Peperomia prostrata 6"Peperomia prostrata, commonly referred to as "String of Turtles," have small thick leaves that look like a turtle's back. Trailing in habit, it makes a great plant for a hanging pot. So cute. Light: part sun Soil: potting mix Watering: dry down 5 10% Images are used for general reference only. The size, bloom state and shape of each plant will vary.

An Anthurium with perfectly puckered patterning on the leaves

Width at maturity: 10'

Peperomia caperata 'Rosso' is a fun compact plant due to its showy rippled leaves

Small white blooms appear in clusters throughout the spring and the foliage turns a nice orange-yellow in the fall

commonly known as the "Creeping Fig"

Also good for use between paving stones

Philodendron 'Imperial Red' is a self heading Philodendron that has a fairly compact growing habit that is uprgith to somewhat laterally

commonly referred to as "Felt Bush"

Impatiens hawkeri "New Guinea" have a larger flower

The fronds can reach up to 18" making this plant full of visual texture

this deciduous conifer will become more vigorous once established in the garden

This sturdy and solid ficonstone pot has the look of a plaster wall with a decorative horizontal ridge pattern