A succulent rosette of stiff bluish-green leaves edged in white, this agave can be grown in full sun or partial shade.  An excellent accent addition to any rock or succulent garden.

Aloes are succulents whose leaves grow in a rosette pattern and most on short stems.  They are easy to grow in full sun to partial shade.  Pretty bloom spikes with orange or yellow flowers appear in spring or summer.  Only Aloe Vera's gel-like sap has been shown to help heal burns.  Other Aloes' sap should not be used on the skin.  

A variegated form of Aralia Balfour has medium green leaves with new growth showing a lighter green center.  Sometimes known as "dinner plate" aralia because of the large leaves. Perfect for medium light conditions.

One of the most popular globe shaped green bodied cactus with vertical golden spines that keep looking attractive for years.  With its creamy colored wool at the top of the globe, it's a favorite not only as a single container specimen, but compliments any cactus and rock garden. 

Similar to "Glauca" with shiny green foliage and purple undersides.  This tropical beauty works well in interiors or shaded exteriors.  Stays full and columnar with no lower leaf drop and not prone to get mites.

The pink marginata. Bright reddish/pink stripes on a creamy background with a light green accent. Needs more light than most dracaena.

A beautifully delicate unusual looking accent plant with long soft narrow green leaves adding a touch of elegance in offices, reception areas, shopping centers and showrooms.  Sometimes called Medusa or Reflexa Longifolia.

Ideal for shaping into topiaries. Very suitable for flanking entrance ways. Goes well in formal gardens where matching shapes are wanted and can also be used as a column or bush for a privacy hedge.

Nicknamed "Devil's Backbone" for the zig-zag growth of it's stems, this shrubby succulent has green and white variegated leaves tinged with pink.  A real conversation piece with so much going on in leaf colors and interesting stems.

A stunning focal point spineless trunkless succulent with a rosette of large creamy yellow and green stripped linear leaves with slightly wavy margins.  A beautiful specimen plant for the garden or courtyard pots. A great xeriscape plant.

Known by a variety of common names, this thick paddle leaf succulent grows green in summer with burgundy edges which become highly colored with cooler temperatures and high light. 

Often called Madagascar Palm. A shiny silver trunk covered with thorns, this cactus-looking plant in winter, spouts emerald green narrow top leaves in spring.  Mature plants even produce white flowers. A great specimen plant.

Blooms in boquets of white flowers. Easy to grow, and blooms heavily for a long time. 

Stiff blue-green leaves form columnar rosettes of 3 feet in diameter growing to a height of 25 feet.  Filifera comes from the Latin for "bearing threads" as the leaves seem to have small white threads curling from them.

This tree yucca has a crown of long narrow blue-gray leaves on a single heavy trunk (all are at least 25 years old) which can slowly grow to 15 feet.  Sun loving and drought tolerant.  Rostrata means beaked.

In the aroid family, the "ZZ"  has small, thick, glossy leaves.  It is extremely hardy and tolerates low light.

These are healthy plants that are a little thinner, and work well for a replacement or a rental.