Dracaena reflexa 'Song of India'This Dracaena is mainly native to Mozambique and Madagascar, though they can be found in other regions that also boarder the Indian ocean. One of the brighter Dracaena out there! A very easy going plant to boot, but a slow growing one at that. Care: As Dracaenas grow, they will lose foliage at their base in favor of emerging foliage. Lower leaf loss is completely natural for the growth habits of this plant!* They will do best in a bright filtered

Made locally in Portland by Kelly Beiermann

*This batch is mature blooming size

*Low fired traditional raw terra cotta

Learn to make your own kokedama in this workshop as we go through materials and step-by-step process

This is a genus called Schlumbergera native to parts of Brazil they are often found growing up on tree branches in the rainforest canopy

The inside of a cut piece literally smells like it

" this thick caudex epiphytic species is native to Southeast Asia

then you'll love Philodendron melanochrysum

These are only available for our local Portland residents or people choosing pickup at our Portland shop

Water when the soil is 100% dry

The smell like death to attract their native pollinators

We've seen some in private gardens with leaves up to 3FT long