Aeonium arboreum ( Stonecrop )

A succulent houseplant, reaching 6 feet tall with rosettes of dark green, fleshy leaves at the end of thick stems. Flowers are yellow and rarely seen on indoor plants. Cactus food every two weeks, and very minimal water during the […]

Aeonium arboreum ( Atropurpureum Stonecrop )

A succulent houseplant, reaching 3 feet tall with rosettes of purple, fleshy leaves at the end of thick stems. Flowers are yellow-green to red, rarely seen on indoor plants. Cactus food every two weeks, and very minimal water during the […]

Aegopodium podograria ( Bishop’s Weed )

Perennial groundcover with silver-margined, light green leaves. Adds color under shade trees or in shady gardens. Can be used as erosion control. Proper care involves mowing 2 or 3 times a year to keep plants low and even. Best growth […]

Aechmea involucrata ( Circle Bromeliad )

A 1-foot long cylindrical spike rises from the green foliage, bearing circular bracts of lilac-rose flowers. This plant can adapt and grow on a variety of surfaces such as the forest floor between rocks at the rivers edge. Native to […]

Aechmea fosteriana ( Fosters Bromeliad )

This plant can adapt and grow on a variety of surfaces such as epiphytically on trees in the coastal forest and terrestrially on the sands of the seashore. It is 2 feet tall, tubular, with textured, erect, purple-brown dotted and […]

Aechmea fendleri ( Fendler Bromeliad )

Beautiful foliage, long lasting color and vivid berry-like fruit. Native to the area near Tovar, Venezula. This is an epiphytic plant whose natural environment is in the cloud forests at elevations of 900 to 4,500 feet. ‘Fendleri’ is a 3-foot, […]

Aechmea drakeana ( Drake Bromeliad )

The epiphytic and terrestrial plant grows in the Andes and in the forested valley at the 5-6,000 foot level. The 12 or more soft, undulating, green leaves have brown spines that are soft and grow to 2 feet in length, […]

Aechmea dichlamydea ( Lamy Bromeliad )

This plant grows as an epiphyte on a variety of surfaces such as on trees, forest floor, rocks, between 2,250-3,000 feet above sea-level. When in bloom this large plant can reach 3 feet tall and has gray green leaves 2 […]

Aechmea dactylina ( Finger Bromeliad )

This plant has 24 inch long stiff, green leaves with large, pointed spines. The pink to coral-red bracts and inconspicuous yellow flowers are borne on a 3 foot tall branched inflorescence. Plants are epiphytic in thick tidal forests and coastal […]