Jatropha podagrica 4"Jatropha poadagrica, also called the "Gout Plant", is a caudiform plant that stores water in their large base. Palm shaped leaves and orange red flowers popping out of long stems make this plant an unusual specimen. Light: full sun to part sun Soil: succulent mix Watering: let dry between watering Images are used for general reference only. The size, shape and bloom state of each plant will vary.

Sculptural stems & leaves show wonderful sprays of flowers typically spring through autumn

this handmade glazed ceramic planter comes with a drain hole and matching drainage tray

And striking dark wine purple maple like foliage

This natural teak presentation board will be the perfect accompaniment for a casual snack or an evening of entertaining

These super grip gloves offer both stability and comfort through the latex dipping process that promotes flexibility and reduces hand fatigue

One of the original sources for latex rubber

06" dia x 7

Alpine homes untouched by time

this can be reduced by half during overcast weather or in winter

or "Medusa Head" has an underground stem with branches that pop out just like its namesake

Height at maturity: 22 - 24"

2 3/4" opening width