This is a beautiful example of Dracaena Dracos used in a public place. Here they are in the Santa Monica Public Library.

This is part of a display of our plants used at the Rockefeller Center.

Using a combination of Aloes in the landscape leads to a harmonious landscape while still creating interest due to differing heights, widths and colors.

Agave attenuatas are often used in landscapes not only for their lovely blue hue and sculptural appeal but also because they are soft leaved with no real sharpness making them especially"kid friendly" in public spaces.

This Dracaena draco 'Dragon Tree' has been inside a house for Interior Landscape Beauty for over a year with no ill effects.

The text at the top of the photo tells you many of the names of the plants featured here.

Cycas revolutas are fantastically drought tolerant so they compliment an eco friendly landscape design beautifully and also add a tropical vibe or are perfect in a Zen Garden.

Aloes can be used in an exceptionally creative way as shown here!

By purposely over watering Euphorbia ingens (but one has to do this very carefully to avoid root rot) during the growing season, one can achieve dramatic effects as seen here.

Agave attenuatas and Dracaena dracos in multiples delivers a harmonious feel

Dracaena dracos impart a tropical vibe when planted near water areas like seen here at Santa Monica Library.

The columnar lines of Lemaireocereus marginatus make a regal statement adding to the visual strength of an entryway while the relaxed organic flowery shapes of Aeonium arboretum give a warm welcome. For added interest, Echinocactus grusonii adds warm colors.