The Huntington Botanical Gardens
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 Species: Trichocereus hybrid Family: Cactaceae Location in Garden: Desert Garden Notes: Colorful flowers |
 Species: Echinopsis 'Flying Saucer' Family: Cactaceae Location in Garden: Desert Garden Notes: Large flower |
 Species: Aloe camperii 'Cornuta' Family: Aloeaceae Location in Garden: Desert Garden, Bed 60 |
 Species: Puya chilensis Family: Bromeliaceae Region of Origin: Chile Location in Garden: Desert Garden Notes: Yellow-green flowers |
 
Species: Metasequoia glyptostroboides Common name: Dawn Redwood Family: Cupressaceae Region of Origin: China Location in Garden: Lily Ponds Notes: New bright green foliage; Deciduous |
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Species: Melianthus major Common name: Honey Flower Family: Melianthaceae Region of Origin: South Africa Location in Garden: Lily Ponds Notes: Very abundant nectar |
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Species: Quesnelia arvensis Family: Bromeliaceae Location in Garden: Jungle Garden Notes: Red flower bracts, little blue flowers |
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Species: Cordyline stricta Family: Agavaceae Region of Origin: Queensland, New South Wales Location in Garden: Jungle Garden, under the Ombu tree Notes: Lavender flowers |
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Species: Alternanthera 'Bettzickiana' Common name: Jacob's Coat, Calico Plant Family: Amaranthaceae Location in Garden: Jungle Garden, Shakespeare Garden |
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Species: Musella lasiocarpa Family: Musaceae Region of Origin: China Location in Garden: Jungle Garden |
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 Species: Clivia 'Super Nova' Family: Amaryllidaceae Location in Garden: Jungle Garden Notes: Yellow flowers |
 Species: Encephalartos villosus Common name: Cycad Family: Zamiaceae Region of Origin: South Africa Location in Garden: Jungle Garden Notes: Female seed cone |
 
Species: Macadamia integrifolia Common name: Macadamia Nut Tree Family: Proteaceae Region of Origin: Australia Location in Garden: Jungle Garden Notes: Small nuts forming |
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Species: Eupatorium sordidum Common name: Boneset Family: Asteraceae Region of Origin: Mexico Location in Garden: Subtropical Slope Notes: Blue flowers; Dried flowers and leaves were used in treatment of a bone aching flu |
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Species: Solanum rantonnetii Common name: Paraguay Nightshade Family: Solanaceae Region of Origin: Paraguay, Argentina Location in Garden: Subtropical Slope Notes: Vivid blue flowers |
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