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Full, high-angle view of Myrtillocactus geometrizans, a branching cactus with prominent gray-green ribs and a long central spine. The plant grows 3-10 feet tall and 3-5 feet wide. It thrives in full to part sun, and its small, waxy, greenish-white flowers produce blueberry-like fruit. Hardy in USDA zones 9-11.
Top-down view of Myrtillocactus geometrizans, showcasing its branching structure with prominent gray-green ribs and a single central spine. The plant has a tree-like shape, growing 3-10 feet tall and 3-5 feet wide. It thrives in full to part sun and produces small, waxy, greenish-white flowers. Hardy in USDA zones 9-11.
Myrtillocactus geometrizans - Blue Myrtle Cactus
From ¥3,200

1 review
Myrtus c. 'Compacta' - Dwarf Myrtle
¥4,000
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Nagami Kumquat (NAG)
¥7,300

2 reviews
High-angle view of Nassella tenuissima, showing its compact, thread-like stems and feathery seed heads rising gracefully above the soft mound of foliage. The plant creates a soft, textured appearance in the landscape.
Top-down view of Nassella tenuissima, displaying the dense, fine, and thread-like leaves that form a mound with feathery seed heads emerging from the center, providing a light, airy effect.
Nassella tenuissima - Mexican Feather Grass
¥4,000
High-angle view of Nerium oleander, featuring its vibrant hot pink flowers set against dense, dark green foliage. The plant forms a tall, bushy hedge suitable for screening.
Top-down view of Nerium oleander, showcasing clusters of hot pink flowers and narrow, lance-shaped leaves, arranged symmetrically over the lush foliage.
Nerium Oleander
¥4,800
A high-angle view of the Nordic Hand Brush Cement Floor Planter Pot, showcasing its simple, elegant Nordic design and durable hand-brushed cement finish. This planter offers great breathability and drainage, making it ideal for larger trees.
Top-down view of the Nordic Hand Brush Cement Floor Planter Pot, displaying its clean lines and versatile design. Perfect for outdoor spaces, the planter adds a modern, minimalistic touch to any garden or patio.
Nordic Cement Finish Planter
From ¥5,400
High-angle view of Olea europaea 'Little Ollie', showcasing its dense, multi-branching growth with deep green leaves and silvery undersides. The shrub stands at its mature height, ideal for hedges or landscaping in tight spaces.
Top-down view of Olea europaea 'Little Ollie', revealing a compact, symmetrical canopy of small, oval-shaped leaves with a mix of dark green tops and silvery undersides.
Olea europea 'Little Ollie' - Dwarf Olive
¥4,000

1 review
Close up view of a magenta-purple bloom on Opuntia basilaris, highlighting its delicate petals and yellow center against the smooth, blue-gray pads. The vibrant flowers emerge in spring, adding a dramatic touch to this low-growing cactus, ideal for USDA zones 8-11.
Opuntia basilaris - Beavertail Prickly Pear Cactus
From ¥3,200
Opuntia basilaris v. longiareolata - Marble Canyon Prickly Pear
From ¥3,200
Opuntia cacanapa Ellisiana - Ellisiana Spineless prickly pear
From ¥3,200

1 review
Opuntia engelmannii - Engelmann's Prickly Pear, Apple cactus
¥2,400

1 review
Full, high angle view of Opuntia ficus-indica, a robust spineless cactus displaying bright green, smooth pads arranged in an arborescent form. Yellow or orange cup-shaped flowers bloom atop the pads, and red to purple fruits appear when pollinated. It thrives in USDA zones 8-11, growing 5-15 feet high and 4-10 feet wide.
Top down view of Opuntia ficus-indica, revealing its wide, smooth green pads overlapping in a layered arrangement. The yellow to orange flowers are scattered along the edges, complementing its symmetrical, tree-like form. This hardy cactus is ideal for sunny landscapes or container growth.
Opuntia ficus-indica - Spineless prickly pear, Nopale, Indian fig
From ¥3,200

4 reviews
Opuntia gomei - 'Old Mexico' prickly pear
From ¥3,200
Full, high angle view of Opuntia microdasys v. albispina, highlighting its flat, round pads with velvety green texture and white polka-dot glochids. The plant has a sprawling growth habit, forming a dense patch in ideal conditions. It blooms in spring with red fruits following pollinated flowers. Thrives in full to part sun, growing 1-3 feet high and 2-3 feet wide. Hardy in USDA zones 9-11.
Top down view of Opuntia microdasys v. albispina, showcasing the smooth, round pads covered in white glochids. The pads form a dense cluster, with the plant's growth spreading outward. Red fruits follow the spring bloom, adding vibrant color. This prickly pear is drought tolerant and thrives in full to part sun. Grows to 1-3 feet high and 2-3 feet wide, hardy in USDA zones 9-11.
Opuntia microdasys v. albispina - White bunny ears
From ¥3,200
Opuntia rufida - Big Bend Beavertail
From ¥3,200
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Opuntia sp. 'Snow White'
From ¥1,600 ¥2,700
Full, high angle view of Opuntia violacea (Purple Prickly Pear), showing the wide, gray-green pads with noticeable purple hues, especially on pads stressed by drought or cold weather. The plant features several long spines, with numerous brown to black glochids on the pads. The distinctive coloration and spiny texture highlight the plant’s beauty and resilience, thriving in full to part sun. Hardy in USDA zones 7-11, it grows to 2-4 feet high and 2-5 feet wide.
Opuntia violacea - Purple prickly pear
From ¥3,200

2 reviews
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Oroblanco Grapefruit Tree (ORB)
¥7,300

3 reviews
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