Machairophyllum * Marlothistella * Mestoklema *
Mitrophyllum * Monilaria * Nananthus * Neohenricia * Odontophorus
Pleiospilos * Psammophora
MACHAIROPHYLLUM
| Machairophyllum acuminatun | Low-growing shrubby plant, stems crowded with clusters of leaves | $N/A |
MARLOTHISTELLA
|
Marlothistella uniondaalensis |
Compact plant with thin dark green leaves and showy purple flowers. | $4.00 |
MESTOKLEMA
| Mestoklema arboriforme | Small succulent leaves, roots form thickened base. Great for bonsai | $N/A |
MITROPHYLLUM
|
Mitrophyllum tenuifolium |
Strange plants with long, oblong leaves that sheath over in summer like Monilarias. | $7.50 |
MONILARIA
| Monilarias should be ordered for
fall or winter shipment when they are actively growing
for best results. Monilarias are an interesting group of Mesembs. In mid to late spring, the plants go dormant, at which time the long, spaghetti-like leaves dry up and the entire plant resembles a pile of dead plant material. For us they break dormancy early to mid fall, at which time, seemingly overnight, bright green leaves appear from the dead looking mass and treat you to one of the most interesting of Mesembs. |
NANANTHUS
| Small, succulent plants with thick, fleshy roots. Expose the upper portion of these roots for a mini-bonsai look. |
PLEIOSPILOS
| Large succulent leaves covered with dark translucent dots. Large yellow flowers. Popularly called "Split Rocks." |