Hoya retusa 4"Also referred to as the "Grass Leaf Hoya", this Hoya has extremely thin leaves. Not to be confused with the Hoya linearis which also has a thin grass like leaf, but a slightly hairy surface. The Hoya retusa flowers quite frequently, but unlike most other Hoya, its flower are not clustered, but emerge individually across the plant. Flowers are cream colored with a magenta pink center and star shaped. Light: full sun to part sun Watering: dry down 20%

Flowers held high on strong stems are a beautiful white aging to pink

This large

broad leaves are soft to the touch with varying amounts of color variation

truly spectacular flowers

shrubby-looking

Does best in areas of low humidity

Ruellia 'Mayan Purple'

Long bladed leaves coming directly from the dirt give this plant an easy going vibe but it is the spotted variegation on the Singapore Sling that makes this variety crazy

Height - 2 - 3"

75" W x 11

Dividing: every 3 - 4 years

some shade protection outdoors