Syngonium podophyllum 'Mickey' 4"Syngonium podophyllum, commonly referred to as "Nephthytis" and "Arrowhead Vine," is a species of aroid. It can be grown as a vine, trailer or ground cover. Known for its distinct arrow shaped leaves, thus its common name. There are numerous cultivars and this one boasts lovely pink tones to its narrow, pointed foliage. Light: part shade Soil: potting mix Watering: consistent, but allow top 20% of soil to dry Images are used for general reference

'Silver Lining' this Floribunda rose has densely packed buds that unfurl to reveal large spiral double petal lilac-tinted blooms with hints of silver

Bloom: May - August

Geranium x cantabrigiense 'Biokovo' is a low spreading herbaceous perennial with  white flowers

Return to the garden in spring

earthy vase fits in with almost any home

100% Horticulture-grade vermiculite

and spider lily

Peperomia scandens

Philodendron 'Black Cardinal' has dark green to maroon large ovate leaves

It can tolerate pretty much anything except for over loving (over watering) them

otherwise known as "Golden Variegated Sweet Flag" is a bright perennial grass with a defined arching habit

Like most any Aglaonema