Phalaenopsis orchid, variegated 2.5"The Phalaenopsis orchid, commonly referred to as "Moth Orchid", is a genus of orchid with a large variety of species. These plants specifically also offer colorful leaves. Broad, flat leaves and long lasting round flowers make for really lovely plants in any stage of their growth cycle. There is a wide range of flower color depending on species hybrid. Light: part shade Soil: orchid mix Watering: even moisture Species and flower color can vary. If you

is a trailing succulent that sports plump green leaves that resemble its namesake

*Ant plants do not attract ants they've simply evolved to produce these structures that house ants in their natural habitats

Propagates by cuttings

The Emma planter is great for outdoor plantings

Philodendron 'Bob Cee' is a fantastic large-growing Philodendron with eye catching saw-toothed leaves

Height at maturity: 5 - 7'

Digitalis 'Dalmatian Peach' is a foxglove with a sturdy growth habit

also called the "Leopard Plant"

Standard form may show a single trunk or a braided group

otherwise known as the "Dappled Willow"

Anthurium regale is truly a collector's item

Height at maturity: 12 - 24"