Medinilla myriantha 10"Medinilla is a genus of about 400 species of flowering plants in the family Melastomatacaea. This epiphytic plant has woody branched stems with leathery green leaves and produces large panicles of dark pink flowers. Light: in the home, place in an east or near a shaded west window Watering: water well, but allow soil to dry down about 2" between waterings Soil: a well drained all purpose potting soil Humidity: the ideal range is 50% or higher, but

Planter sold separately

deciduous selection look great with the masses of white blooms

Blooms: late spring to early summer

curled and glossy

Blooms: late summer to late fall

With vigorous

Tolerant of city conditions

The cupreata's leaves have a lighter mint green center radiating to a burgundy brown

You go glow girl

With reddish-bronze foliage topped with greenish white flowers on 18" stems

Spacing: 8 - 10'

The Rat Tail Cactus (Aporocactus