There currently are over 2,900 different kinds of plants growing at Lotusland. Click here to view the Lotusland plant collection organized by family, or click here for a list in alphabetical order by plant name.

Lotusland's Cycad Collection has been granted Member Status in the American Association of Botanical Gardens and Arboreta's North American Plant Collection Consortium. This achievement places Lotusland among a prestigious group of gardens and arboreta that have committed themselves to the conservation and care of specific plant collections curated at the highest professional level. Participation in the consortium means that Lotusland is committed to preserving the genetic diversity of cycads, a group of plants threatened worldwide. To this end Lotusland is willing to make its collection available for increased distribution and research, and we will continue to promote public awareness of conservation issues.

As an official repository for the International Succulent Introductions program, Lotusland receives and grows propagations of new or rare succulents. Selections are made yearly by the Huntington Botanical Gardens.

FAMILIAL COLLECTIONS:
Arecaceae (Palm family): 51 genera, 155 taxa
Bromeliaceae (Bromeliad family): 31 genera, 237 taxa
Cactaceae (Cactus family): 87 genera, 500 taxa

GENERIC COLLECTIONS:
Aloe: 149 taxa
Euphorbia: 73 taxa

OTHER COLLECTIONS:
Filicopsida (Ferns): 16 families, 45 genera, 147 taxa
Cycadopsida (Cycads): 3 families, 10 genera, 194 taxa
Succulents (other than Aloe and Euphorbia): 24 families, 68 genera, 302 taxa

TOTAL COLLECTIONS:
200 families, 3219 taxa