Clan Doyle Nursery

In stock...Pickle Plant (Delosperma echinatum), a charming trailing succulent native to South Africa characterized by plump, bright green leaves covered in tiny, soft, translucent hairs.Key Care RequirementsLight: Thrives in bright, indirect light or full sun; protect from intense afternoon scorching.Watering: Drought-tolerant; allow the soil to dry out completely between thorough, infrequent waterings.Soil & Potting: Requires a fast-draining cactus or succulent mix to prevent root rot.

In stock...Sedeveria 'Letizia', a hybrid succulent known for its vibrant red tips and bright green centers.These plants are compact rosettes that thrive in full sun or semi-shade, which intensifies their colorful coloring.They are ideal for pots, rockeries, or groundcover in small, sunny garden areas.

In stock...Various wire frame planters...10l round hanging, 5l round hanging. 3l square hanging, 4l tea cup standing and Cottage wallmount.

In stock...Crassula sarcocaulis, commonly known as the Bonsai Crassula or Bonsai Jade. This South African indigenous succulent is popular for its natural tree-like growth habit and its ability to withstand colder temperatures better than many other Crassula species.Key CharacteristicsForm: A small, evergreen succulent sub-shrub that naturally resembles a miniature tree with a branching crown and peeling bark on older specimens.Flowers: Produces clusters of tiny, honey-scented white to pink flowers at the tips of its branches, typically from late summer to winter.Hardiness: Exceptionally hardy for a succulent, it can tolerate frost and temperatures as low as -12°C (10°F) if kept relatively dry

In stock...decorative wall bust depicts the ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun, featuring a striking black and gold finish.Design Features: It showcases the traditional striped nemes headdress and the Uraeus (cobra) and vulture symbols on the brow, characteristic of royal pharaonic regalia.Material & Style: Sculpted with textured detailing on the broad collar necklace, it is commonly crafted as a resin or fiberglass wall-mounted decor piece

In stock...decorative dark-bronze and gold-accented fiberglass replica bust of the ancient Egyptian Queen Nefertiti, showcasing her iconic tall crown and elaborate broad collar necklace.This piece is a sculptural home decor item inspired by the famous 14th-century BCE limestone original attributed to the sculptor Thutmose.It features a dark textured finish contrasted with gilded gold details on the crown's uraeus (serpent) and necklace.

In stock...Neoregelia bromeliad (blushing bromeliad), characterized by its star-shaped rosette of wide leaves and a central cup that holds water.Light: Thrives in bright, indirect light to bring out its rich pink and red leaf colors, though some varieties tolerate gentle morning sun.Watering: Keep the central cup (the "urn") filled with clean water, and keep the potting mix just slightly moist.Soil: Needs a fast-draining, chunky mix, such as orchid bark mixed with perlite and peat

In stock...Aechmea comata striata is a striking, striped tropical plant known for its leathery leaves, vibrant flower spikes, and easy-care vase shape. It comes from South America and works well as a bright indoor houseplant or a shaded garden accent.Key Plant FeaturesLeaves: Wide, leathery, and decorated with distinct lengthwise stripes of green and cream or yellow. They form a central cup or "tank".Flowers: Produces a bright, long-lasting upright flower spike with colorful bracts and small yellow or red blooms.Growth: Grows as a sturdy rosette that makes a great container or patio plant.Care InstructionsLight: Prefers bright, indirect light or partial shade. Avoid harsh, direct midday sun which can burn the leaves.Water: Keep the central cup filled with clean water, refreshing it weekly to stop stagnation. Water the soil lightly, letting it dry out between waterings to prevent root rot.Soil: Use a fast-draining, chunky mix made for orchids or bromeliads.

In stock...Prickly Pear cactus (Opuntia ficus-indica).It is known for its edible fruit and flat, paddle-like stem segments called cladodes.While some varieties are spiny, this specimen appears to be a "spineless" or "Burbank" type, often cultivated for food or fodder.