The Mexican Fan Palm is a tall, slender palm tree with a tapering trunk and bright green leaves. Its broad, fan-shaped leaves measure 3-4 feet across and form a crown at the top of the trunk, creating a canopy up to 12’ across. This fast-growing palm can easily reach 60 to 100 feet tall. Easy to maintain, Mexican Fan Palms are drought and salt tolerant with low watering needs once established. …
Variegated Ginger is an herbaceous perennial that brings a pop of bright, tropical interest to any landscape. Its striking variegated yellow and green leaves bow out on arching stems as the plant grows in clumps to about 4 ft wide and 4-7 feet tall. In spring, sweetly fragrant flowers appear in panicles of white and pink. The blossoms resemble a shell, which is why it is also known as shell ginger.…
Evolvulus ‘Hawaiian Blue Eyes’ is a low growing, heat tolerant annual that produces small blue flowers. Its showy, sky blue, bell-shaped blooms with white eyes are similar to tiny morning glory flowers, and will flush repeatedly without deadheading. Tiny green leaves show hints of silver throughout the season, as the plant spreads in a neat mound to about 30” wide and 18” tall. Evolvulus is drought…
Blue Rough Leaf Agave is a large succulent with thick, gray-green leaves. The bluish gray cast of the leaves is offset by long, dark brown spines along the edges and tip. This agave grows in a rosette style to about 3-5 feet tall and wide. When the plant reaches maturity at 10-25 years of age, it will send up a yellow flower stalk nearly 20 feet in the air. After flowering, the main part of…