Vriesea (assorted) 4"Vriesea is a genus of flowering plants in the Bromeliaceae family. Most Vriesea are epiphytic and take nutrients in through its center of its body created by the rosettes of strappy leaves. The leaves can be variegated depending on variety. They have a tall and narrow bright flower head. Humidity: high Light: part shade Soil: orchid mix potting mix blend Watering: even moisture through central reservoir Species and leaf color can vary. If you do have

or dwarf Fothergilla

The Monique Fiberstone bowl is a great way to spotlight a garden collection or a minimalist selection of one specimen

Best used in groups and shrub borders

Sweet and stunning

pest free native of Japan is a looker

Spring leaves emerge bright yellow orange and change to soft green for the summer

Leaves can vary in shape between plants but mostly resemble

Holds 8 oz

Scindapsus treubii 'Dark Form' has some of the darkest leaves out of al Scinapsus

Interior lip Diameter: 3

slopes and other challenging sites

after the leaves have been desiccated by frost