Impatiens repens Golden Dragon - Tropical Vining House Plant - 2.5 Pot

Philodendron Florida Green is an exotic rare hybrid of P. Squamiferum and P. Pedatum. Its features include large oak-leaf-shaped foliage with beautiful red stems. This easy-care vining Philodendron will tolerate a variety of lighting conditions and should only be watered when the soil is dry. Bright indirect sunlight.

CLEMATIS: Always called the Queen of Vines nothing else makes the spectacular show of a clematis in full bloom. In almost all zones these magnificent plants decorate mailboxes trellises and porches with cascades of some of the most beautiful blooms in the flower kingdom and they re not difficult to grow. There s no reason you can t add them to your landscape. Clematis Multi Blue Origin: Hybrid origin. Navy-blue to pale purple rounded fully double flower. 5 in diameter. Sun to partial shade in moist fertile soil. Likes a warm top and cool bottom. Will flourish under neutral or even slightly acid conditions. Great climbers that can be used to decorate pergolas sheds garages fences and even trees.

Gibasis geniculata Bridal Veil . Bridal Veil - Tahitian. Tahitian Bridal Veil is native to tropical America. It is a trailing plant with slender leaves about an inch long that are an olive green on top and burgundy shade underneath. When it blooms it has tiny white flowers. If your plant does not flower well - give it a little more light. This is a great plant for hanging baskets with its cascading foliage. It is tolerant of indoor conditions and needs bright to filtered light or morning sun. Keep evenly moist not wet or dry. It can also ground cover outdoors but will be killed back by the first frost.

FERN: A fern is any one of a group of about 12 000 species of plants. Unlike mosses they have xylem and phloem (making them vascular plants). They have stems leaves and roots like other vascular plants. Ferns do not have either seeds or flowers (they reproduce via spores). The Crispy Wave fern is easy to grow. Provide bright indirect light but no direct sun. Keep evenly moist not wet or dry. Repot as the fern out grows it s pot. Features The waviness of the Crispy Wave s fronds increased their actual surface area compared to other ferns which according of NASA s air purifying plant study is the number one factor in determining a plant s oxygen producing capabilities. In addition the fronds thickness and rigidity allow the Crispy Wave to filter harmful particles such as formaldehyde from the air to a higher degree than even the fabled but fragile leafed Boston Fern; received a high score in the NASA study. The fact that the Crispy Wave can grow endlessly if put in a larger container means that its air purifying properties will only improve the longer you have it. Transforms CO2 into oxygen more effectively than most plants and removes harmful particles from the air.

The Earth Star (Cryptanthus) is an easy to care for house plant forming rosettes of leaves. The leaves are succulent with wavy margins and teeth; they are strongly banded in pink and cream. The white flowers appear nested in the center in this plant. Cryptanthus tolerate a temperature range from 40 degrees F to over 100 degrees F. Optimum growth occurs between 60-85 degrees F. Keep the medium evenly moist at all times but not wet or dry. A sunny location is preferred. New plants (pups) are formed on the side of the plant and are easily removed to start new Earth Stars.

The most popular blooming plant in the world is the African Violet (SAINTAPAULIA). And for good reason they bloom continuously twelve months a year. Plus they are easy to grow a filtered light window with warm temperatures is all you need. Keep evenly moist not wet dry. The variety and color of the violet you will receive will vary with the season. Novelty African Violets are unusual varieties not normally found for sale. Three plants per pot bloom colors vary. Measurements are approximate.

The Curly Spider Plant has the traditional green with white stripe variegation of the ‘Vittatum’ but with uniquely attractive leaves that curl and swirl. It is characterized by its rounded and compact plant habit. Flowering stalks are yellow and plantlets are as curly or curlier than the parent. A slightly neglected or stressed plant will produce a curlier result than a well-nourished plant that will have straighter leaves. Spider Plants make excellent house plants or indoor plants as they are not only such easy-growing plants but have beneficial properties in cleansing the air of pollutants especially formaldehyde and carbon monoxide. As it tolerates artificial lighting very well and has air purifying abilities it’s most ideal in office environment where electronic pollutants are emitted. Requires bright light or filtered sunlight for best growth and vibrant leaf colors. Never locate Spider Plants in full sun that will scorch their foliage. Remove yellow or dried leaves to keep it tidy. Fertilize sparingly as excess nutrients can retard its ability to produce more plantlets. Measurements are approximate.

The Tricolor Prayer Plant is an easy to grow house plant that prefers very bright indirect light. Keep evenly moist not wet or dry. The tops of the leaves are variegated white and green while the undersides are a brilliant reddish-pink. The plant prefers high humidity. A relative of the common Prayer Plant this one does not close its leaves at night. Live plant.

Besides the religious significance of the Crown of Thorns the plant also has a famous meaning of good luck engrained deeply in many beliefs. Therefore those who grow the plant should always be blessed with lots of good luck. Crown of Thorns is a plant growing best in a sunny location. During periods of active growth water when the soil surface becomes dry but when the plant is resting keep it drier. Ideal temperatures are 62 to 65 degrees at night and 80 to 85 degrees during the day. The plant may be kept cooler during the winter. This is a very easy house plant to grow! Comments: Propagation is by cuttings. Allow the cuttings to dry before placement in the rooting medium. Proper name: Euphorbia splendens. Starter plant in a 2.5 pot

The scientific name for the heart leaf fern is Hemionitis arifolia and is commonly referred to by a number of names including tongue fern. First identified in 1859 heart leaf ferns are native to Southeast Asia. They are an easy to grow house plant. Keep evenly moist and provide bright indirect light. Trim as needed.