All Plants

Mason’s Congo sansevieria is a tropical succulent with long, broad and dark green leaves with a unique gray pattern on the top side.

Nerine masoniorum is a petite, delicate nerine from South Africa known for its fine, grass-like evergreen foliage and compact clusters of up to 11 frilly pink flowers on short stems in late summer.

Selaginella apoda (Meadow Spikemoss) and its relatives form lush mats of leafy stems, perfect for humid, shaded spaces like terrariums or bottle gardens. One species, S.

Melons (Cucumis melo) may feel exotic, but you can easily grow them in your garden or greenhouse.

The Mexican Sunflower, or Torch, is a sun-loving, statuesque annual that brings heat-hued drama to the end of summer borders.

Aster novi‑belgii, commonly called the Michaelmas Daisy or New York Aster, is a late‑season perennial prized for masses of daisy-like flowers in shades of purple, pink, lavender, blue, red, or white.

The Ming aralia, or Polyscias fruticosa, is an evergreen shrub native to parts of Southeast Asia.

Miniature geraniums are compact forms of classic pelargoniums bred for small containers, window boxes, and indoor displays.

The Miniature Rose is a scaled-down yet abundantly blooming version of the classic garden rose.

The Monkey Flower (Mimulus spp.) is a cheerful, compact flowering plant prized for its ability to brighten shady, damp corners of the garden.

Crocosmia, also known as Montbretia, is a vibrant cormous perennial celebrated for its dramatic torch-like flowers in shades of orange, red, or yellow.

Moses-in-a-basket is an exquisite plant belonging to the Tradescantia family. Its delicate pink and white striped leaves grow up to 20 cm in length, clustering around the stems.

Sansevieria trifasciata ‘Laurentii’, also known as Mother‑in‑Law’s Tongue, is famous for its upright, sword‑shaped leaves edged in creamy yellow.

The Moyesii Rose (Rosa moyesii) is a striking, large shrub prized for its bold single flowers with golden centers and its distinctive, flask-shaped hips that brighten the garden in autumn and winter.

Mucor is a genus of fast-growing, saprophytic fungi commonly found on decaying organic matter like bread, fruits, or compost.

Nananthus are charming, small South African succulents that form neat, low growing clumps.

Nemesia strumosa is a charming flowering plant prized for its vibrant, snapdragon-like blooms and compact growth.

Nepal ivy (Hedera nepalensis var. sinensis) is a vigorous evergreen climber with glossy, mid green leaves, which are lightly lobed with a scalloped edge.

The Nerve Plant is an amazing addition to any home or garden. With leaves ranging from lime green to deep burgundy, it’s sure to create a bold and beautiful display.

Phormium tenax, or New Zealand flax, is a bold, architectural plant prized for its striking, fan-shaped clumps of leathery, sword-like leaves.

Ophthalmophyllum is a fascinating genus of dwarf succulents closely related to Lithops and now often reclassified under Conophytum.

Oscularia are charming, low-growing succulent shrubs with a pleasing blue-green to grey-green foliage.

Painted-Leaf Begonias, or Begonia rex hybrids, are celebrated for their intensely patterned foliage, ranging from metallic silvers and purples to deep reds and spiraled greens.

Parrot Leaf, Alternanthera ficoidea, is a vibrant foliage plant known for its striking mosaic of colors, including red, orange, yellow, green, and purple.