Eucomis vandermerwei is a rare species of pineapple lily native to a small area of South Africa. This form has great leaf spotting.

EEucomis 'African Night' emerges in mid spring with dramatic purple foliage followed by dramatic, lavender pink spikes.

Eucomis 'Aloha Leia' is a coconut-scented pineapple lily with bold foliage and purple spikes that look like pineapples.

Eucomis 'Dark Star' has very dark, red-black foliage and burgundy flowers topped with burgundy bracts.

Eucomis 'Glow Sticks' is a pineapple lily with distinctive glowing coppery gold new growth ageing to light green gold. Topped with creamy white flowers.

White flowers tinged pink followed by purple fruit rising above rosettes of green, strap-like leaves.

Eucomis 'Reuben' has reddish purple buds opening to lavender-pink flowers rising above rosettes of strap-like leaves.

Eucomis 'Safari Adventure' is a pineapple lily with dramatic olive-green foliage followed by cream to rosy-purple spikes.

White flowers tinged pink followed by purple fruit rising above rosettes of green, strap-like leaves.

'Tugela Jade' has fragrant "pineapples" of white flowers rising above rosettes of strap-like leaves. Use Eucomis in pots or the garden.

Reddish purple buds open to pale pink flowers that age to reddish purple.

'Zulu Flame' pineapple lily has warm burgundy leaves and deep pink flowers. Use Eucomis in pots or the garden.

Euphorbia characias ssp. wulfenii is an architectural plant with blue-green, evergreen foliage and electric green bracts.

Euphorbia ‘Tasmanian Tiger’ is a spectacular spurge with upright three foot tall stems clothed with blue foliage edged in creamy white.

Euphorbia tirucalli 'Sticks on Fire' is a special fiery form of the pencil plant with the upper stems sporting shades of orange and red.

Fargesia murielae is one of the hardiest of all bamboos and is a clumper that will not spread.

Fargesia scabrida has young culms with sheaths that are dark orange opening to reveal steel-blue and lavender culms aging to olive-green.

Fascicularia bicolor is one of the hardiest of bromeliads with an incredible sky blue flower surrounded by bright red leaves.

Fatsia 'Murakumo Nishiki' is a fantastically gorgeous shrub tropical-looking leaves with varying markings of yellow, light green, and dark green.

'Spider's Web' is a version of Fatsia japonica with dramatic evergreen foliage speckled with white.