60879 KALANCHOE BEHARENSIS NAPOLEON'S HAT CRAS HP TGH $ 4.50 Heavy rigid notchless triangular leaves with dusky rough felt surfaces. Enormous given space & time. This easily grown felted beauty is shamelessly showy when added to a mixed summer container.

60379 KALANCHOE BEHARENSIS ROSELEAF [HYB] CRA HP TGH $ 4.00 Stout stems carry four ranks of triangular, cupped leaves-- pelted chocolate pink above, gray below--so that if observed from above a cross is seen. Probably a Hummel hybrid of K. beharensis x pilosa, according to collectors; however we do not know of anyone successfully duplicating this cross.

60380 KALANCHOE BEHARENSIS SUBNUDA CRA HP TGH $ 12.00 Mature cupped, shallowly lobed leaves are pearly smooth and nearly hairless & glabrous gray-green. This is a arrestingly beautiful piece of sculpture very successful in a sunny plantroom, but quite popular in outdoor plantings, even in seasonal mixed containers in the northern climes. Unusual striking subspecies from Southern Madagascar. Although rare and impressive, this is easily grown--and especially valuable to collectors allergic to pelted felted foliage.

60382 KALANCHOE BEHARENSIS VARIEGATA CRA HP TGH $ 35.00 Rhombic scalloped dense short leaves (suggesting a 'Roseleaf' affinity) with lemon yellow to gold striations, mostly in the center of these thick pelted leaves. Rare. Even very rare. We currently have sufficient stock to offer this amazingly sought after, dramatic clone--but may need lead time to finish any current crop. If you need this yesterday, please do not order. If you are a serious collector, we will make sure you will be able to add this to your variegated hoard.

60934 KALANCHOE BENTIISOMALICA CRA CGH $ 12.00 LIMITED AVAILABILITY Stout stems ranked with fleshy blunt rounded gray-green leaves; very deliberate growth rate. Please confirm; often in short supply.

60389 KALANCHOE FEDTSCHENKOI CRA HP CGH $ 1.75 "Purple Scallops" Amethyst, flour-dusted scalloped leaves are margined purple with brownish notches producing adventitious buds in sufficient light and humidity; elegant terminal clusters of pendant khaki-pink flowers appearing late winter. Madagascar native. Very attractive; easily grown given good light.

60390 KALANCHOE FEDTSCHENKOI MARGINATA CRA HP CGH $ 4.25 "Aurora Borealis Plant" Scalloped purplish lvs margined in bright ivory, toned pink in high light. Beautiful.

60391 KALANCHOE FEDTSCHENKOI VARIEGATA CRA HP TGH $4.75 "Rosy Dawn" to some of its admirers; "Creamed Scallops" to other growers: Central section of the crenate lvs streaked and mottled with rich yellow-cream and aqua tones. Unusual clone, yet still produces showy khaki-pink heads of blossoms on short terminal spikes late winter.

60392 KALANCHOE GASTONIS-BONNIERI CRA HP TGH $ 4.25 Handsome large wide coppery "Donkey Ears" leaves inlaid with purple heiroglyphics and liberally dusted with silver on very short central trunks--striking basket subject with masses of midwinter blossoms of delicate pink emerging from the bell like calyx cups. Unique species needing saturated (but never burning) light to form the most silvery flour dusted surface; needs adequate moisture to reach its potentially impressive proportions--but a more horizontal than vertical habit.

60731 KALANCHOE GLAUCESCENS FRIELING'S SENSATION CRA HP TGH $ 7.75 This salmon flowered clone has fleshy scalloped/crenate leaves strikingly margined with a white band developing pinkish tints in high light. This impressively variegated sport was found and selected, then reselected by Ken Frieling here at the Glasshouse Works--a quite distinct sport of a not unusual species which is a widely found native of Africa, India, & even Brazil. Of easy culture, only demanding excellent light saturation to produce the upright candelabra clusters of citris yellow flowers mid-winter.

60393 KALANCHOE HILDEBRANDTII CRA HP TGH $5.25"Silver Teaspoons" perfect description of the platinum hair pelting the oval leaves with narrow petioles; these remarkable leaves are rigidly ranked on slim extremely erect stems. Madagascar native usually offered as K. orgyalis `Silver' (but orgyalis is a much larger statured, less symmetrically upright growing, more tannish toned plant) in the West Coast trade.

60394 KALANCHOE HOUGHTONII [HYB] CRA HP TGH $ 2.75 Also K. poincarei. "Good Luck Plant" A hybrid "Life Plant" of daigremontiana x tubiflora with tan-pink channeled slim leaves (distinctly wider and flatter than tubiflora) with purple designs and toothed margins producing many adventitious plantlets. Easy favorite with very showy rigid umbles of down turned blossoms mid-winter. Certainly the easiest "Life Plant" to grow.

60983 KALANCHOE HOUGHTONII PINK TEETH [VARIEGATE] $ 17.50 The succulent leaves have pink & silver splashed along the edges & sometimes the midrib; variegation disappears when in extended extremely warm conditions. Be prepared: if shipped during warmer times of the year, little pink will be visible. Originally shared with us by Patti Lee. If you do not have a sunny greenhouse, this can be difficult.

60931 KALANCHOE HUMILIS $ 4.75 Pairs of pale marble green leaves slightly mottled with "Baby Pinwiper" patterns; fleshy foliage blushed pink in high light conditions with rose heiroglyphs on the undersides. Originally offered as K. sp. HBG 'Baby Pinwiper," this produces tostled clusters of giant elongated winter blossoms.

60704 KALANCHOE INTEGRA CRENATA CRA HP TGH $ 5.75 A variety of the "Flame Palm" native from E. Africa on to Malaysia with bright yellow flowers over the glabrous fleshy crenate foliage on characteristically tumbling stems. Seedlings from Brooklyn Botanic Garden.

60396 KALANCHOE KEWENSIS [HYB] CRA HP CGH $ 4.00 "Harpoon Leaf K." Short erect stems armed with soft spindle- shaped coppery-green leaves with occasional side harpoon tooth (pinnatisect leaf!); usually considered to be a hybrid of teretifolia x flammea. Very distinctive scculent sculpture, very modest in habit, worthy of a place in any collection of oddly shaped foliage.

61009 KALANCHOE LAETIVIRENS BIG MOMMA CRA HP TGH $ 1.75 Also known at Kalanchoe HBG 73004, from Huntington Botanic Gardens originally. Upright stout short trunks support thick upturned pearly surfaced fleshy lvs (so wide as to be nearly round in outline), each heavily ringed by a margin of cute baby plantlets--every kid needs one. Perhaps the most architecturally pleasing of this category as the foliage is both very compact and very heavily laden with offspring.

60399 KALANCHOE LONGIFLORA [SOMALIENSIS] CRA HP $ 5.50 LIMITED Spicy-scented pallid orange flpwers top stout square stems with ranks of gray-green scalloped leaves with rims turning orange in full sun. Natal native not very successful as a houseplant.

60403 KALANCHOE MARMORATA CRA CGH HP $4.75 Pinkish-green pruinose toothed wide leaves with rich mahogany- violet hieroglyphics splashed on the surface, thus known as the "Pinwiper Plant." Modest white flowers.

60404 KALANCHOE MILLOTII CRA HP CGH $4.75 Erect branchlets ranked with oval crenate leaves pelted with grayish-white hairs; green-yellow flowers. Madagascar native with curious grooved petioles.

60405 KALANCHOE MORTAGEI [CRENATA] CRA HP TGH $ 4.75 "Mother of Hundreds" Impressive ranks of giant fleshy, rubbery appearing thick up-turned elongated triangular lvs with doubly crenate margins and many large adventitious plantlets firmly held on the narrowing leaf tips; the closely stacked leaves (closely ranked on short stout stems) are impressive in baskets; red flowers emerge from the much more dramatically displayed peagreen bracts dangling from the wide candelabra inflorescence. Largest and probably most dramatic of those species with adventituous plantlets on the foliage.

60406 KALANCHOE NYIKAE CRA HP TGH $ 6.25 "Shovel Leaf" The opposite unnervingly pearly-blue peltate fleshy leaves are so sculptured that the basal end is up-turned to form a scoop; red rimmed in high light. Rosy green flowers impossible to accurately define. Difficult as tends to die out from the effort producing the inflorescence--be sure you have more propagated when you spy the bloom stalk being formed.

60407 KALANCHOE OBTUSA CRA HP TGH $ 6.75 Attractive broad succulent leaves on very short stems beautifully accent and frame the hemispheres of upfacing brick-red flowers. Attractive compact bouquet from Tanzania. Marvelous tuffet outline gradually branching with time; certainly the most flower power for the foliar size and thus astoundingly popular both as an indoor windowsill potplant blooming midwinter when bright flowers are most needed, and as a petite compact greenhouse subject. Not to be confused with the taller stalked blossfeldiana crew with their smaller flower clusters.

60874 KALANCHOE ORGYALIS CRA HP CGH $ 12.00 Distinctive Madagascar stocky shrub with thick spatulate lvs emerging russet, then hardening to a silver toned mahogany felt--and thus easily damaged by high humidity; yellow flowers seldom seen--astoundingly slow to grow when compared to most its kin. We currently have enough so that collectors will not have to "take a number" this season!

60408 KALANCHOE PELTATA CRA HP TGH $ 7.00 Slim erect stems rigidly hold lvs resembling an army of (un-pelted!) tiny garden spades; topped by pink bellflowers when mature. Easy slow growing houseplant--the plain sister of the showy flashy hildebrandii.

60410 KALANCHOE PINNATA CRA HP TGH $ 3.50 "Air Plant" or "Miracle Leaf" Most famous "Bryophyllum" for the notched leaves produce clinging adventitious plantlets along their margins even when wrenched from the stout stems and pinned to a curtain. (And if you remember those ads and drawings in the Sunday paper, you have dated yourself considerably.) Native to an astounding range geographically--Americas, Australia, Asia, Africa, etc. Forms a handsome upright succulent subshrub with curious winter flowers (clusters of hanging tubular blossoms with showy inflated calyx streaked red); a basic houseplant from Victorian times, still in demand today by kids of all ages. And newly popular as a tropical herb with various health benefits.

60409 KALANCHOE PROLIFERA CRA HP TGH $4.75 "Blooming Boxes" Maroon-rimmed stout rubbery fishbone lvs rigidly ranked on handsome erect trunks; terminal infl of yellow flowers, each peeping from a bizarre dangling four-sided box-like bract, followed by a "proliferation" of plantlets. Madagascar native with the "Byrophyllum" urge--but adventituous plantlets form more typically on the ripe inflorescence rather than on the ridged edges of the succulent leaves ( this species must have seen a slide show of Agaves somewhere along the line). Rather curiously, this rubbery, extremely handsome, sculpture has become quite popular as an addition to summertime urns as an accent plant in recent years. If planted directly in your greenhouse's floor, this gentle giant can easily top eight feet by the time its enormous candelabra of blossoms crowns the succulent trunk.

60411 KALANCHOE PUMILA CRA CGH HP $ 4.00 "Flour Dust Plant" Purple-hued notched flat leaves are dusted in silvery-white; modest small Madagascar native with violet urn-shaped pink hued flowers in refined panicles. Compact small habit--must have very high light to maintain the bright silvery tones; needs good air movement to encourage the flour dustings so admired by its fans. Indeed, this startling yet modestly proportioned charmer is easier to grow on a sunny windowsill than in the more humid greenhouse.

60412 KALANCHOE PUMILA RUBRA [HORT] CRA HP TGH $ 3.00 Rich red-toned scalloped pelted leaves; rosy flower clusters. Possibly a distinct unusually robust species as yet undescribed. Excellent small tumbling mound of thick colorful foliage maintaining a good color on windowsills; excellent in a small hanging basket or as a groundcover for taller leggy succulents. Recently discovered by the summertime "tropicals outdoors" in crowd who use this in urns and windowboxes with abandon.

60413 KALANCHOE RHOMBOPILOSA CRA HP TGH8.50 "Pies from Heaven" Odd very short erect silvery stems mottled brown are thickly spiked with piece-of-pie rhombic coppery green leaves with silvery scurf and crenulated wavy wide tips. Easily shattering wedge leaves fall (from heaven) and immediately root (do expect most leaves to fall off during shipping). (The real truth: expect all the leaves to fall off during shipping; expect the leaves to fall off if you carry the pot across the room. Thankfully the main stem as well as most of the terminally cute triangular leaves will resprout quite quickly.) We prefer not to sell this by mail.

60415 KALANCHOE ROSEI SEYRIGI CRA HP CGH $ 4.00 Erect gray stems hold tripartite bluish-gray leaves with stiff serrulated edges; large pink tubular flowers.

60889 KALANCHOE ROTUNDIFOLIA CRA HP TGH $ 3.75 Wide fleshy lvd "Nentabos" from Africa with bright orangy lemon blossoms mid-winter at the tips of the curious rubbery stems. Sometimes overlooked; but most dependable with dark attractive rubbery foliage and cute blossoms.

60686 KALANCHOE SEXANGULARIS CRA HP TGH $ 5.75 Seedling from a collection from the Zimbabwe grasslands with wide gray-toned leaves in four ranks. Thick club heads of ripe peach flowers with peach pit bracts.

60963 KALANCHOE STREPTANTHA CRA HP TGH $ 4.75 LIMITED: IN SHORT SUPPLY Propeller shaped fleshy pale leaves are ranked along the stout succulent stems; odd inflorescence..

60417 KALANCHOE SYNSEPALA CRA HP TGH $ 12.50 "Cup Kalanchoe." or "Walking Kalanchoe" Cupped oval to fingered leaves held close to short trunk; undulating toothed leaves accented by odd runners from the leaf axil tipped with plantlets. Haired tubular flowers. We only get one crop of these per year, so best to check on availability before ordering this most dramatic, most emphatic creature.

60419 KALANCHOE THYRSIFLORA CRA CGH HP $ 4.25 "Flap Jacks" or "Oyster Plant" common names reflect the considerable popularity of this South African species with flat oval diagonally-placed leaves with an arresting silvery effect from white mealy surfaces, & with a distinct red rim appearing when grown in high light. Paniculate inflorescence with yellow flowers. Needs full sun to perform well.

60423 KALANCHOE TOMENTOSA EUROPEAN CLONE CRA HP CGH $ 5.25 Dense wider "Panda Plant" leaves than the typical species form with very bright white pelting and blackish toned toothed tips as long as given very bright light and good air movement. Best contrast of any selection we have trialed , but absolutely needs full sun to achieve its potential.

60425 KALANCHOE TOMENTOSA GOLDEN GIRL CRA HP CGH $ 4.50 Small concave leaves vary from sienna to butter tones; unusual clone of the "Panda Plant" requiring high light.

60426 KALANCHOE TOMENTOSA TOMENTOSA [ SUPERFUZZY] CRA HP CGH $ 8.75 Large statured, somewhat leggy plant with extremely long white-haired leaves lacking dark tipping. Considered by some to be the true species type; certainly unique--but full sun and very low levels of humidity are imperative for success. Usually sent as an URCutting in dry moss.

60427 KALANCHOE TUBIFLORA [DELAGOENSIS] CRA HP TGH $ 2.75 "Hollywood Palm" or "Chandelier Plant" Erect pinkish stems thickly hung with pendant cylindric dark leaves spotted reddish brown and emerald and tipped with notches nurturing bundles of plantlets; showy clusters of pale red bellflowers pendant mid winter from elaborate terminal inflorescence. Madagascar native. The second photo is not good, but it shows the flowers.

60429 KALANCHOE VELUTINA CRA HP CGH $ 3.50 Thick furred creeping, sprouting stems shingled with wide fleshy rich green oval plush leaves slightly toothed; yellow flowers fade to salmon. Easy popular indoor plant, great for kids. Certainly the teddy bear of the Kalanchoe tribe.