4 for $100 | Five Gallon DracosThis Canary Islands native succulent makes an attractive and interesting houseplant in colder climates. But if you live in a warmer, frost free climate it can grow outside to a massive 25 feet tall and wide. Plant in full sun or part shade, water infrequently and deeply. Do not allow the roots to remain wet, they will rot and die. Frost hardy to about 25 degrees. You will receive similar plants to the ones pictured. They are fully rooted plants.

The Agave titanota is a striking

pyramidal form and vibrant blue-green foliage that provides year-round interest

Hardy to below 15 degrees F and useful in USDA zones 7b-10

but the supply of flowers on a stem is seemingly endless

forming a rounded

Hardy to 20°F

is a distinctive columnar cactus native to Brazil

This slow-growing cactus can reach up to 15 feet in height and 2–3 feet in diameter

semi-deciduous shrub native to Southern California and Baja California

it is drought‑tolerant once established and low‑maintenance with minimal fertilizer needed

Native to eastern and southern Africa

it prefers well-drained soils and is remarkably drought-tolerant once established