What's looking Exotic in 2020

Brugmansia "grand marnier"

 

Agave americanas running riot. I wonder how long it will be before I can make Tequila?

 

Nice collection, not sure that is the right species for Tequila, but they look good just the same.

 

Brugmansia sanguinea outside with one lonely flower!

 

That's a lovely fat plant Stephen.

 

It's constantly being cut back by winter every year so it gets a lot of stems and there gives it this really substantial look.

In the cool weather the flowers are so vibrant and last a long time.

Today this is the same flower as pictured last week.

 

In the (unheated) greenhouse at the moment;
Canarina canariensis.............
Canarina canariensis by longk48, on Flickr

Canarina canariensis by longk48, on Flickr

A small unknown Aloe.............
Aloe noid by longk48, on Flickr

 

My Chamerops Compacta was looking fairly verdant for this December morning.

 

I like the palm next to it as well!

 

That's a little beauty.

 

Ooh, that's a nice plant.

 

Thanks! Bit more unusual than the traditional version. I think it is a variant of the volcano, but I am not sure. Some people have said it is the same thing. Either way I've not seen many of them about - so it's nice to have something a bit different!

 

Billbergia pyramidalis striata, fourth generation from original offset from Madeira Exotics circa 2009. Takes three years to bloom and it's over in a week! (but worth the wait). I'm still waiting for B windii and nutans variegata.

 

Never seen anything like that.
@strongylodon , what's the red leaved plant next to it?