The Plant Company grows, sells, and ships succulents throughout NZ. We pride ourselves on producing high quality plants and seeing the joy from our customers when they receive them. We do hope you enjoy them and support this NZ business that is passionate about succulents.
Disphyma australe, commonly known as the NZ Native Ice Plant, is a fast-growing groundcover that is found naturally along coast lines. Plants carry...
Agave attenuata, commonly known as Fox Tail Agave or Lions Tail Agave, features broad, pale blue-green leaves. It has stout and curving stems that...
Aloe vera is one of the well-known Aloes with extracts widely used in the cosmetic and alternative medicine industries. It features succulent leaves...
Crassula ovata, commonly known as the Money Plant or Money Tree, is a succulent that grows as an attractive small shrub. It carries fleshy, green...
Crassula corymbulosa, commonly known as the Shark’s Tooth Crassula, is a succulent carries fleshy, dark green leaves with a purple-red undertone...
Graptopetalum mirinae is a succulent grown for its impressive foliage. It produces, masses of small rosettes of thick, pink-green leaves. It...
Aloe thraskii, commonly known as the Dune Aloe, is a succulent that carries fleshy, green-grey leaves arranged in a large rosette, held off an...
Agave americana, commonly known as Century Plant, Maguey, or American Aloe, features broad, powder-blue leaves that radiate outwards as it grows to...
Agave geminiflora, commonly known as the Twin Flower Agave, is an interesting plant often grown for its architectural qualities. It has stiff, dark...
Aloe alooides is a variety of Tree Aloe grown for its interesting foliage and impressive flower stems. It bears succulent and fleshy, green leaves...
Aloe speciosa, commonly known at the Tilt-Head Aloe, is a handsome succulent grown for its lovely form and foliage. It grows with a solitary stem...
Echeveria secunda, commonly known as the Blue Echeveria, is a succulent that forms a rosette of blue-grey leaves. As conditions cool, the leaves may...
Echeveria Violet Queen is an outstanding succulent that grows as a short and stout rosette of succulent leaves. The leaves are blue-grey with a fine...
Echeveria elegans is a beautiful succulent, producing a tight rosette of blue-green leaves. A distinctive pink tip will develop during periods of...
Sedum rubrotinctum, commonly known as the Jelly Bean Plant, is an herbaceous perennial with succulent, jelly bean-like leaves. The small leaves are...
Aeonium arboreum, commonly known as the Irish Rose or Tree Aeonium, is a popular and stunning succulent. It has fleshy, light green leaves that are...
Graptopetalum paraguayense, commonly known as the Ghost Plant, is a succulent grown for its impressive foliage. It produces, flat rosettes of...
Commonly known as Moonstones, this is a short-stemmed succulent with impressive foliage. It produces a rosette of thick, stone like, grey leaves as...
Senecio serpens, commonly known as Blue Chalksticks, is a succulent grown for its foliage and creeping growth habit. It forms a carpet of pointed...
Agave americana variegata, commonly known as the Variegated Century Plant, is a large succulent that features broad, powder-blue leaves with yellow...
Echeveria Dark Prince is a succulent grown for its impressive colourings. It grows as a short and stout rosette of thick, dark brown-black leaves...
This impressive succulent grows as a rosette of thick, dark green-grey leaves. They are leathery and radiate outwards. It typically grows to 25 cm...
Crassula lycopodioides, commonly known as the Rattail Crassula or Watch Chain Crassula, is a succulent grown for its interesting foliage. It produces...
Aeonium Velour is a succulent grown for its symmetrical rosettes of variegated, fleshy leaves held on short stems. The leaves are glossy and a dark...
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