Hoya caudata 'Sumatra' 4" hanging basketThis less common Hoya is one of the best to grow purely for its foliage alone Leaves are large and mottled. Hoya are semi to fully epiphytic plants and this specific Hoya a wonderful vining option. White flowers will have a feathery appearance. Light: part sun Water: somewhat dry in between watering + humidity Soil: light potting mix Images are used for general reference only. The size, bloom state and shape of each plant will vary.

Older seed grown cultivars normally prefer shade to part shade whilst newer cultivars thrive in sun

otherwise known as 'Jefam'

A slow grower and stately specimen

Height at maturity: 4-5'

Watering: let dry between watering

Needs some winter protection

Width: 3 - 4'

This Calathea has dark green slightly longer in shape with dark green striations

each one will have slight differences in shape and size

is part of the Banyon tree family and has broad shiny dark burgundy ovate leaves and will develop aerial roots

'Emerald Green' is often used (perhaps too often) for screens but we think they can be used as a focal point as well

Each petunia will fall in to one of the following categories: Grandiflora has the biggest flowers