Hedera spp. Assorted IvyHedera spp., commonly known as ivy, is a genus of evergreen climbing or ground creeping plants in the family Araliaceae. There are around 15 20 species of ivy, which are native to Europe, Asia, and North Africa. Ivy is a popular ornamental plant and is often used as a ground cover or a climber to cover walls, trellises, and fences. It has dark green, glossy, leathery leaves that can vary in shape from lobed to unlobed, depending on the species. Some

green leaves that resemble corn stalks

The Tasmanian Tree Fern has a distinct appearance

The leaves of the Cotyledon tomentosa subsp

The leaves have a distinctive veining pattern that adds to the plant's decorative value

A compact shrub that adds a splash of color and interest to the garden all year long

These spathes

commonly known as Bougainvillea

hence its name 'Blue Metal

featuring lush green leaves adorned with creamy-white edges

Chinaberry is known for its adaptability

'Lemonicious' is a dwarf variety of Meyer lemon

with a waxy texture