Consolea rubescens 8"Consolea are a cactus that form a tree like appearance with age as they develop a trunk and somewhat spineless flat branches leaves above. Unique patterns on the paddles have earned this one the unfortunate nickname as the "roadkill" cactus. Light: full sun Watering: let dry Soil: succulent mix Images are used for general reference only. The size, bloom state and shape of each plant will vary.

meaning that it grows on another plant or for physical support

Exterior dimensions: 26"L x 26"W x 24"H

leaf color and bloom state vary

prune late winter when buds start to emerge (flowers only on new years growth)

Blooms: May - June

Hoya krohniana has ovate to heart shaped dark green (almost black) leaves

dwarf mockorange that is a prolific bloomer with double white fragrant flowers blooming in early summer

Front copy: COLUMBINE FLOWER

Ficus elastica 'Ruby'

Watering: dry  10-30% depending on sun exposure

yellow and green variegated fern like foliage

A miniature ecosystem of your own