. Large seedlings. 

$ 8 

Aloe reitzii South Africa; solitary rosettes; foliage blue-green, white spotted; flowers red and 

yellow. Seedlings. 

$10 

Aloe rivierei Saudi Arabia, Yemen; clustering stems, shortly arborescent to 50 cm high; foliage 

green; pink flowers. Cuttings. 

$ 8 

Aloe tororoana [HNT34082] Uganda, Tororo Rock; clustering rosettes; foliage green with white spots; flowers 

orange. Cuttings. 

$10 

Aloe schelpei Ethiopia; clustering rosettes; foliage blue-grey with some white spots; orange-pink 

flowers. Rooted cuttings. 

$10 

Aloe shadensis Saudi Arabia; solitary rosettes; foliage green with some white spots; yellow flowers. 

Seedlings. 

$ 6 

Aloe suprafoliata South Africa; solitary rosette; foliage glaucous blue-grey, starts with a fan like leaf 

arrangement, later in a rosette; pink flowers. Seedlings. One of the best landscape 

plants. 

$ 8 

Aloe vogstii South Africa; clustering rosettes; foliage grey green with white spots; red flowers. 

Seedlings. Nice landscaper. 

$ 6 

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$ 6 

$ 6

Aloe woodii KSA158 Yemen & Saudi Arabia; solitary large rosettes; foliage glaucous with white spots 

NEW RELEASE 

when young; yellow flowers with pubescent exterior. Seedlings. 

Aloe zebrina South Africa; clustering stems; foliage dark green with white spots; pink flowers. 

Good landscaper. Offsets. 

Aloe yemenica Yemen; clustering stems; foliage mid green, orange flowers. Good landscaper. 

Offsets. 

Aloe sp. GO221204 Ethiopia: 10 km W of Nefasit; solitary rosettes; foliage blue-green, some spots; 

flower colour unknown. Seedlings. 

Aloe sp. Lavr. 32010 Madagascar: N from St Augustin; clumping rosettes, shortly stemmed to 1 m tall; 

foliage blue-grey; flower colour unknown. Seedlings. 

Name 

Miniature Aloe hybrid cultivars [rosettes less than 30 cm across at maturity, most are 

less than 8 cm across] suitable for pots or dish gardens. Hybrids have been bred by a 

number of growers [BK = Brian Kemble; DMC = David Cumming; EA = Etwin 

Aslander; JB = John Bleck; PIF = Paul Forster; WM = Bill Morris] and have been 

selected for attractive form and floriferous properties. Cuttings or offsets. 

Notes Price 

‘Baby Blue’ Chunky blue-grey rosettes with white spots, clusters freely, flowers most of year. $ 6 

‘Badeel’ [DMC hybrid]. Small blue-black rosettes, clusters freely, flowers most of year.. $ 6 

‘Berim’ [DMC hybrid]. Brown-green rosettes, clusters freely, flowers most of year. $ 6 

‘Brass Hat’ [JB hybrid]. Rich brick red rosettes, clusters freely. $ 6 

‘Connal’ [DMC hybrid]. Pale blue-green rosettes with white spots, clusters freely, flowers 

most of year. 

$ 6 

‘Dainty’ [DMC hybrid]. Dark green chunky rosettes, clusters freely, flowers most of year. $ 6 

‘Dark Beauty’ Black-green chunky rosettes, clusters freely. $ 6 

‘Delaine’ [DMC hybrid]. Brown-green rosettes, clusters freely, flowers most of year. $ 6 

‘Doran Black’ Stunning white, heavily toothed chunky rosettes, clusters freely, flowers most of 

year. [Dick Wright hybrid] 

$ 8 

‘Dunnet’ [PIF hybrid]. Brown-green rosettes with white spots, clusters freely, flowers most of 

year. 

$ 6 

‘Green Shark’ [DMC hybrid]. Dark green rosettes, clusters freely, flowers most of year. $ 6 

‘Kermit’ [DMC hybrid]. Chunky green rosettes, clusters freely, flowers most of year. $ 6 

‘Keyring’ Glossy, brown-green rosettes with white spots, clusters freely. $ 6 

‘Lime Delight’ [DMC hybrid]. Lime green rosettes, clusters freely, flowers most of year. $ 6 

‘Link’ [DMC hybrid]. Blue-green rosettes, clusters freely, flowers most of year. $ 6 

‘Little One’ [DMC hybrid]. Black-purple rosettes, clusters freely, flowers most of year. $ 6 

‘Lizard Lips’ [JB hybrid]. This is the true cultivar from the Huntington Bot. Gard. Collection 

imported in 2003, not the imposter that has been sold previously under this name in 

Australia and is actually A. rauhii ‘Snowflake’. Heavily white spotted and toothed 

rosettes, clusters freely, flowers most of year. 

$ 8 

‘Lysa’ [DMC hybrid]. Grey-green rosettes with white spots. $ 6 

‘Moyna’ [DMC hybrid]. Grey-green rosettes with white spots, clusters freely, flowers most of 

year. 

$ 6 

‘Paul Hutchison’ 


Silver white, warty rosettes, slower clusters, flowers most of year. Choice collector’s $10 

item. 

‘Peacock’ White warty rosettes, slowly clusters, flowers most of year. $ 8 

‘Pepe’ [JB hybrid]. Green chunky rosettes with fine white teeth , clusters freely, flowers most 

of year. 

$ 6 

‘Pimadi’ [DMC hybrid]. Silver-grey rosettes with fine teeth, clusters freely, flowers most of 

year. 

$ 6 

‘Purple Dawn’ [PIF hybrid]. Purple rosettes, clusters slowly, flowers most of year. $ 6 

‘Prime Time’ [JB hybrid]. Brown-green rosettes, clusters freely, flowers most of year. $ 6 

‘Quick Silver’ [JB hybrid]. Grey-pink rosettes with white warty spots, clusters freely, flowers most 

of year. This is the true cultivar sourced from the USA in 2005. 

$ 8 

‘Silver Cloud’ [DMC hybrid]. Blue-silver rosettes with white spots, clusters freely, flowers most of 

year. 

$ 6 

‘Silvery Moon’ [WM hybrid]. Blue-silver rosettes with copious white spotting, clusters freely, 

flowers most of year. 

$ 6 

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‘Soldad’ [DMC hybrid]. Scandent subshrub, green-red foliage, pink flowers. $ 6 

‘Sparkling Burgundy’ [JB hybrid]. Rich red rosettes, clusters freely, flowers most of year. $ 6 

‘Tarrington’ R.Schulz hybrid. Large white spotted rosettes, clusters slower; pink flowers. $ 8 

‘Tarrington II’ R.Schulz hybrid. Sister seedling to the above, less warty leaves below. $ 8 

‘White Cloud’ Incorrectly sold in Australia as ‘Quicksilver’ or ‘White Diamond’. Amazing white, $ 6 

warty rosettes, clusters freely, pink flowers. Offsets. 

‘Wunderkind’ [BK hybrid]. Amazing white, warty rosettes, clusters freely, pink flowers. One of the 

best small hybrids (see photo). Offsets. 

‘Zygo’ [DMC hybrid]. Grey-green rosettes, clusters freely, flowers most of year. $ 6 

Larger Aloes suitable for landscaping. Plants either have rosettes that grow to over 1 m 

across or are aborescent to 2 m high or taller. 

Name Origin and other notes Price 

Aloe barberae [=A. bainesii] South Africa; classic giant tree aloe, becomes multiheaded, arborescent to 8 m or 

more; flowers pink. Seedlings (not tissue cultured!) 

Aloe capitata var. Madagascar; solitary rosettes; arborescent to 3 m; foliage glossy green; flowers orangecipolinicola 

yellow. Seedlings. 

Aloe cryptopoda South Africa; solitary rosettes; green leaves; orange-yellow flowers. Excellent 

landscaper. Seedlings. 

Aloe dawei Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, Zaire; clustering arborescent stems to 2 m; foliage dark 

green with white spots, often colouring orange-red in strong light; flowers orangered. 

Cuttings. 

Aloe dichotoma Namibia, South Africa; arborescent to 9 m (exceptional), solitary or multiheaded; 

foliage glaucous grey; flowers yellow. Good as a feature pot plant for years. Seedlings. 

Aloe excelsa Zimbabwe, arborescent to 4 m, solitary rosettes; foliage blue-green, prickly; flowers 

red or orange. Excellent landscaper. Seedlings. 

Aloe ferox South Africa, Umtamsuna Gorge; arborescent to 3 m; solitary rosettes over 1 m 

across; foliage blue-green, prickly; flowers yellow or orange-red. Excellent 

landscaper. Seedlings. 

Aloe fibrosa HNT82376 Kenya/Tanzania; arborescent to 2 m, sparsely clustering; foliage mid green with 

white striping; flowers orange-red. Cuttings. 

Aloe kedongensis #1 Kenya; arborescent to 2 m, densely clustering; foliage pale green with white spots; 

flowers orange. Cuttings. 

Aloe kedongensis #2 Kenya, arborescent to 2 m, densely clustering, foliage pale green with white spots; 

flowers red. Cuttings. 

Aloe kedongensis #3 [DMC Kenya, 23 km N Mariel; arborescent to 2 m, densely clustering; foliage pale green 

s.n.] 

with white spots; flowers orange. Cuttings. Larger heads than 1 st clone. 

Aloe kedongensis #4 [DMC Kenya: 36 km N of Maralal; arborescent to 2 m, densely clustering; foliage pale 

s.n.] 

green with white spots; flowers orange. Cuttings. Larger heads than 1 st clone. 

Aloe marlothii South Africa; arborescent to 3 m; solitary rosettes over 1 m across; foliage bluegreen, 

prickly; flowers yellow or orange-red. Excellent landscaper. Seedlings. 

Aloe marlothii South Africa: Utrecht. Arborescent to 3m; solitary rosettes over 1m across; foliage 

blue-green, prickly; flowers red. Excellent landscaper. Seedlings. 

Aloe ngobitensis Kenya. Lumped under the quite dissimilar A. nyeriensis by some authors. 

Arborescent to 2 m, sparsely clustering stems; foliage dark green with white spots; 

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striking orange-red flowers. Cuttings. 

Aloe pluridens South Africa; arborescent to 5 m; solitary rosettes to c. 50 cm across; foliage pale 

green; flowers orange. Excellent landscaper. Seedlings. 

Aloe rupicola Angola, 4.8km S of Chinguar, Chimbango Hill; arborescent to 5 m; slowly clusters 

Aloe pseudorubroviolacea 

KSA46 

from base; foliage green; flowers orange-red. Large rooted offsets. 

Saudi Arabia. Decumbent stems to 4m long; solitary or suckering, rosettes to 120cm 

across; foliage bluish-grey; flowers red or orange (rarely yellow). Seedlings. This is 

very rare..! 

South Africa; arborescent to 3 m; forms a lop sided larged head to 1.5m across; 

Aloe speciosa 

AVAILABLE AGAIN foliage silver grey; flowers pink. Seedlings. 

Aloe ‘Delightful’ (A. kedongensis x A. mudenensis) Nice hybrid; arborescent, clustering; foliage dark 

green with white spots; lots of orange flowers. Cuttings. 

Name 

Gasteria (all are rooted offsets unless otherwise indicated, these are nice plants for pots 

or the garden with textural foliage and pink-red flowers). The classification used here is 

the revised system published in 2008 by Ernst van Jaarsveld. 


Gasteria acinacifolia 

South Africa: Robberg, Plettenburg Bay [excellent large landscape plant] Previously I $ 8 

FSA278A 

offered the clone FSA278C. 

Gasteria acinacifolia South Africa: Tzitsikamma [excellent large landscape plant] $ 6 

Gasteria armstrongii South Africa. Chunky little plants. Seedlings. $ 6 

Gasteria batesiana var. 

batesiana ‘Pongola’ 

South Africa. Original ‘common’ form. Cultivar with rough leaves. $ 6 


batesiana ‘Davids Rough’ 

South Africa. Selected cultivar with rough leaves originating from David Cumming $ 6 


batesiana ‘Klipwal’ 

South Africa. Nicely marked cultivar with rough leaves. $ 6 


batesiana ‘Barberton’ 

South Africa. Glorious rough black leaved rosettes, the best form. $ 6 


batesiana ‘Paris Dam’ 

South Africa. Bluish-black rough leaves. Nice form. $ 8 


batesiana ‘Umbeluzi Gorge’ 

South Africa: Cultivar with rough leaves. $ 8 


dolomitica ‘Penge’ 

South Africa. Long, sausage shaped warty leaves. $ 6 

Gasteria baylissiana 

South Africa. Small clustering distichous rosettes, blue-black leaves with dense white $ 5 

‘Oudekraal’ 

encrustations. 

Gasteria bicolor var. bicolor 

DMC3757b 

South Africa: road from Riebeeck East to Carville Bridge $ 5 


DMC3989A 

South Africa: Klein Brack River Mouth $ 5 


FSA164A 

South Africa: Farm Glen Craig, 1 km NNE of Grahamstown $ 6 

Gasteria bicolor var. liliputana 

KG119/73 

South Africa: Grahamstown $ 4 

Gasteria bicolor var. fallax South Africa. (previously on list as var. liliputana) $ 4 

Gasteria carinata var. carinata South Africa: 21 km S of Stormsvlei on Bredasdorp road [previously on the list as $ 6 

DMC2948 

var. verrucosa] 

Gasteria carinata var. carinata South Africa: 49 km E of Caledon on R316. This introduction has unusually strongly $ 6 

DMC8267 

chunky rosettes. 

Gasteria carinata var. carinata 

EA1240A 

South Africa: Oude Vloer $ 6 

Gasteria carinata var. glabra 

NBG442/60 

South Africa: Groot Brak $ 6 

Gasteria carinata var. glabra 

DMC6258A 

South Africa: Groot Brak $ 6 

Gasteria carinata var. 

verrucosa 

South Africa. Common form $ 4 

Gasteria carinata var. verrucosa South Africa: Mudlark, near Infanta [spectacular white tubercles] $10 

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DMC4234 

Gasteria carinata var. verrucosa 

KG790/62 

South Africa: Kykoedie $ 6 

Gasteria carinata var. 

South Africa: Breede River Valley. Small clustering rosettes, spectacular white $10 

verrucosa GAS031 

tubercles. 

Gasteria doreeniae South Africa. Swartwaterspoort $ 6 

Gasteria ellaphieae white leaf 

form 

South Africa. $ 6 

Gasteria ellaphieae C.Craib s.n. South Africa: Kouga Dam [also with white leaves] $ 6 

Gasteria ellaphieae – nitida South Africa: Kouga Dam, 20 km W of Patensie. This may well prove to be a separate $ 6 

intermediate GM300 

taxon as it fits neither species 

Gasteria excelsa NBG1344/84 South Africa: Cala Pass $ 6 

Gasteria excelsa FSA168A South Africa: Kapprivier $ 6 

Gasteria glauca EvJ14670 

(clonotype) 

South Africa: Kouga River, E of Guernakop $ 6 

Gasteria glomerata South Africa: Kouga Dam, 25 km W of Patensie $ 5 

Gasteria glomerata EvJ11054 

(clonotype) 

South Africa: Kouga Dam, 25 km W of Patensie $ 5 

Gasteria nitida FSA201 South Africa: Misgund, 60 km W of Joubertinia (unusual in the white spotted leaves on 

the juvenile plants) 

$ 8 

Gasteria nitida FSA188B South Africa: Farm Hopewell $ 6 

Gasteria pillansii var. hallii Namibia: Numes (one of the smallest Gasteria forms, previously on list as var. $ 6 

H.Hall s.n.: 

ernest-ruschii) 

Gasteria polita EvJ13742 South Africa: Whiskey Creek, Plettenburg Bay (medium sized rosette with highly $ 8 

(clonotype) 

glossy, white spotted leaves). Nice species. 

Gasteria pulchra DMC6984 South Africa: Paul Sauer Dam (Kouga Dam). Rooted rosettes. $ 8 

Gasteria pulchra FSA193 South Africa: 1km E of Hankey. Rooted rosettes. $ 8 

Gasteria retusa EA636 South Africa: De Wet, near Worcester. Rooted rosettes. $ 8 

Gasteria thunbergii DMC7688 South Africa: Gouritz River Gorge, above old bridge near Herbertsdale [formerly as $ 6 

variety of G. carinata] 

G. “humilis” Hybrid of unknown origin. Forms small clustering rosettes with spiky leaves. $ 4 

G. ‘Cape Carnival’ Nice selected hybrid of nitida & vlokii by Ernst van Jaarsveld $ 8 

G. ‘Cape Velvet’ Nice selected hybrid of vlokii & excelsa by Ernst van Jaarsveld $ 8 

G. ‘Fader’ Small clustering plant, silver leaves. $ 5 

G. ‘Little Brother’ DMC hybrid. Silver variegated. $ 6 

G. ‘Old Man Silver’ Silver variegated hybrid. $ 6 

G. ‘Pikandi’ Silver and green variegated hybrid $ 6 

G. ‘Pikta’ Nice hybrid of E. carinata var. verrucosa. $ 8 

G. ‘Snowcap’ A hybrid from Etwin Aslander; 1 st time offered in Australia; beautiful miniature with 

erect leaves densely covered in white tubercles 

G. ‘Snowstorm’ A hybrid from Etwin Aslander; 1 st time offered in Australia; beautiful miniature with 

spreading leaves densely covered in white tubercles 

Name 

X Gasteraloe (hybrids between Gasteria and Aloe spp.) 

Notes Price 

‘Arack’ Dark black-green rosettes. $ 6 

‘Dot Krimlack’ Dark green rosettes. $ 6 

‘Etwin’ Erect, white flecked green leaves; New hybrid from Etwin Aslander at Selecta 

$ 6 

Succulents 

‘Green Ice’ Silver and green variegate. $ 6 

‘Kabela’ Silver rosette. Hybrid from Russell Scott $ 6 

‘Lily’ White spotted rosettes. $ 6 

‘New Dawn’ Green and yellow variegate. $ 6 

‘Pauline’ Nicely marked medium sized rosette, dark green with white spotting $ 6 

‘Pink Splash’ A hybrid from Etwin Aslander. Grey-green leaves with heavy white spotting. Colours 

pink in strong light. 

$ 6 

‘Silver Swirls’ A strikingly beautiful new hybrid from Etwin Aslander at Selecta Succulents; a bit $ 8 

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similar to ‘Kabela’ but makes a larger flatter rosette with more bumpy leaves 

‘Smaragdina’ An old, larger hybrid. Foliage mid green with white spotting. $ 6 

‘Sweet Song’ Lime green leaves with spotting. Larger rosettes. $ 6 

‘Thais’ Nice white variegated hybrid. $ 6 

X Gasterhaworthia (hybrids between Gasteria and Haworthia spp.) 

Name Notes Price 

‘Black Chap’ Small densely leaved rosettes, very dark black. $ 6 

‘Hiro’ Dark green rosettes. Nice hybrid with H. limifolia as one parent. $ 6 

Haworthias (prices reflect rarity, ages, size). All are cuttings apart from those indicated S for seedlings. Most 

seedlings are 4 years old or even older and are usually of miniature, slow growing, non-clustering types. It should be 

noted that nomenclature of haworthias is somewhat controversial and subject to change. The classification followed 

here is based largely on that of Bayer; however, distinct taxa recognised by other authors such as Breuer are also 

listed under their names. I’m still trying to get my head around some of the new alternative classifications, so the list 

will change a bit in the future to reflect this. 

Locality data provided where known. Initial numbers are my accession numbers to aid tracking collections that lack 

collectors’ numbers. Please order using the full name and details, rather than by these numbers alone. 

NAME 

HAWORTHIA SUBGENUS HAWORTHIA (THESE ARE THE ‘SOFT’ LEAVED TYPES) 

Origin and other notes PRICE 

3775: H. angustifolia var. 

baylissii (clonotype) 

South Africa: Oudekraal, Zuurberg. Offsets. $ 4 

H. angustifolia var. altissima 

DMC435 

South Africa: 16 km W of Riebeek East on R400. Offsets. $ 5 

H. angustifolia var. altissima 

JDV92-63. 

South Africa: Palmietfontein. Offsets. $ 6 

H. aquamarina MBB7006 South Africa: Moederzoonpoort (also referred to aristata or pringlei at times by 

Bayer). On previous lists under the untenable name aristata . Seedlings. 

$ 6 

H. arachnoidea FSA256 


South Africa: Badkloof, Montague. Seedlings. $ 6 

H. aranea FSA97 


South Africa: Vergelegen road, NE of Oudtshoorn. Seedlings. $ 8 

H. azurea MBB6620 South Africa: Sapkamma. Offsets. Previously on list as decipiens var. minor $ 6 

H. bathylis 

JDV90-118 

South Africa: Kouga Dam. Offsets. Previously on list as gracilis var. gracilis $ 6 

H. bayeri FSA92 South Africa: De Rust. Seedlings. Like a miniature Ariocarpus. This variant named 

by Hayashi as the separate species laeta. 

$ 6 

H. bayeri EA937 South Africa: Uniondale Fort. Seedlings. Like a miniature Ariocarpus $ 6 

H. blackbeardiana MBB6583 South Africa: Waaipoort, SE of Mt Stewart. Seedlings. This population is probably a 

separate species. 

$ 6 

H. blackbeardiana JDV92-23 South Africa: Whittlesea. Offsets. The correct taxonomic placement of this collection 

is uncertain; however, it probably isn’t this species. 

$ 6 

H. blackbeardiana DMC3598 South Africa: Oogadale, 20km NE Queenstown. Rooted offsets (large). $ 8 

H. bolusii South Africa: Graaff Reinet. Seedlings. $ 6 

H. calva MBB6904 South Africa: Wilgerfontein. On previous lists under the name gracilis. Seedlings. $ 6 

6051: H. caespitosa South Africa: Koks Peak. Offsets. (= mirabilis var. consanguinea in Bayer’s system) $ 6 

4895: H. caespitosa South Africa: McGregor. Offsets. (= mirabilis var. consanguinea in Bayer’s system) $ 6 

2668: H. caespitosa (clonotype; 

JRB29) 

South Africa. Offsets. (= mirabilis var. consanguinea in Bayer’s system) $ 6 

H. caespitosa DMC4180 South Africa: Tradouws Pass, Barrydale to Swellendam road. Offsets. (= mirabilis 

var. consanguinea in Bayer’s system) 

$ 6 

3639: H. chloracantha var. 

chloracantha 

MBB sub KG411/75 

South Africa: N of Herbertsdale. Offsets. $ 3 

H. chloracantha var. South Africa: N of Herbertsdale. Offsets. $ 5 

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chloracantha JDV97-136 

H. chloracantha var. 

chloracantha FSA279 

South Africa: Wolwedans Dams, Gouritz River. Offsets. $ 6 

H. chloracantha var. 

chlorocantha JDV87-89 

South Africa: Great Brak River. Offsets. $ 6 


denticulifera 

South Africa. Offsets. $ 3 


subglauca 

South Africa: Offsets. $ 4 

H. comptoniana GM266 South Africa. Seedlings. Nice line of this spectacular species. $ 6 

H. cooperi ‘Silver Swirls’ 


Choice white variegated cultivar. Rooted offsets. $12 

H. cooperi var. cooperi ISI1400 South Africa: Elandskop, S of Adelaide. Offsets. $ 3 

H. cooperi var. cooperi 

JDV90-40 

South Africa: Perseverance. Offsets. $ 6 

H. cooperi var. dielsiana 

FSA128c (joeyae) 

South Africa: Eastpoort. Rooted offsets. Super chunky clone. $ 8 

H. cooperi var. dielsiana 

GM316 (joeyae) 

South Africa: Eastpoort. Rooted offsets. Super chunky clone. $ 8 

1964: H. cooperi var. pilifera South Africa: Offsets. $ 6 

H. cooperi var. pilifera 

MBB6565 

South Africa: W of Somerset East (like GM502, but flatter). Seedlings. $ 6 

H. cooperi var. pilifera South Africa: Willowfontein. Rooted offsets. $ 6 

H. cooperi var. venusta 

GM292 

South Africa: Kenton-on-sea. Seedlings. Purple fur balls. $ 6 

H. cooperi var. truncata South Africa: Kubusie Drift near Kingwilliamstown (small heads, mounding, purple $ 5 

DMC3625 

& blue hues). Offsets. 

H. cummingii DMC11214 South Africa: Committees Drift (recently named species, commemorates the famous 

DMC; a bit like blackbeardiana but with many more, narrower leaves in the rosette, 

divides dichotomously with time). Rooted offsets. 

$ 6 

4905: H. cymbiformis var. 

cymbiformis [DC-SO-080] 

South Africa: Walmer. Offsets. $ 4 


cymbiformis KG328/76 

South Africa: Fort Brown. Offsets. $ 4 


cymbiformis DMC6648 

South Africa: Riet River. Offsets. $ 4 


cymbiformis JRB80 



cymbiformis ‘Compacta’ 







South Africa. Originally distributed as H. cuminate v. agavoides. Offsets. $ 4 


cymbiformis ‘Planifolia’ 


H. cymbiformis var. cymbiformis 

MBB6848 

South Africa: NW of Alicedale. Seedlings. $ 5 


DMC5375 



KG394/70 

South Africa. Fort Jackson. Offsets. $ 5 


C.L.Scott s.n./DC SO-049 

South Africa: Howiesonpoort. Offsets. Nice form with lots of windows. $ 6 


‘Frogmouth’ 

South Africa. Nice cultivar. Offsets. $ 6 

H. cymbiformis var. incurvula South Africa: Far W. Roffs Rock, Plutosvale (previously on list as H. gracilis var. $ 5 

MBB6893 

gracilis). Seedlings. 

H. cymbiformis var. obtusa South Africa. Kat River, 10 km SE of Fort Beaufort Offsets. $ 5 

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DMC6378 

H. cymbiformis var. obtusa South Africa. Windows galore, makes a big mound. 

$ 4 

JRB1088 

Offsets. 

H. cymbiformis var. obtusa 

MBB6850 NEW ADDITION 

South Africa. Rooted offsets. $ 6 


ramosa 

South Africa: Wooldridge. Offsets. $ 4 

2679: H. cymbiformis var. reddii 

JRB1586 

South Africa: Offsets. Clonotype of H. lepida $ 4 

H. cymbiformis var. reddii 

MBB6572 

South Africa: Turnstream (clones 2 & 3). Offsets. $ 4 


setulifera: JRB731 


H. cymbiformis var. setulifera South Africa: Highclere, Cathcart. Offsets. Considered to be an intergrade with H. $ 4 

MBB6573 

blackbeardiana by Bayer; personally I can’t see this as a reality. 

H. decipiens JDV92-135 South Africa: SE of Prince Albert. Seedlings. Forms large flattened rosettes. $ 6 

H. decipiens PVB7052 South Africa: N of Redcliffe. Seedlings. Forms large flattened rosettes. $ 6 

H. emelyae See H. comptoniana, H. picta and H. wimii 

H. esterhuizenii South Africa: E of Albertinia. Lumped by Bayer under H. splendens. A nicely 

marked miniature. Seedlings. 

$ 6 

H. floccosa MBB6856 South Africa: NE Fullarton. Seedlings. Previously on list under bolusii. $ 6 

H. globifera PVB7338 South Africa: Touwsberg. Lumped by Bayer as a variety of H. pulchella. Offsets. $ 8 

H. herbacea intergrade with 

reticulata DMC4215b 

South Africa: Ribbokop. Offsets. $ 4 

H. herbacea var. flaccida 

JDV96-31 

South Africa: Rooiberg. Offsets. $ 6 

H. herbacea var. lupula 

JDV94-36 

South Africa: Wolfkloof . Offsets. $ 6 

H. jansenvillensis MBB6580 


South Africa: NNW of Jansenville. Seedlings. Nice silvery rosettes. $ 6 

H. lapis MBB6942 South Africa: De Plaat Weir. On previous lists under the untenable name aristata. 

Seedlings. 

$ 6 

H. lapis MBB6917 South Africa: Kaboega. On previous lists under the untenable name aristata. 

Seedlings. 

$ 6 

H. lapis GM553 

NEW ADDITION 

South Africa: Seedlings. $ 6 

H. lapis JDV91-115 

NEW ADDITION 

South Africa: Sundays River. Seedlings. $ 6 

H. leightonii var. leightonii 

JDV95-105 

South Africa: Cornfields. Offsets. $ 6 

H. leightonii var. davidii 

DMC6108 

100 km NE of Port Alfred on R72. Rooted offsets. $ 6 

H. lockwoodii FSA312 South Africa. Laingsburg. Seedlings. $ 8 

H. lockwoodii DMC4210 South Africa. Laingsburg. Seedlings. Limited stocks. $ 8 

H. magnifica var. magnifica 

DMC7765 

South Africa: Farm Grootvlei, 3 km E of Riversdale. Offsets. $ 6 


JDV94-6 

South Africa: NE of Riversdale. Offsets. $ 6 


MBB64 

South Africa: Tradouws Pass. Rooted offsets. $ 6 

719: H. magnifica var. acuminata South Africa. Offsets. $ 4 

H. marumiana var. marumiana 

JDV93-11 

South Africa: S.Sterkstroom. Offsets. $ 4 

1977: H. marumiana var. 

marumiana ‘pallida’ 


H. marumiana var. batesiana 

(clonotype) 

South Africa: Valley of Desolation, Graaff-Reinet. Offsets. $ 4 

H. maughanii South Africa. Seedlings from a range of parents including a number of Japanese $ 8 

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475: H. mirabilis var. mirabilis 

‘mundula’ 

clones from Steven Hammer. Included as a variety of truncata by Bayer. 


6112: H. mirabilis var. mirabilis South Africa: Mierkraal. Offsets. $ 6 

H. mirabilis var. mirabilis 

MBB6631 

South Africa: Mierkraal. Rooted offsets. $ 6 

H. mirabilis var. calcarea 

JDV84-65 

South Africa: De Hoop. Offsets. $ 6 

H. mirabilis var. depauperata 

DMC4835 

South Africa: Farm Brakfontein, 30 km E of Caledon. Seedlings. $ 6 

4494: H. mirabilis var. paradoxa South Africa. Offsets. $ 6 

H. monticola var. asema 

JDV85-83 

South Africa: Kruisrivier. Offsets. $ 5 

H. mucronata EA823 

NEW ADDITION 

South Africa: Calitzdorp. Seedlings. $ 6 

H. mutica ‘Drew White’ Selected line of silver-white marked plants. Exceptional plants. Seedlings. $15 

H. mutica MBB7032 South Africa. Nice black-grey form of an otherwise grey retuse rosette. Seedlings. $ 8 

H. mutica EA1148 South Africa. Volmoed, S of Stormsvlei. Chunky grey leaved variant. Seedlings. $ 8 

H. oculata MBB6789 South Africa: Kondomo, Groot River Poort. Offsets. Previously on list as transiens. $ 6 

H. odetteae GM555 South Africa: Lootskloof. Minute balls of fluff. Seedlings. $ 8 

H. odetteae JDV91-70 


South Africa: Lootskloof. Minute balls of fluff. Seedlings. $ 8 

H. pehlemaniae JDV91-47 


South Africa: N of Laingsburg. Seedlings. $ 8 

H. pellucida 

South Africa: Wolven, S of Steytlerville. Offsets. Previously on list as gracilis var. $ 6 

JDV94-46 

viridis 

H. picta var. picta JDV87-149 South Africa: Rooiberg Pass. Seedlings. I think these are even nicer than the 

previously offered GM256 from the same locality. Considered to be the different 

species tricolor by Breuer & Hayashi. 

$ 8 

H. picta var. picta FSA78 South Africa: Moerasrivier. Seedlings. Previously on list as H. emelyae var. emelyae. $ 6 

H. picta var. picta JDV90-7 South Africa: Zebra. Seedlings. Previously on list as H. emelyae var. emelyae. $ 8 

H. picta var. picta GM260 South Africa. Seedlings. Glossy, warty rosettes. $ 8 

H. “puberula” MBB6905 South Africa: Wilgerfontein. Seedlings. Previously on list as gracilis var. gracilis $ 6 

H. pringlei MBB6927 


South Africa: NW of Ripon Station. Rooted offsets. $ 6 

3513: H. pygmaea South Africa: clustering narrow leaved crystalline form. Offsets. $ 6 

H. pygmaea South Africa: Seedlings with broader leaves, variable surface toothing $ 6 

H. pygmaea JDV85-19 South Africa. Dumbie Dykes. Seedlings with grey leaves. $ 6 

H. pygmaea JDV97-135 South Africa. Die Krantz, W of Herbertsdale. Seedlings with olive-green leaves. 

Different to usual forms of this variety. Also known under the name H. asperata n.n. 

$ 6 

H. pygmaea South Africa: Great Brak. Offsets. Large robust form that clusters slowly. $ 6 

H. pygmaea var. argenteo- Refer to H. silviae 

maculosa 

H. reticulata var. reticulata 

MBB6515 

South Africa: Aurora. Offsets. $ 6 


MBB311 


H. reticulata var. reticulata South Africa: Eilandia turnoff, Robertson to Worcester road. Offsets. Large pink $ 5 

DMC8274 

flowers. 


KG174/70 

South Africa: Blosfontein. Offsets. $ 4 


JDV83-107 

South Africa: Buitenstekloof. Offsets. $ 5 


ISI1090 

South Africa: Terras near Worcester. Offsets. $ 5 


JDV87-200 

South Africa: Wolfkloof. Offsets. $ 5 

H. reticulata var. reticulata South Africa: Langverwacht. Offsets. $ 5 

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JDV91-36 


DMC8277 

South Africa: 2 km W of Eilandia turnoff, Robertson to Worcester road. Offsets. $ 5 

2046: H. reticulata var. 

hurlingii 


H. reticulata var. hurlingii 

KG654/69 

South Africa: Offsets $ 4 


DMC2936A 

South Africa: Goudmyn Vineyard. Offsets $ 4 


GM407 

South Africa: SW Robertson. Offsets. $ 5 

H. reticulata var. subregularis 

DMC2880 

South Africa: opposite De Wet Station, NE of Worcester. Offsets $ 4 


MBB6693 

South Africa: Vitvlugt, De Wet. Offsets $ 5 


KG175/70 

South Africa: W of Chasser. Offsets $ 5 

445: H. retusa var. geraldii 

[clone #1] 


2083: H. retusa var. geraldii 

[clone #2] 


H. retusa var. geraldii ISI975 South Africa: Farm Grootvlei, 3 km E of Riversdale Offsets. $ 5 

6515: H. retusa var. geraldii South Africa: Offsets. The cultivar name refers to the South African nursery, not $ 4 

‘San Marino’ 

habitat 

6517: H. retusa var. geraldii ex 

Coopers USA 


H. retusa var. geraldii ex Pienaar South Africa: E of Riversdale. Offsets. $ 4 

H. retusa var. geraldii 

DMC4162 


H. retusa var. geraldii 

JDV87-5 


H. semiviva South Africa: 18 km SSE of Middelpos. Seedlings. $ 8 

H. serrata MBB6953 South Africa: Seedlings. $ 6 

H. silviae MBB6813 South Africa: Mossgas, W of Mossel Bay. Rooted offsets of one clone. Also known 

under the name H. pygmaea var. argenteo-maculosa. 

$ 6 

H. specksii South Africa: type locality. Seedlings. A silver-green plant with lots of windows in 

the H. blackbeardiana – H. cooperi species group. Seedlings. 

$ 6 

H. splendens South Africa: W of Albertinia. Seedlings. Stunning glossy, silver-brown beauties. $10 

H. springbokvlakensis GM390 South Africa. Chunky ‘square’ stunners. Easily the best selection of this species ever. 

Seedlings. 

$ 8 

H. springbokvlakensis 

South Africa: Skietnek. A different population to what is usually offered from $ 8 

P.Schoeman s.n. 

Springbokvlakte. Seedlings. 

H. subhamata JDV92-33 South Africa: Kaboegapoort. Seedlings. (= cooperi var. cooperi in Bayer’s system) $ 6 

H. transiens DMC2539 South Africa: Prince Alfred Pass. Offsets. $ 6 

H. transiens EvJ6729 South Africa: Dieprivier. Offsets. $ 6 

H. transiens MBB6729 South Africa: N of De Vlugt, Prince Alfred Pass. Offsets. $ 6 

H. truncata var. truncata these are advanced seedlings from a range of parents including some spectacular $ 8 

(1) ‘V2005’ 

Japanese clones [the V2005 refers to the year vintage; V2008-seq. are in propagation 

and from additional new parent stocks acquired in Japan, S.Africa and the USA] 

H. truncata var. truncata these are advanced seedlings from a range of parents including forms with very clear $ 6 

(2) 

windows 

H. truncata var. truncata 

(3) GM313: Dysselsdorp 

this series is from selected clones bred by Gerhard Marx; quite spectacular parents $ 8 

H. truncata var. truncata seedlings from a range of parents, including some spectacular Japanese clones and $ 8 

(4) ‘V2006’ 

gems from South Africa (ex Gerhard Marx) and California (ex Steven Hammer). 

H. truncata var. truncata seedlings from a range of parents, including some spectacular Japanese clones and $ 8 

(5) ‘V2007’ 

gems from South Africa (ex Gerhard Marx) and California (ex Steven Hammer). 

H. truncata var. truncata A new crop of plants. 

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(6) ‘V2008’ $ 8 

H. truncata var. truncata Very nice Japanese cultivar with exceptionally large leaf ends. Nice plants grown $60 

(7) ‘Kiganjou’ 

from leaf offsets. Large adult plant indicated to left. 


H. truncata var. maughanii See H. maughanii 

H. turgida var. turgida 

MBB2420 

South Africa: Swellendam. Offsets. $ 4 


DMC2923 

South Africa: Breede River Bridge. Offsets. $ 4 

H. turgida var. turgida KG34/76 South Africa: Roodvlei. Offsets. $ 4 


KG660/69 

South Africa: Swellendam. Offsets. $ 4 


MBB7232 

South Africa: Heidelberg. Offsets. $ 6 


JME30-88 

South Africa: N of Heidelberg. Offsets. $ 6 

H. turgida var. longibracteata 

(clonotype): GGS5378 

South Africa: Near Still Bay. Offsets. $ 4 


DMC4164 

South Africa: 3 km SE of Riversdale on LHS of N2. Offsets. $ 4 


DMC4169 

South Africa: Kafferkuilsriver, c. 5 km E of Riversdale. Offsets. $ 4 


DMC4179 

South Africa: Farm Glen Eteve, NW of Heidelberg. Offsets. $ 4 


EA1143 

South Africa: Stilbaai. Offsets. $ 4 


JDV89-24 

South Africa: Olive Grove. Offsets. $ 4 

2655:H. turgida var. suberecta South Africa: Gouritz River (was var. rodinii). Offsets $ 4 

H. turgida var. suberecta ISI120 South Africa: Valsch River, N of Albertinia (was var. pallidifolia). Offsets $ 4 

H. turgida var. suberecta 

EA1430 

South Africa: Brandwacht. Offsets $ 4 

H. turgida var. suberecta 

MBB6749 

South Africa: Gouritz River Bridge. Offsets $ 4 

4227: H. turgida var. suberecta 

NEW ADDITION FOR 2012 

South Africa: Gouritz River. Offsets. $ 4 

H. unicolor MBB6690 South Africa: N of Montague. Offsets. On previous lists under the name arachnoidea 

var. nigricans. 

$ 6 

3827: H. variegata var. 

variegata 

South Africa: Bredasdorp. Offsets $ 5 

3828: H. variegata var. 

petrophila MBB s.n.: 

South Africa: Karsrivier. Offsets $ 4 

H. variegata var. petrophila 

JDV92-128 

South Africa: Kathoek. Offsets $ 5 

H. variegata var. petrophila 

MBB6986 

South Africa: Karsrivier. Seedlings. $ 5 

H. venteri 

South Africa: 12.5 km from Ladismith on Laingsburg road. On previous lists under $ 6 

FSA293 

the name arachnoidea var. nigricans. Seedlings. 

H. vincentii MBB7102 South Africa. Seedlings. Sort of half way between splendens and turgida. $ 8 

H. virella JDV91-122 South Africa. Seedlings. $ 6 

H. vlokii JDV91-2 South Africa: Meiringspoort. Offsets $ 6 

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H. wimii South Africa: Garcias Pass. Seedlings. Stunning little plants…(= H. emelyae var. 

major) 

$ 6 

1305: H. xiphiophylla South Africa: Offsets $ 5 

5143: H. xiphiophylla South Africa: Glenconnor. Offsets $ 5 

3684: H. zantneriana var. 

zantneriana 

South Africa: Offsets $ 5 

H. zantneriana var. minor 

JDV85-26 

South Africa: Miller. Offsets. $ 6 

NAME 

HAWORTHIA SUBGENUS HEXANGULARES AND SUBGENUS ROBUSTIPEDUNCULARES 

(THESE ARE ‘HARD’ LEAF TYPES) 


H. attenuata ‘Zebra Stripes’ South Africa: Offsets $ 4 

H. attenuata fa. britteniae South Africa: Offsets $ 4 

H. attenuata ‘Slipped Stripes’ South Africa: Offsets. (mutant of ‘Zebra Stripes’ with the bands slipping to form 

vertical lines of irregular shape; new from the USA where it is called ‘Wet Paint’) 

$ 6 

H. attenuata ‘Broad Bands’ South Africa: Offsets. (forms large heads with very white, broad bands) $ 6 

H. attenuata JDV90-42, clone 

#2 

South Africa: Soutkloof. Offsets $ 5 

H. attenuata 

MBB7169A 

South Africa: 3 km E of Enon. Offsets $ 6 

H. attenuata MBB7125A South Africa: N Enon, 12 km E of Kirkwood. Offsets $ 6 

H. attenuata ‘clariperla’ South Africa. Offsets. $ 4 

H. attenuata ‘Hakucho’ 

NEW ADDITION 

Japanese variegated (pale yellow-cream) cultivar. Offsets. $10 

3822: H. attenuata var. radula South Africa. Offsets. $ 4 

441: H. coarctata var. 

coarctata ‘chalwinii’ 


H. coarctata var. coarctata 

DMC3730c 

South Africa. 20 km W of Grahamstown. Offsets. $ 6 

3704: H. coarctata var. 

coarctata 

South Africa. Ghio Bridge. Offsets. $ 6 


DMC3859b 

South Africa. Farm Rosedale, 20 km W of Alexandra. Offsets. $ 6 


DMC3780h 

South Africa. Top of Ecca Pass, NNE Grahamstown. Offsets. $ 6 


FSA158 

South Africa: Berg River. Offsets. $ 6 

H. coarctata var. adelaidensis 

Committees 

South Africa: Committees Drift. Offsets. $ 6 

H. coarctata var. adelaidensis 

GM276B 

South Africa: 7 km NW of Grahamstown. Offsets. $ 6 


GM277 

South Africa: 4 km NW of Grahamstown. Offsets. $ 6 


DMC3721 

South Africa: Farm Brakloof. Offsets. $ 6 


‘Fallax’ 


3711: H. coarctata var. tenuis South Africa. Offsets. Long and thin trailing stems. $ 4 

442: H. glabrata South Africa: Offsets. $ 4 

1976: H. glauca var. herrei 

‘armstrongii’ 

South Africa: Offsets. Clonotype of H. armstrongii $ 4 


‘jacobseniana’ 


H. glauca var. herrei 

DMC3892 

South Africa: The Springs. Offsets. $ 5 

3663: H. glauca var. herrei South Africa: Offsets. $ 4 


‘jonesii’ 


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H. limifolia var. limifolia 

JDV87-110 

South Africa: Blue Jay Ranch, Mbuluzipoort. Offsets. $ 6 

H. limifolia var. limifolia 

‘Black Knight’ 

South Africa: Offsets. (dark black-green leaf form) $ 4 

H. limifolia var. limifolia South Africa: Offsets. (distributed in Australia as var. keithii but not that variety; pale $ 4 

‘Green Knight’ 

green leaf form) 

H. limifolia var. limifolia South Africa: Saddleback Mt, Barberton. Offsets. Form with grey leaves and strong $ 6 

F.J.Stayner s.n. KG331/71 concolorous banding 

H. limifolia var. limifolia South Africa: Bumbeni. Offsets. Form that has very pronounced ridged banding, sort of $10 

Lavr. 8387 

intermediate to the true var. striata 

5890: H. limifolia var. arcana 

J. Bronkhorst s.n. 

South Africa: Hectorspruit. Offsets. $ 6 

5565: H. limifolia var. 

gigantea 

South Africa: Offsets. Makes giant individual heads. $ 6 

H. limifolia var. glaucophylla 

JDV13700 (clonotype) 

South Africa: Three Sisters, Barberton. Offsets. $ 6 

H. limifolia var. glaucophylla 

MBB7145 

South Africa: Three Sisters, Barberton. Offsets. Wider leaved clone. $ 6 

H. limifolia var. schuldtiana South Africa: Offsets. $ 4 

H. limifolia var. striata 

MBB7137A 

South Africa. Rooted offsets. Limited numbers available. $15 

H. limifolia var. ubomboensis 

GGS5739/ISI1339 

South Africa: Swaziland: Stegi, Ubomboe Mtns. Offsets. $ 4 

H. maxima South Africa: Seedlings. (syn. H. pumila, H. margaritifera) $ 6 

H. minima var. minima 

DMC2711 

South Africa: Gouritzmond beach, 1 km SW of Gouritzmond. Offsets. $ 6 

H. reinwardtii var. reinwardtii 

‘grandicula’ 



DMC3854g 

South Africa: 11 km SSW of Salem on R343, 2 km NNW of Long Ford. Offsets. $ 6 


Hamburg 

South Africa: Hamburg. Offsets. $ 6 


f. olivacea DMC5384 

South Africa: Kaffirdrift. Offsets. $ 6 


f. kaffirdriftensis 

ISI58 (clonotype), GGS3364 

South Africa: Kaffirdrift. Offsets. $ 6 

H. reinwardtii var. brevicula South Africa: Offsets. $ 6 

H. reinwardtii var. 

chalumnensis ISI1617 

South Africa: Chalumna. Offsets. $ 6 

H. starkiana FSA70 South Africa: Schoemanspoort. Offsets. $ 6 

H. venosa subsp. tessellata 

‘Neat’ 

Offsets. Very shiny large individual rosettes. $ 6 

H. venosa subsp. tessellata South Africa: Stiebuelspruit NW of Three Sisters 

$ 6 

DMC4346 

Offsets. 

Haworthia hybrids and cultivars 

NAME Origin and other notes Price 

‘Altilinea’ Offsets. $ 4 

‘Cuspidata’ Offsets. $ 4 

‘Down Under’/’Lime Green’ Rooted offsets. Wonder lime coloured version of H. truncata. $12 

‘Fatso’ Óffsets. Chunky little fat haworthia. $ 6 

‘Flat Top’ Leaf cutting offsets. Chunky little flat top. $ 6 

‘Grey Ghost’ Offsets. $ 5 

‘Kikuhigasa’ 


Weird little Japanese hybrid, almost tubular leaves. Rooted offsets. $ 8 

‘Little Circles’ Beautiful H. maxima x H. minima hybrid. Rooted offsets $10 

‘Moro-no-Sono’ Offsets. This has been widely distributed incorrectly in the Australian $ 5 

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‘McClarenii’ 

trade as ‘Midorin Nasoso’. White variegation.) 

Offsets. $ 4 

‘Ollason’s Pride’ Formerly as ollasonii (an invalid cultivar name). Chunky dark green 

rosettes. 

$ 6 

‘Ryderiana’ a H. magnifica var. acuminata hybrid Offsets. $ 4 

comptoniana × pygmaea crystalline Seedlings. Nice hybrids with the size and leaf shape of the first parent 

and surface roughness of the second. 

$ 6 

‘Sizunami’ Nice truncata hybrid, forms dense clumps. Offsets. $ 8 

springbokvlakensis GM166 × Nice chunky hybrids showing the springbok influence. All different. $ 6 

[Down Under × Mia] 

Seedlings. 

H. truncata × H. ‘Down Under’ Variable hybrids with distichous form. Some have pointy tops, some 

have flat tops to the leaves. Seedlings. 

$ 8 

H. truncata hybrids (rosette form) Advanced seedlings. Various forms. $ 6 (small) 

$10 (large) 

H. truncata hybrids (distichous/fan Advanced seedlings. Various forms. $ 6 (small) 

form) 

$10 (large) 

H. ‘Lemon Stripes’ 

Choice yellow variegated cultivar akin to subattenuata but with much $15 

NEW ADDITION 

longer leaves. Rooted offsets. Limited numbers available. 

H. [truncata GM#1 × picta GM259] Chunky hybrids. Kick start your hybridization program. Seedlings with $ 6 

NEW ADDITION 

considerable variation. 

H. [truncata GM313 × splendens] × Chunky hybrids. Kick start your hybridization program. Seedlings with $ 8 

truncata GM clones 

NEW ADDITION 


H. [truncata GM313 x splendens] × Chunky hybrids. Kick start your hybridization program. Seedlings with $ 8 

mutica ‘Drew White’ 

NEW ADDITION 


Poellnitzia 

P. rubriflora South Africa. Offsets. $ 6 

ASTERACEAE – thistles and succulent daisies 

NAME 

Senecio amaniensis (previously on list as S. 

sempervivus) 

Origin and other notes 

South Africa. Cuttings. 

Price 

$ 4 

Senecio articulatus South Africa. Cuttings $ 3 

Senecio articulatus DMC3867 South Africa. Cuttings. $ 4 

Senecio articulatus DMC2058 South Africa. Cuttings. $ 4 

Senecio articulatus FSA59 South Africa: Plathuis road. Cuttings. $ 4 

Senecio grantii South Africa. Cuttings. Forms a small caudex. $ 4 

Senecio herreanus Namibia. Cuttings. Good for a hanging basket. $ 4 

Senecio jacobsenii South Africa. Cuttings. Good for a hanging basket $ 4 

Senecio pendulus Somalia/Ethiopia/Kenya. Cuttings. $ 4 

Senecio radicans FSA51 South Africa: Strykhoogte Pass, E of McGregor. Cuttings. Good for a 

hanging basket. 

$ 4 

Senecio rowleyanus South Africa. Cuttings. Good for a hanging basket $ 4 

Senecio rowleyanus ‘String of Pearls’ (white 

variegate) 

South Africa. Cuttings. Good for a hanging basket $ 5 

Senecio scaposus FSA179 South Africa: Kaffirdrift, Fish River. Offsets. $ 6 

Senecio schwartzii Cuttings. Forms a small caudex. $ 5 

Senecio stapeliiformis South Africa. Cuttings. $ 4 

BROMELIACEAE – broms that are succulent 


Puya ferruginea Bolivia/Ecuador. Rooted offsets. $10 

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CACTACEAE – prickly wonders (some not very prickly at all) 


Hylocereus undatus Dragon Fruit. Cuttings. $ 5 

Mammillaria geminispina Mexico. White spined cactus, slowly forming a mound. Rooted offsets. $ 5 

Notocactus lenninghausii Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul. Yellow spined cactus, slowly clusters; yellow $ 4 

flowers. Rooted offsets. Included in Parodia by some authors. 

Oreocereus doelzianus subsp. sericatus Fluffy clustering finger stems. Rooted offsets. $ 6 

Selenicereus anthonyanus Mexico. Climbing epiphyte, pink flowers. Cuttings. $ 6 

Selenicereus donkelarii Mexico, Yucatan. Climbing epiphyte, large white nocturnal flowers. $ 5 

Cuttings. 

Selenicereus grandiflorus Mexico. Queen of the Night. Climbing epiphyte, large white nocturnal $ 5 


Weberocereus imitans Costa Rica. (was in Eccremocactus). Climbing epiphyte, large white $ 6 

nocturnal flowers. Cuttings. 

Weingartia neocummingii Bolivia. Clustering small cactus, golden yellow flowers. Rooted $ 4 

offsets. Included in Rebutia by some authors. 

Name 

CRASSULACEAE – stonecrops, echeverias, hen & chickens, jade plants 

Nearly all are ideally suited for pots and bowl gardens. 

Adromischus (see also collection #6) 


Adromischus caryophyllaceus South Africa. Forms small clusters; glaucous grey foliage. Cuttings. $ 4 

Adromischus cooperi South Africa. Forms small clusters; leaves attractively spotted. $ 4 

Adromischus cristatus var. clavifolius 

‘poellnitzianus’ 

South Africa. Forms small clusters; viscid (sticky) green leaves. $ 4 

Adromischus cristatus var. mzimvubuensis South Africa: Fairacre Estate, Oribi Gorge [sometimes sold in Australia $ 4 

DMC336 

as ‘Crinkle Leaf’; previously included under var. zeyheri] 

Adromischus cristatus var. zeyheri EvJ7720 South Africa: Goelhoutbos Kloof, Kougaberg. Cuttings. $ 4 

Adromischus leucophyllus South Africa. Forms small clusters; white waxy leaves. Cuttings. $ 4 

Adromischus marianiae var. antidorcatum 

‘Red Mutation’ 

South Africa. Forms small clusters; red cylindrical leaves. Cuttings. $ 5 

Adromischus triflorus NBG305/37 South Africa. Forms small clusters; chunky grey and brown spotted 

leaves. Cuttings. 

$ 4 

Adromischus triflorus CM190 South Africa. Forms small clusters; purple leaves. Cuttings. $ 5 

Cotyledon 


Cotyledon eliseae (clonotype) South Africa. Forms small clusters; viscid (sticky) green foliage with red 

edges; orange flowers. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Cotyledon orbiculata var. dactylopsis South Africa. Forms loose clusters of erect stems; leaves silver glaucous, $ 5 

DMC563 

pendulous pink flowers. Cuttings. 

Cotyledon orbiculata var. dactylopsis South Africa. Rus En Vrede turnoff . Forms loose clusters of erect $ 5 

DMC4030 

stems; leaves silver glaucous, pendulous pink flowers. Cuttings. 

Cotyledon orbiculata var. dactylopsis South Africa: Cloetespas, Gouritz River. Forms loose clusters of erect $ 5 

FSA282 

stems; leaves silver glaucous, pendulous pink flowers. Cuttings. 

Cotyledon papillaris FSA85: South Africa: Kammanassie Dam, S of Dysseldorp. Densely clumping 

prostrate creeper; foliage silver grey, pendulous pink flowers. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Cotyledon papillaris South Africa. Densely clumping prostrate creeper; foliage silver grey 

with red margins, pendulous pink flowers. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Cotyledon tomentosa subsp. tomentosa (clone South Africa. Forms small loose clusters; foliage viscid (sticky), $ 5 

#1) 

toothed, green; pendulous orange-red flowers. Cuttings. 

Cotyledon tomentosa subsp. tomentosa (clone South Africa. Forms small loose clusters; foliage viscid (sticky), $ 5 

#2) 

toothed, green; pendulous orange-red flowers. Cuttings. 

Cotyledon tomentosa subsp. tomentosa ‘Ice’ South Africa. Forms small loose clusters; foliage viscid (sticky), 

toothed, green and white variegated; pendulous orange-red flowers. 

$ 5 

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Cotyledon woodii (green leaf form) South Africa. Forms small loose clusters; foliage green; pendulous 


Crassula (mainly miniatures for pots, those marked # are good for the garden) 


Crassula arborescens subsp. arborescens# South Africa: Plathuis road. Small subshrub to 2m tall; thick glaucous 

blue-grey leaves; flowers pink. Cuttings. 

$ 6 

Crassula arborescens subsp. undulatifolia South Africa. Small subshrub to 2m tall; thick glaucous blue-grey $ 5 

`Blue Bird’# 


Crassula elegans South Africa. Densely clustering; foliage green and softly hairy; flowers 

cream. Cuttings. 

$ 3 

Crassula ‘Jade Necklace’ Erect, loosely clustering; foliage densely compact, grey-green, red 

edges; flowers cream. Cuttings. 

$ 4 

Crassula multicava South Africa: Densely clustering; foliage grey-green; flowers pink. 

Cuttings. 

$ 3 

Crassula muscosa (lycopodioides) South Africa. Loosely clustering erect to decumbent stems; foliage pale 

green; flowers cream. Cuttings. 

$ 3 

Crassula ovata ‘Fingers’# South Africa. Small subshrub to 2m tall; thick grey-green foliage. 

Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Crassula ovata ‘Hummel’s Sunset’# South Africa. Small subshrub to 2m tall; thick grey-green foliage with 

yellow and pink variegation. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Crassula ovata ‘Miniature Jade’# South Africa. Small subshrub to 2m tall; thick grey-green foliage that 

colours brick red in good light. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Crassula ovata ‘Hobbit’# South Africa. Small subshrub to 2m tall; thick grey-green foliage. 

Cuttings. 

Crassula ovata ‘Gollum’# South Africa. Small subshrub to 2m tall; thick grey-green foliage. 

Cuttings. 

Crassula ovata ‘Green Coral’# South Africa. Small subshrub to 2m tall; thick grey-green foliage. 

Cuttings. 

Crassula ovata DMC423# South Africa. 17 km NW of Grahamstown on R350 to Bedford. Small 

subshrub to 2m tall; thick grey-green foliage. Cuttings. 

Crassula ovata FSA125# South Africa: Hellspoort, Grahamstown to Bedford road. Small 

subshrub to 2m tall; thick grey-green foliage. Cuttings. 

Crassula pellucida subsp. Marginalis # South Africa. Prostrate creeping ground cover; foliage green with red 

edges; flowers pink. Cuttings. 

Crassula perforata clone #1 South Africa. Small subshrub to 40cm high; foliage glaucous silver- 

white with red edges; flowers cream. Cuttings. 

Crassula perforata (conjuncta) clone #2 South Africa. Small subshrub to 40cm high; foliage glaucous silver- 

white with red edges; flowers cream. Cuttings. 

Crassula perforata FSA19 South Africa. Western Cape Prov., Waterval near Tulbagh. Small 

subshrub to 40cm high; foliage glaucous silver white with red edges; 

flowers cream. Cuttings. 

Crassula perforata DMC3973 South Africa. Decumbent to prostrate subshrub; foliage glaucous blue- 

grey with red edges; flowers cream. Cuttings. 

Crassula perforata DMC350 South Africa: Oribi Gorge. Erect to decumbent subshrub to 30cm high; 

foliage glaucous silver white with red edges; flowers cream. Cuttings. 

Crassula perforata (nealeana) South Africa. Decumbent to prostrate subshrub; foliage glaucous blue- 

grey with red edges; flowers cream. Cuttings. 

Crassula perforata FSA33 South Africa: 5km W of Robertson. Erect subshrub to 50cm high; 

glaucous grey-green foliage, red edges; flowers cream. Cuttings. 

Crassula perforata DMC573 South Africa. Decumbent to prostrate subshrub; foliage grey-green with 

red edges; flowers cream. Good for a basket. Cuttings. 

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Crassula plegmatoides (arta) South Africa. Densely clumping semi-erect stems; foliage of densely 

packed silver-grey leaves; cream flowers. Cuttings. 

Crassula rupestris ‘Tom Thumb’ South Africa. Erect, loosely clustered stems; foliage grey-green with red 

edges; flowers cream. Cuttings 

Crassula sarmentosa ‘Comet’ South Africa. Beautiful golden edged variegate. $ 6 

Crassula spathulata South Africa. Prostrate, ground cover; foliage green; flowers cream. $ 4 

Echeveria 


Echeveria colorata (lindsayana) Mexico, Jalisco. Beautiful glaucous blue-silver rosettes with pink edges. 

Offsets. 

$ 5 

Echeveria compressicaulis Taylor 675 Venezuela, Est. Merida. Strange erect stems more like a Graptopetalum; $ 5 

(clonotype) 

foliage burnished brown; flowers yellow. Cuttings. 

Echeveria cuspidata var. zaragosae Mexico. Small powdery white rosettes. Rosette cuttings. $ 8 

Echeveria derenbergii Mexico, Oaxaca. Blue-grey glaucous rosettes with red edges; flowers 

yellow. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Echeveria gibbiflora ‘Violescens’ Mexico, Oaxaca. Shrubby stems with purple rosettes. Cuttings. $ 5 

Echeveria hyalina Mexico. Small silver-blue glaucous rosettes; flowers pink and yellow. 

Rosettes. Sometimes included as a form of E. elegans. 

$ 5 

Echeveria halbingeri Mexico, Hidalgo. Small silver-blue glaucous rosettes; flowers pink. 

Rosettes. 

$ 5 

Echeveria minima Mexico, Hidalgo. Minute glaucous blue rosettes with red tips to leaves; 

flowers yellow. Rosettes. 

$ 5 

Echeveria prolifica ISI1388, Meyran 3462 Mexico, nursery at Venta Grande, Veracruz. Tiny clustering rosettes of 

glaucous white leaves; flowers yellow. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Echeveria pulvinata Lau 014, ISI1390 Mexico, Oaxaca: nr San Miguel Maninaltepec (white form) [= ‘Suave’]. 

Clustering stems, shortly arborescent; foliage white pubescent; flowers 

orange and yellow. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Echeveria pulvinata ‘Ruby’ Mexico, Oaxaca. Clustering stems, shortly arborescent; foliage green 

and red, pubescent; flowers orange and yellow. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Echeveria secunda Mexico, Oaxaca. Clustering blue-grey rosettes; flowers yellow and pink. 

Rosettes. 

$ 5 

Echeveria setosa var. deminuta Mexico, Oaxaca, Sierra Mixteca. Clustering blue rosettes, pilose; 

flowers yellow and red. Rosettes. [often sold as ‘rundelii’] 

$ 5 

Echeveria ‘Tippy’ Nice glaucous blue rosettes; flowers yellow and pink. Rosettes. $ 5 

Graptopetalum 


Graptopetalum amethystinum Mexico. Clustering shrubby stems; chunky rosettes of pink-purple 


$ 5 

Graptopetalum glassii (clonotype) Mexico. Clustering rosettes. Foliage grey-white. Cuttings. $ 5 

Graptopetalum mendozae (clonotype) Mexico. Clustering shrubby stems; chunky rosettes of pink-grey leaves. 

Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Graptopetalum pachyphyllum Mexico. Minute rosettes of blue glaucous leaves. Cuttings. $ 5 

Graptopetalum paraguayense subsp. Mexico. Rosettes of glaucous silver-white leaves. ‘Ghost Plant’. $ 5 

paraguayense (clonotype) 

Cuttings. 

Graptopetalum paraguayense subsp. Mexico, Tamaulipas: Cerro Bernal, 39 km E of Ciudad Mante. Rosettes $ 5 

bernalense Lau 089 (clonotype) 

of glaucous silver-white leaves. Half the size of subsp. Paraguayense. 

Cuttings. 

Graptopetalum pentandrum Lau 049 Mexico, Michoacan: El Salto, 4 km N of Aguililla. Rosettes of creampink 

leaves. Excellent for a pot or basket feature. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Graptopetalum superbum (clonotype): Mexico. Chunky rosettes of purple leaves. Excellent for a pot or basket 

feature. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

X Graptosedum (hybrids between Graptopetalum and Sedum) 

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X Graptosedum ‘Bert Swanwick’ An old heritage hybrid. Chunky purple brown rosettes. Sometimes 

called Sedum swanwickii. Cuttings. 

$ 4 

X Graptosedum ‘Paddy Peate’ Nice chunky plant with pink-orange rosettes. Cuttings. $ 4 

X Graptosedum ‘Vera Higgins’ An old heritage hybrid, similar to ‘Bert Swanwick’ but with smaller 

rosettes. Cuttings. 

$ 4 

X Graptoveria (hybrids between Graptopetalum & Echeveria) 


X Graptoveria ‘Apricot Dreams’ [G. pachyphyllum x E. linguaefolia]. Small rosettes of orange-pink 


$ 4 

X Graptoveria ‘Margarete Reppin’ Rosettes of glaucous silver-white leaves. Cuttings. $ 4 

X Graptoveria ‘Purple Delight’ Very chunky large rosettes of purple-cream leaves. Cuttings. $ 5 

X Graptoveria ‘Purple Dreams’ Small rosettes of purple and grey leaves. Cuttings. $ 4 

X Graptoveria ‘Supreme’ Large rosettes of glaucous silver-grey leaves. Cuttings. $ 4 

X Graptoveria ‘Victor Kane’ Rosettes of pink-purple leaves. Cuttings. $ 4 

Kalanchoe (those marked # are larger and good for the garden) 


Kalanchoe beauverdii# Madagascar. Weird climbing succulent; foliage grey-black; flowers grey 

black (!). Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Kalanchoe beharensis# Madagascar. Elephant Ear Kalanchoe. Shrub to 1m tall; large softly 

pubescent silver-grey leaves. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Kalanchoe beharensis ‘Brown Dwarf’# Madagascar. Miniature form of this species. Compact subshrub to 50cm; 

foliage silver brown, pubescent. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Kalanchoe beharensis ‘Dripper’# Madagascar. Compact subshrub to 1m; foliage silver brown, pubescent. 

Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Kalanchoe beharensis ‘Fang’# Madagascar. Compact subshrub to 1m; foliage silver brown, pubescent, 

covered in warty teeth. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Kalanchoe beharensis ‘Nana’ Madagascar. Compact subshrub to 50cm; rosettes very compact, foliage 

silver brown, pubescent. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Kalanchoe bracteata subsp. bracteata# Madagascar. Small subshrub to 1m tall; silver-grey velutinous foliage; 

orange-red flowers. Cuttings. Often incorrectly labeled as K. 

hildebrandtii 

$ 5 

Kalanchoe bracteata subsp. glabra# Madagascar. Small subshrub to 1m tall; green velutinous foliage; 

orange-red flowers. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi PVB5967A# Madagascar: Fort Dauphin. Clustering erect stems; foliage pink-grey. 

Quite distinct from the normal form. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Kalanchoe gastonis-bonnieri Madagascar. Rosettes of white waxy leaves. Excellent bedding plant. 

Rosettes. 

$ 5 

Kalanchoe hildebrandtii HNT9000 Madagascar. Erect subshrub to 50cm high; foliage grey-brown, 

pubescent. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Kalanchoe humilis Mozambique. Rosettes of cream and purple spotted leaves. Cuttings. $ 5 

Kalanchoe longiflora# South Africa. Clustering rosettes of pink and green leaves. Excellent 

bedding plant. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Kalanchoe longiflora ‘White Wonder’ South Africa. Clustering rosettes of white glaucous leaves. Excellent 

bedding plant. Cuttings. 

Kalanchoe marmorata f. marmorata# South Africa. Clustering rosettes of grey-white glaucous leaves liberally 

spotted with brown blotches. Cuttings. 

Kalanchoe marnieriana# Madagascar. Clustering rosettes of pink-green leaves edged with red. 

Excellent bedding plant. Cuttings. 

Kalanchoe migiurtinorum# South Africa. Rosettes of blue-glaucous leaves; large white flowers. 

Excellent bedding plant. Cuttings. 

Kalanchoe millotii# Madagascar. Rosettes of pubescent silver-grey leaves. Cuttings. $ 5 

Kalanchoe orgyalis# Madagascar. Shrub to 1.5m tall; foliage silver-brown, velutinous; 

flowers yellow. Cuttings. 

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Kalanchoe pubescens South Africa. Rosettes of softly pubescent grey-green leaves. Cuttings. $ 5 

Kalanchoe rhombopilosa var. rhombopilosa Madagascar. Miniature to 30cm high; brown, cream and grey leaves. 

Cuttings. 

Kalanchoe rhombopilosa var. argentea 

BGH74875 (clonotype) 

Madagascar. Miniature to 30cm high; silver-grey leaves. Cuttings. $ 5 

Kalanchoe sexangularis# South Africa. Erect stems with rosettes of deep red leaves; yellow 

flowers. Sometimes incorrectly labeled as K. longiflora var. coccinea. 

Cuttings. 

Kalanchoe sexangularis NBG281/64# South Africa. Eastern Cape Prov., Port Edward. Erect stems with 

rosettes of deep red leaves; yellow flowers. Sometimes incorrectly 

labeled as K. longiflora var. coccinea. Cuttings. 

Kalanchoe sinesepala var. sinesepala # Madagascar. Rosettes of green leaves edged with red; offsets on long 

stolons; pink flowers. Cuttings. 

Kalanchoe sinesepala var. dissecta Madagascar. Rosettes of green leaves edged with red, leaf blade is much 

more dissected than the type variety; offsets on long stolons; pink 


Kalanchoe tomentosa ‘Burnt Blanket’ Madagascar. Erect, shrublet to 40cm high; foliage heavily pubescent, 

grey with brown markings. The original heritage form of this species in 

Australia. Sometimes known as the Penwiper Plant. Cuttings. 

Kalanchoe tomentosa ‘Chocolate Delight’ Madagascar. Erect, shrublet to 40cm high; foliage heavily pubescent, 

grey-brown with darker brown markings. Cuttings. 

Kalanchoe tomentosa ‘Chocolate Soldier’ Madagascar. Erect, shrublet to 40cm high; foliage heavily pubescent, 

grey-brown with darker brown and grey markings. Cuttings. 

Kalanchoe tomentosa ‘Giant Hairy’ Madagascar. Erect, shrublet to 60cm high; foliage heavily pubescent, 

silver grey-brown with longer hairs than any other form. Cuttings. 

Kalanchoe tomentosa ‘Golden Girl’ Madagascar. Erect, shrublet to 40cm high; foliage heavily pubescent, 

yellow grey-brown with darker brown and grey markings. Cuttings. 

Kalanchoe tomentosa ‘Velvet Brown’ Madagascar. Erect, shrublet to 40cm high; foliage heavily pubescent, 

grey-brown with particularly darker brown edges. Cuttings. 

Kalanchoe tomentosa PVB6225 Madagascar, 13 km E of Fianarantsoa. Erect, shrublet to 40cm high; 

foliage heavily pubescent, grey-brown with darker brown and grey 

markings. Cuttings. 

Kalanchoe ‘Velvet Touch’# Hybrid of beharensis x millottii. Low subshrub to 1m tall; foliage silver 

grey, heavily pubescent. Cuttings. 

Name 

Pachyphytum 


Pachyphytum bracteosum Mexico. Chunky rosettes of glaucous silver-grey leaves. Cuttings. $ 5 

Pachyphytum caesium MK90015 Mexico. Chunky rosettes of glaucous silver-grey leaves. Cuttings. $ 5 

Pachyphytum coeruleum x P. compactum Densely clustering chunky rosettes of glaucous silver-grey leaves. 

Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Pachyphytum compactum Mexico. Densely clustering chunky rosettes of glaucous blue-grey 


$ 5 

Pachyphytum fittkaui G. & F. 969 Mexico, San Luis Potosi, Balnearioides, Lourdes. Chunky rosettes of 

green-yellow leaves. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Pachyphytum oviferum Mexico. Super chunky rosettes of glaucous silver-white leaves. Cuttings. $ 5 

Pachyphytum oviferum MK89159 Mexico. Super chunky rosettes of glaucous pink-white leaves. Cuttings. $ 6 

Pachyphytum viride Mexico. Chunky rosettes of green leaves. Cuttings. $ 5 

X Pachysedum (hybrids of Pachyphytum and Sedum) 


X Pachysedum ‘Ganzhou’ Chunky rosettes of purple-grey leaves. Cuttings. $ 5 

X Pachysedum ‘Frank Venz’ Hybrid of Sedum lucidum and Pachyphytum werdermanii. Chunky 

rosettes of yellow-green leaves. Cuttings. 

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X Pachyveria (hybrids of Echeveria and Pachyphytum) 


X Pachyveria ‘Blue Haze’ Chunky rosettes of glaucous, blue-silver leaves. Cuttings. $ 5 

X Pachyveria ‘Moonglow’ Rosettes of glaucous, silver-white leaves. Cuttings. $ 5 

Name 

Sedum 


Sedum adolphii Mexico. Chunky rosettes of orange leaves. Cuttings. $ 5 

Sedum allantoides ‘goldii’ Mexico. Clustering chunky rosettes of glaucous silver-white flattened 

leaves. Cuttings. This form originally named as Graptopetalum goldii 

$ 5 

Sedum allantoides Mexico. Clustering chunky rosettes of glaucous silver-white cylindrical 


$ 5 

Sedum burrito ISI985 Mexico. Hanging stems of chunky silver-white leaves. The famous 

Burro’s Tail. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Sedum craigii Mexico: Chihuahua, Barranca del Cobre. Chunky pink-purple leaves. 

Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Sedum lucidum #1 Mexico. Rosettes of green leaves. Cuttings. $ 5 

Sedum mocinianum ISI174 Mexico. Small rosettes of soft silver-white leaves, heavily pubescent. 

Formerly known as S. hintonii. Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Sedum morganianum Mexico. Hanging stems of chunky silver-white leaves. The famous $ 5 

Donkey’s Tail. Cuttings. 

Sedum nussbaumerianum #1 Mexico. Chunky rosettes of orange leaves. Cuttings. This is the original 

heritage clone long in cultivation in Australia. Sometimes incorrectly 

labeled as S. adolphii 

Sedum nussbaumerianum #2 Mexico. Chunky rosettes of orange leaves. Cuttings. This is a ‘new’ 

more orange clone imported from the USA in 2002. Sometimes 

incorrectly labeled as S. adolphii. 

$ 6 

Sedum nussbaumerianum #3 Mexico. Chunky rosettes of orange leaves. Cuttings. This is a smaller 

clone to the #1 and #2. Sometimes incorrectly labeled as S. adolphii. 

$ 5 

Sedum pachyphyllum Mexico. Chunky rosettes of glaucous blue-cream leaves with red ens. 

Cuttings. White Jellybean plant. 

$ 5 

Sedum x rubrotinctum Chunky rosettes of rich red leaves. Cuttings. Red Jellybean plant. $ 5 

X Sedeveria (hybrids of Echeveria and Sedum) 


X Sedeveria ‘Golden Goddess’ Chunky rosettes of orange-yellow leaves. Cuttings. $ 5 

CUCURBITACEAE – succulent gourds 


Xerosicyos danguyi small leaf clone Climber with large orbicular, grey-white leaves. Unrooted cuttings. $ 6 

Xerosicyos decaryi Climber with oblong, grey-green leaves. Unrooted cuttings. $ 6 

Xerosicyos perrieri Climber with oblong, green leaves. Unrooted cuttings. $ 6 

DIDIERIACEAE – lemur habitat 


Alluaudia procera Madagascar. Spiky columns that reach for the sky. Rooted cuttings. $10 

DRACAENACEAE – dragon trees and their lesser ilk – Sansevierias 


Sansevieria aethiopica South Africa. Clustering rosettes of dark blue-green leaves. Cuttings. $ 6 

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Sansevieria concinna (= sp. Socotra, but actually comes from Mozambique [Spoon Plant]). 

Small clustering succulent with pale green spoon shaped leaves. 

Cuttings. 

$ 5 

Sansevieria downsii Downs 1/75 (clonotype) Malawi. Spiky leaved clustering open rosettes. Cuttings. $10 

Sansevieria elliptica HBG22830 Clustering rosettes of dark green spotted leaves. Cuttings. $10 

Sansevieria erythraea 

NEW ADDITION 

Tall, erect, fan like rosettes of dark green leaves. Rooted plants. $10 

Sansevieria fischeri Kenya. Clustering rosettes; juveniles are flattened, then on maturity it $10 

forms tall spiky leaves; foliage bluish green. 

Sansevieria fischeri x concinna Clustering open rosettes of grey-green white spotted leaves. Cuttings. $ 8 

Sansevieria patens Kenya. Clustering, spiky leaved open rosettes. Cuttings. $10 

Sansevieria parva Kenya. Clustering, soft leaved open rosettes. Cuttings. $ 5 

Sansevieria parva ‘Gilt Edge’ 

Clustering, soft leaved open rosettes; leaves with yellow variegated $10 

NEW ADDITION 

edge. Cuttings. 

Sansevieria subspicata Mocambique. Clustering, soft leaved rosettes, dark green leaves. 

Cuttings. 

$ 8 

Sansevieria suffruticosa Kenya. Clustering spiky, open rosettes of grey & cream leaves. Cuttings. $ 8 

Sansevieria suffruticosa ‘Frosty Spears’ Kenya. Clustering spiky, open rosettes of silver grey & cream leaves. $10 

Cuttings. 

Sansevieria ‘Fernwood’ Erect, open rosettes of light green leaves. Cuttings. $ 8 

Sansevieria ‘Koko’ Erect, chunky open rosettes. Cuttings. Limit of one per customer $15 

Sansevieria ‘Tom Thumb’ Small, densely clustering dark green rosettes. Cuttings. $ 5 

EUPHORBIACEAE – spurges 

Name 

Most plants are cuts and best made during the spring and summer months. In most cases 

I will not supply these during the winter months. 


Elaeophorbia drupifera Tropical West Africa. Large succulent tree. Stem cuttings. $ 8 

Euphorbia aeruginosa South Africa. Erect, blue glaucous stems with red spines. Cuttings. $ 6 

Euphorbia angustiflora Kenya. Erect, blue glaucous stems with black spines. Cuttings. $ 6 

Euphorbia baioensis (clonotype) Kenya. Mt Baio. Erect, blue glaucous stems with brown spines. 

Cuttings. 

$ 6 

Euphorbia biherensis Madagascar. Densely spiny low subshrub; brown flowers; eventually 

forms a turnip shaped tuber. Cuttings. 

$ 6 

Euphorbia biherensis x E. milii Grows larger than pure E. biherensis; red flowers. Cuttings. $ 6 

Euphorbia bosseri Madagascar. Trailling leafless dark purple-green stems. Cuttings. $ 6 

Euphorbia capsaintmariensis 

Madagascar. Caudex species with spreading crown. Seedlings. These are $12 

NEW ADDITION 

the ‘true’ species and derived from material sourced in the Slovak 

Republic. Most material sold under this name in Australia is cutting 

grown and a hybrid with E. decaryi. 

Euphorbia classenii Lavr. 11794 Kenya, Teita district, Mt Kasigau. Cuttings. $ 6 

Euphorbia cylindrifolia subsp. cylindrifolia Madagascar. Densely clustering, rhizomatous; white stems, purple 

cylindrical leaves. Cuttings. 

$ 6 

Euphorbia croizatii 

NEW ADDITION 

Madagascar. Spiny, low decumbent shrub. Rooted cuttings. $10 

Euphorbia decaryi var. decaryi Madagascar. Densely clustering, rhizomatous; white stems, green purple 

flattened leaves. Cuttings. 

$ 6 

Euphorbia decaryi var. spirosticha Madagascar. Densely clustering, rhizomatos, white stems, glossy green 

purple leaves with crinkly edges. Cuttings. 

$ 6 

Euphorbia delphinensis x E. didierioides Bizarre spiny columns, tending more towards the second parent. 

Cuttings. 

$ 6 

Euphorbia dichroa Kenya. Densely tufted spiny stems. Cuttings $ 6 

Euphorbia grandicornis South Africa. Cow’s Horn Euphorbia. Shrub to 2m tall; grey-green 

chunky stems and fierce white spines. Cuttings or seedlings. 

$10 

Euphorbia greenwayi Tanzania. Erect, clustering blue stems. Cuttings. $ 6 

Euphorbia handiensis Canary Islands. Rooted cuttings. $ 6 

Euphorbia kamerunica W. Africa. Erect shrub to 2m tall; pale green flattened stems, spiny. $ 8 

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Euphorbia hislopii 

Cuttings. 

Madagascar. Erect, clustering spiny stems; large red flowers. Cuttings. 

A giant ‘Crown of Thorns’ 

$ 6 

Euphorbia leuconeura Madagascar. Rainforest species. Strange knobbly stems and large dark 

green leaves. Seedlings. 

$ 6 

Euphorbia magnicapsula Kenya. Forms a massive spiny tree in time. Seedlings. $10 

Euphorbia milii var. splendens red flowers Madagascar. Crown of Thorns. Old heritage form. Cuttings. $ 6 

Euphorbia milii var. splendens pale pink Madagascar. Crown of Thorns. Cuttings. $ 6 

flowers 

Euphorbia milii cream flowers Madagascar. Crown of Thorns. Cuttings. $ 6 

Euphorbia milii x E. horombensis A giant Crown of Thorns; white flowers. Cuttings. $ 6 

Euphorbia milii var. imperatae red flowers Madagascar. A miniature Crown of Thorns. Cuttings. $ 6 

Euphorbia milii var. imperatae yellow flowers Madagascar. A miniature Crown of Thorns. Cuttings. $ 6 

Euphorbia obesa South Africa. Little balls. Seedlings. $ 6 

Euphorbia pentagona DMC7057 South Africa, 3 km S of Kransdrift NW of Grahamstown. Cuttings. $ 6 

Euphorbia petricola Kenya, Machakos district. Small rhizomatous, clustering grey-blue 

stems, spiny. Cuttings. 

$ 6 

Euphorbia platyclada var. hardyi Madagascar. Clustering, hanging stems, mottled grey-brown. Cuttings. $ 6 

Euphorbia saxorum ISI1024: Lavr. s.n.: 


Kenya, Kangondi Rock. Small decumbent subshrub. Cuttings. $ 6 

Euphorbia septentrionalis DMC1345 Kenya, 47 km N of Maralal on Maralal - North Hor road $ 6 

Euphorbia septentrionalis DMC1088 Kenya, 3 km from Kisima farm. Small rhizomatous, clustering greyblue 

stems, spiny. Cuttings. 

$ 6 

Euphorbia similiramea DMC1008 Kenya, 29 km S of Langata road on road to Magadi, SW of Nairobi. 

Small, rhizomatous, clustering grey-blue stems, spiny. Cuttings. 

$ 6 

Euphorbia tridentata South Africa. Densely clustering globose stems, spineless. Cuttings. $ 4 

Euphorbia viguieri var. ankarafantsiensis Madagascar. Strange knobbly green and white stems, dark green leaves, 

red flowers. Seedlings. 

$ 6 

Euphorbia xylophylloides Madagascar. Sprawling low shrub to 2m tall. Grey-green flattened $ 8 

branches and stems, spineless. Cuttings. 

Monadenium coccineum Tanzania. Glaucous green-grey stems; red flowers. Cuttings. $ 6 

Monadenium guentheri Kenya. Thick knobbly dark green sausage stems. Cuttings. $ 6 

Monadenium heteropodum Tanzania. Thick knobbly pale green sausage stems. Cuttings. $ 6 

Monadenium kimberleyanum ISI1490 South Africa, Transvaal, N of Lydenburg, near Burgersfort on the road 

to Pietersburg. Erect, green sausage stems. .Cuttings. 

$ 6 

Monadenium lugardae P.E.Downs 9/85 SouthAfrica, Transvaal, between Ganspoort & The Downs, 40 km SSW 

of Tzaneen. Erect grey-green sausage stems. Cuttings. 

$ 6 

Monadenium rhizophorum ISI762 Kenya. Rhizomatous, densely clumping stems. Cuttings. $ 6 

Monadenium stoloniferum W.Rauh Ke.179 Kenya, Masai district, Kapiti Plains, 33.5 km S of Athi River Station $ 6 

(clonotype): 

Pedilanthus tithymaloides ‘Green Feather’ Mexico. Small form, zig-zag green stems; red bracted flowers. Cuttings. $ 6 

Pedilanthus tithymaloides ‘Peacock’ Zig-zag stems; foliage cream and pink variegated. Cuttings. $ 6 

HYACINTHACEAE - bulbous succulents 


Ledebouria petiolata South Africa. Clustering bulb. Green leaves with white spots. Also 

known as Drimiopsis maculata Bulbs. 

$ 5 

Ledebouria violacea South Africa. Clustering bulb. Leaves purple underside, blue-grey with 

cream spotting above. Also known as Scilla violacea. Bulbs. 

$ 5 

Ledebouria violacea FSA194 South Africa: Hankey. Clustering bulb. Leaves purple underside, greengrey 

with cream spotting above. Also known as Scilla violacea. Bulbs. 

$ 5 

Ornithogalum (Albuca) batteniae FSA169 South Africa: Kapp River School. Large succulent bulb, long lanceolate 

green leaves; white flowers. Rooted bulbs. 

$10 

Ornithogalum juncifolium FSA170 South Africa: Kapp River School. Bulb, long linear grey leaves; white 

flowers. Seedlings. 

$ 6 

Ornithogalum nanoides South Africa. Small clustering bulb with wispy-fleshy leaves. 2 bulbs. $ 6 

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LAMIACEAE – the mint family (plants have fleshy to heavily succulent foliage and 

stems) 


Plectranthus barbatus var. grandis 

DMC1280 

Kenya, 26 km SW of Kitale/Lodwar road (A1) junction with B4. $ 6 

Shrub to 3m tall; aromatic leaves, purple flowers. Stock won’t eat it; 

excellent non-invasive hedging plant. Cuttings. 

Plectranthus cylindraceus South Africa, Zimbabwe. Very succulent erect stems. Cuttings. $ 6 

Plectranthus neochilus South Africa. Clustering prostrate stems. Good bedding plant. Cuttings. $ 4 

Plectranthus porphyranthus DMC28 Zimbabwe, 10 km E of Kyle Dam wall. Highly aromatic scalloped $ 6 

leaves; purple flowers. Cuttings. 

Plectranthus socotranus Socotra. Erect stems with clusters of rosettes. Cuttings $ 6 

Plectranthus prostratus Uganda. Prostrate, layering stems. Good for a hanging basket. Cuttings. $ 4 

Plectranthus tenuiflorus DMC1160 Kenya, 2 km towards Lake Baringo from Marlgat. Sprawling $ 6 

succulent subshrub with highly aromatic leaves. Cuttings. 

Plectranthus tetensis Kenya. Prostrate trailing creeper. Cuttings. $ 4 

MORACEAE – the fig family 


Dorstenia foetida (crispa variant) Small caudex plant. Seedlings. $ 5 (small); $10 (large) 

Dorstenia foetida (foetida variant) Small caudex plant. Seedlings. $ 5 (small); $10 (large) 

PORTULACACEAE - the jade and purslane family 


Anacampseros arachnoides South Africa. Small clustering elongated rosettes; pink flowers. $ 4 

Cuttings. 

Anacampseros filamentosa South Africa. Small clustering rosettes; pink flowers. Seedlings. $ 4 

Anacampseros rufescens South Africa. Small clustering rosettes; pink flowers. Seedlings. $ 4 

Portulacaria afra Jade Plant South Africa. Old heritage form. Shrub to 2m tall; pink flowers. $ 5 

Excellent for hedges. Cuttings. 

Portulacaria afra DMC829 South Africa: Abel Erasmus Pass on R36. Giant form. Cuttings $ 6 

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