Schefflera arboricola variegata 10"Schefflera arboricola variegata is a dwarf umbrella tree that can make an impressive statement. Its leaves are thick green variegated with cream or lemon and palmately compound, forming what appears to be small open hands with spread fingers. The trunk will turn woody over time. Easy to care for and makes for a lush display. Light: part sun to part shade Soil: potting mix Watering: dry down 5% Images are used for general reference only. The size and

Polystichum acrostichoides

are dyed a lovely deep purple to bring color and beauty to any space

Light green and fluffy fronds that have a drooping habit

also known as the "Shirley Temple Airplant"

Neither a palm nor a tree

commonly referred to as the "Trailing Jade

Light: varies by variety but mostly part shade to shade

Height at maturity: 5 - 10'

Watering: dry to 25-30% between watering

They have a simplified bloom with no petals

Humidity: prefers high

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