5gal Fortnight Lily | Dietes iridioidesNative to eastern and southern Africa, Dietes iridioides (fortnight lily) is a rhizomatous evergreen perennial with attractive flowers resembling small Japanese irises. Each 3 inch wide waxy white bloom has 3 outer and 3 inner segments. The inner segments have yellow orange blotches and orange marks at their base. Radiating from the bloom's center are 3 pale violet colored arms. The flowers last one day but are quickly replaced by new ones as each

Hardy USDA Zones 9b-11b

low maintenance plant with a moderately fast growth rate

commonly known as Toyon

and is drought-tolerant once established

Native to regions of Argentina

Mature plants reach approximately 5 feet tall and wide and

followed by berries that transition from green to red to black

this drought-tolerant agave blooms just once—usually after decades—with towering yellow flowers before the parent rosette dies

Aloe cameronii hybrid is a striking medium-sized succulent prized for its dense rosettes of smooth

making it ideal for coastal or xeriscape gardens

Cleistocactus fieldianus is drought-tolerant and performs best when protected from frost and excess moisture

Coffeeberry can be pruned to maintain a smaller size or shaped into a hedge or screen