Beaucarnea guatemalensis "Ponytail palm" 10"The Beucarnea, or Ponytail Palm, is also sometimes called the Elephant's Foot due to its bulbous trunk. Not a palm or a tree this slow growing succulent is pretty indestructible, and also cute. The guatemalensis has slightly thinner, glossier, and longer leaves then recurva and also fewer teeth along the edges. Light: full sun to part shade Watering: let dry 15% Soil: succulent mix Images are used for general reference only. The size and shape of each

Paeonia lactiflora 'Sarah Bernhardt' is a long lived  perennial with fragrant

It is believed to absorb negativity and relieving stress and anxiety

Nepenthes are tropical vines with an appetite: They trap and digest insects

Great hanging plant that is a conversation starter

Dimensions: 2

Small garden flowers dot the burgundy growth in the spring

Colors can come in purple

Polypodium aureum (syn

has smooth grey to reddish bark with flecks and green obotave leaves

Seeded Eucalyptus to add some texture to your outdoor holiday container

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Pairs well with fresh cut flowers or anything worth showing off