Haworthia
Haworthia are native to South Africa, mostly with thick fleshy leaves filled with a translucent jelly and formed into a rosette. They vary greatly in size, colour and form. Many have attractively patterned leaves. Flowers are small, white and bell-shaped on long stems. The Haworthia belongs to the family of the Xanthorrhoeaceae, subfamily Asphodeloideae.
The species in production are:
- Haworthia 'Chira'
- Haworthia crosby
- Haworthia cymbiformis 'Kilimanjaro'
- Haworthia fasciata 'Big Band'
- Haworthia fasciata concolor
- Haworthia fasciata 'Magic Green'
- Haworthia 'Green Spine'
- Haworthia haworthioides 'Snow White'
- Haworthia herbaceae
- Haworthia limifolia
- Haworthia mitriformis
- Haworthia pentagona
- Haworthia retusa
- Haworthia 'Sea Star'
- Haworthia squarrosa
- Haworthia 'Vivaldi'