Africa is one of the planet's greatest regions of succulent diversity. In its landscapes, from deserts to savannas and mountains, thrive genera as fascinating as Euphorbia, Aloe, Gasteria, Cotyledon, Kalanchoe and Haworthia, each with its own forms and strategies for surviving water scarcity. Special mention is due to the Malagasy region, with Madagascar and the islands of the Indian Ocean, a true biodiversity refuge and home to numerous endemic species that exist nowhere else in the world. There, evolution has given rise to succulents of extraordinary beauty and uniqueness. A collection that reveals to us a continent where nature turns adaptation to drought into true botanical art.
Africa is one of the planet's greatest regions of succulent diversity. In its landscapes, from deserts to savannas and mountains, thrive genera as fascinating as Euphorbia, Aloe, Gasteria, Cotyledon, Kalanchoe and Haworthia, each with its own forms and strategies for surviving water scarcity. Special mention is due to the Malagasy region, with Madagascar and the islands of the Indian Ocean, a true biodiversity refuge and home to numerous endemic species that exist nowhere else in the world. There, evolution has given rise to succulents of extraordinary beauty and uniqueness. A collection that reveals to us a continent where nature turns adaptation to drought into true botanical art.
