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Potted plant with green succulents in a gray pot on a white background
Potted succulent plant on a white background
Cephalophyllum 'Red Spike'
¥3,300
Full, high angle view of Cereus peruvianus, showcasing its large, robust cylindrical form with deep ribs. The cactus branches from the base, forming a candelabra-like shape, with blue-green waxy flesh protected by white, fuzzy areoles. It thrives in full sun, growing up to 10-20 feet high and 6-12 feet wide, with large white funnel-shaped flowers in spring.
Top down view of Cereus peruvianus, highlighting the branching structure of its deep-ribbed cylindrical body. The cactus displays a striking, candelabra-like arrangement, with white, fuzzy areoles along the ribs. It grows up to 10-20 feet high and 6-12 feet wide, producing large white flowers and red apple-like fruits. Ideal for full sun exposure and hardy in USDA zones 9-12.
Cereus peruvianus - Peruvian Apple Cactus
From ¥2,600

1 review
Full, high angle view of Cereus peruvianus forbesii cv. Spiralis, showcasing its dramatic spiral growth. The tall, ascending, columnar stems spiral from the base, forming a unique candelabra-like structure. The cactus thrives in full to part sun, growing up to 10-20 feet high and 6-12 feet wide. Ideal for USDA zones 9-12, this plant is easy to grow but sensitive to freezing temperatures.
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Close up view of Cereus peruvianus forbesii cv. Spiralis, focusing on the spiraling pattern of its columnar stems. The cactus has a smooth, blue-green appearance and forms dramatic, twisting shapes from the base. It thrives in full to part sun and grows up to 10-20 feet high and 6-12 feet wide. Hardy in USDA zones 9-12, with purple fruits produced when cross-pollinated.
Cereus peruvianus forbesii cv. Spiralis - Spiral Peruvian Apple Cactus
From ¥4,900 ¥6,600

3 reviews
cereus peruvianus twisted green in a black pot with white rocks
Cereus peruvianus Twisted
From ¥3,300

6 reviews
Turquoise cactus with spines in a pot against a neutral background
Turquoise cactus plant in a pot with a plain background
Cereus peruvianus v. monstrose
From ¥2,600

5 reviews
A young European fan palm (Chamaerops humilis) with green, fan-shaped leaves in a pot.
Chamaerops humilis - European fan palm
From ¥6,600

3 reviews
Bouquet of bright yellow flowers with a blurred background
A potted Chrysactinia mexicana plant, commonly known as Damianita, with narrow dark green leaves and golden daisy-like flowers.
Chrysactinia mexicana - Damianita
From ¥3,300

1 review
Container Samples
¥100
High-angle view of Dasylirion acrotrichum, showcasing its green, spiny leaves forming a large rosette. The plant’s hardy and structured form creates a strong, visual presence, with a focus on its sunlit texture and green tones.
Top-down view of Dasylirion acrotrichum, emphasizing the rosette pattern of its green, spiny leaves. The symmetrical arrangement of the foliage radiates outward, offering a striking display of texture and form.
Dasylirion acrotrichum - Green Desert Spoon
From ¥4,100

1 review
High-angle view of Dasylirion longissimum, showcasing its smooth green leaves radiating outward in a large rosette. The plant's sleek, undisturbed appearance offers a tropical feel, emphasizing its symmetrical shape and graceful form.
Top-down view of Dasylirion longissimum, highlighting the smooth, broad green leaves arranged in a circular rosette. The plant’s simplicity and clean lines give it a tranquil, minimalistic aesthetic, ideal for container gardens or landscape design.
Dasylirion quadrangulatum - Smooth Desert Spoon
From ¥4,900
High-angle view of Dasylirion wheeleri, with its long, grass-like gray leaves forming a large rosette. The plant’s spiny-edged foliage creates a visually interesting pattern, illuminated by sunlight, highlighting its rugged texture and cold tolerance.
Top-down view of Dasylirion wheeleri, showing the symmetry of its gray, spiny leaves arranged in a circular rosette. The plant's stark lines and minimalist design stand out, emphasizing its hardiness and sculptural form.
Dasylirion wheeleri - Gray Desert Spoon
From ¥3,300

4 reviews
Potted plant with green leaves on a white background
Potted plant with green leaves on a white background
Dodonaea viscosa - Green Hopseed Bush
¥3,300
Full view of Duranta erecta Purple, showcasing its upright branches with a graceful weeping habit as it matures. The plant displays pendulous clusters of royal purple flowers in late spring through summer, followed by ornamental gold-colored berries. It grows up to 10 feet high and wide, ideal for a hedge or patio tree.
Top-down view of Duranta erecta Purple, highlighting the vibrant clusters of royal purple flowers and the gold-colored berries that follow. The plant's dense, upright branches create a symmetrical, cascading effect, making it perfect for quick hedging or training as a small tree.
Duranta erecta Purple - Golden Dew Drop
¥3,300

1 review
Full, high angle view of a golden barrel cactus, showcasing its round, globe-like shape. Yellow spines radiate from the cactus' ribs, creating a striking appearance. The plant grows compactly with dense, upright spines. Small pups may develop around the base as it matures. Grows well in full to part sun, hardy in USDA zones 9-12.
Top down view of the golden barrel cactus, displaying its circular form with visible yellow spines radiating outward from the ribs. The plant has a symmetrical, compact arrangement. Offsets or pups may appear at the base. It thrives in full to part sun exposure, hardy in USDA zones 9-12.
Echinocactus grusonii - Golden Barrel
From ¥2,600

18 reviews
Echinocereus triglochidiatus - Claret cup
From ¥4,900
Close-up of yellow flowers with brown centers on a blurred natural background
featuring long, oval, softly hairy leaves that shift from pale green to a velvety white appearance, paired with a profusion of bright yellow, daisy-like flowers held on slender stalks above the foliage, creating a striking contrast and a soft, desert-adapted look.
Encelia farinosa - Brittlebush
¥4,100
Full view of Eremophila glabra, showcasing its expansive, evergreen groundcover that grows up to 2 feet tall and can spread 12 feet wide. The plant is covered with masses of tubular yellow flowers from late fall through spring, thriving in full sun or light shade and performing best in well-draining, sloped or mounded soil.
Top-down view of Eremophila glabra, highlighting its dense, spreading growth with vibrant yellow tubular flowers covering the foliage. The plant grows 2 feet tall and can spread to 12 feet wide, ideal for slopes or mounds where well-drained soil ensures optimal growth.
Eremophila glabra - Yellow Trailing Emu
¥4,100

1 review
Close-up of purple flowers with a blurred green background
A potted Eremophila hygrophana plant with lavender-blue tubular flowers and silvery-colored foliage.
Eremophila hygrophana - Blue Bells/AZ Blue bells
¥4,100

1 review
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