Chusquea culeou Hardy Pittosporum tobira Variegatum

Pittosporum tobira Variegatum

with the plant standing 1-2ft tall

The leaves are narrow and bright yellow with a green stripe

Aloe brevifolia is a dwarf Aloe that will form dense leafy rosettes of green leaves that are flat on top but have a few spines on the underside of the leaves

it has a tap root to hold up the large flower stem that you won't get in a pot

Chusquea culeou Hardy Pittosporum tobira VariegatumName Chusquea culeou About Chusquea culeou is the most variable of the species due to its wide distribution in South America from high forests to open grassland. Coueou is easily distinguished by the multitude of branches that grow from each node and tend to nearly encircle the culm. This gives it a very distinctive look, and is what gives this bamboo its common name the fox tail Bamboo. It has a bold, open yet clumping habit, and is best used as a