Schefflera actinophylla 'Amate' 14"Schefflera actinophylla 'Amate' is an umbrella tree that can make an impressive statement. Its leaves are glossy green and palmately compound, forming what appears to be open hands with spread fingers. The trunk will turn woody over time and can get pretty large with an average 12' indoor mature height and width. It can serve as your foundation plant that will take up some visual space if you're going for the jungle vibe. Light: part sun to part shade

Philodendron 'Jungle Boogie

Use as a novel specimen in a casual garden

Episcia are a flowering plant in the African violet family

They were recently moved to the genus Dracaena due to further genetic research

Soil: well draining soil

Clematis 'Ramona' has large pale lavender blue flowers that bloom on a deciduous perennial vine with twining green foliage

Fertilization: Mulch during winter

Gray-green foliage looks great throughout the season and neon pink

shape (may also be single or multiple column) and bloom state of each plant will vary

has bright green wavy upright leaves that consistently grow from the central part of the fern

This dark green

edging and mass plantings