Agave desmetiana is a sculptural succulent with smooth blue-green leaves, a graceful rosette form and a reddish terminal spine. Available in green and variegated forms, it makes a striking focal point in containers, rock gardens and Southwest Florida landscapes. Plants may be shipped bare-root depending on size.

Care at a Glance

Light: Full sun to partial shade. Strong light maintains the best form and color.

Water: Water deeply, then allow the soil to dry completely. Established plants are drought tolerant.

Soil: Use a fast-draining cactus or succulent mix.

Maintenance: Protect from frost, remove damaged leaves as needed and handle carefully because of the terminal spine. Wear gloves; the sap may irritate skin.

Caribbean Agave forms a bold, rounded rosette of stiff green or variegated leaves and can reach approximately four feet tall and wide. Its drought tolerance and architectural shape make it ideal for containers, rock gardens and warm-climate landscapes. Pups are shipped bare-root without a pot or soil.

Care at a Glance

Light: Full sun to partial shade; provide afternoon protection in extreme heat.

Water: Water deeply and allow the soil to dry completely between waterings.

Soil: Use a fast-draining cactus or succulent mix.

Maintenance: Protect from frost, remove damaged leaves and repot container plants when crowded. Handle carefully because of sharp tips; the sap may irritate skin and the plant should not be ingested.

Song of India (Dracaena reflexa ‘Variegata’) is a tropical ornamental known for yellow-edged evergreen leaves and an elegant branching form. This listing includes one 6-inch plant, ideal for adding height and color indoors or in a protected tropical setting.

Care at a Glance

Light: Bright, indirect light keeps the variegation vivid. Avoid prolonged direct sun.

Water: Water when the upper layer of soil begins to dry. Keep evenly moist but never soggy, and reduce watering in winter.

Soil: Use a peaty, well-draining indoor potting mix.

Maintenance: Keep between 65–75°F, provide moderate humidity and fertilize lightly in spring and summer. Trim damaged leaves as needed. Dracaena is toxic to dogs and cats.

Pencil Cactus (Euphorbia tirucalli), also called Firestick Plant, has slender branching stems and a dramatic sculptural form. This resilient succulent thrives with minimal attention and works beautifully in sunny containers or warm outdoor gardens.

Care at a Glance

Light: Full sun outdoors or the brightest available indoor window.

Water: Water sparingly and allow the soil to dry completely. Reduce watering during cooler months.

Soil: Use a fast-draining cactus or succulent mix in a container with drainage.

Maintenance: Protect from temperatures below about 50°F and prune only with gloves and eye protection. The milky sap is highly irritating and toxic; keep away from children and pets.

Plumeria, also known as Frangipani or the Hawaiian lei flower, is treasured for intensely fragrant blooms in white, yellow, pink, fuchsia and multicolor combinations. This tropical flowering tree brings resort-style color and fragrance to sunny patios, containers and Southwest Florida landscapes.

Care at a Glance

Light: Give Plumeria 6–8 hours of direct sun for the best flowering.

Water: Water deeply during active growth, then allow the soil to dry. Reduce water substantially during winter dormancy.

Soil: Use a fast-draining cactus-style mix or amend potting soil with perlite or coarse sand.

Maintenance: Protect below 50°F, fertilize during spring and summer with a bloom-supporting formula, and prune before new spring growth. The milky sap may irritate skin and is toxic if ingested.