Hoya multiflora (Shooting Star Plant)Hoya multiflora, or the Shooting Star Hoya, is probably the freest blooming Hoya that you can grow in your home. Despite a potential size of 8 feet tall, this hoya reaches around 32 inches domestically and often has an almost shrublike appearance. Large, dark green leaves along its pale grey stems bear the hoyas trademark waxy appearance. Being a climber, your shooting star hoya prefers avoiding direct sunlight. Instead, aim for bright, indirect

Grows to 5ft tall and wide

violet-blue flowers and dark purple calyxes bloom late Spring

Toxicity: Non-toxic to pets and humans

Slate-blue and green foliage with yellow seed heads in fall

Anthuriums are relatively easy to care for and are commonly grown indoors

Broad Upright

Adjustable light intensity caters to a variety of houseplants and its energy-efficient technology supports eco-friendly living

wedding centerpiece

and spongy feel

these plants grow in very harsh conditions and are commonly found buried in sand

Thick leaves resist slug damage

6" diameter