All Plants

Shrub: Deciduous. Arching growth habit. Great for borders, hedge or woodlands. Very fragrant flowers. After flowering, cut old growth back to young shoots. Attracts butterflies. Flowering time: spring-summer. Bloom color: 2.5" white with red blotch. Size: 4-6' x 8'. Exposure: sun/part shade. Water: moderate. USDA Z5.

Shrub: Evergreen. A stunning large leaf philodendron with dark, nearly black leaves with maroon petioles and orange stems . The large leaves can grow up to 3 feet long. Provides architectural interest. This vining philodendron is easy to care for. Indoors as a houseplant: Provide indirect, bright light. Water: moist. Mist to increase humidity when needed. Toxic to humans and pets if ingested.

Perennial: New leaves emerge pale green and with age, fade to a matte green color. This vining philodendron is easy to care for. It can be grown as a trailing plant, climbing up a trellis or moss pole, and indoors as a houseplant: Has air-purifying properties. Indoors: Provide indirect, bright light. Water: moist. Mist to increase humidity when needed. Toxic to humans and pets if ingested. (P. squamiferum x pedatum 'Florida Ghost Mint')

Shrub: Native to South America. Differs from the species as Glad Hands has skinnier foliage.The leaf shaped roughly resembles an oak leaf. The green leaves grow long and skinny. Bloom color: white. Indoors as a houseplant: Height: 4-8 feet. Climbing habit, so train up a pole so it can stretch. Provide indirect, bright light. Rarely blooms indoors. Water: moist. Mist to increase humidity when needed. Toxic to humans, cats and dogs if ingested.

Shrub: Evergreen. Heart-shaped green leaves. Slow growing. Upright, clumping tropical plant. Height: 10 ft. USDA Z9-11. Exposure: part shade/shade. Indoors as a houseplant: Provide indirect, bright light. Height: 4 ft. Water: moist. Mist to increase humidity when needed. Toxic to humans, cats & dogs if ingested.

Shrub: A rare beauty. The deep red stems hold pure white-variegated leaves, each leaf with a different variegation pattern. Slow growing so can trim back twice a year to maintain its bushy form. Height: 8-10 feet. Exposure: part shade. USDA Z9-11. Indoors as a houseplant: Provide indirect, bright light. Provide support as it starts to climb. Water: moist. Mist to increase humidity when needed. Toxic to humans, cats and dogs if ingested.

Shrub: Native to South America. A hard-to-find variety! The green stems hold long and elegant foliage that has dazzling green and white variegation. Slow grower. Upright habit. Height: 10 feet. Exposure: part shade. USDA Z10-11. Indoors as a houseplant: Provide indirect, bright light. Height: 2-4 feet. Water: moist. Mist to increase humidity when needed. Toxic to humans, cats and dogs if ingested.

Perennial: Evergreen. Native to South America. A tropical plant with dense, lush foliage with leaves growing up to 16 in. in length. The large, glossy dark green leaves are multi-lobed & is a moderately fast grower. Compact & bushy growth habit. Height: 3-5 ft. Width: 3-5 ft. Exposure: part shade. Water: moist. USDA Z9-11. Indoors as a houseplant: Provide bright, indirect light. Water infrequently, but deeply. Toxic to humans & pets if ingested.

Climbing Shrub: Brazil native. The distinct sword-shaped leaves have a very pretty shiny, silvery hue. Reaches maturity after about 10 years and only then will it produce small white flowers. Indoors: Relatively easy to care for! Provide indirect, bright light. Water: moderate. Avoid soggy roots. Growth: 6-36 inches, can trail up to 10 feet. Provide support to allow it to climb. Is an air purifier. Toxic to humans and pets if ingested.

Climbing Shrub: South America native. An easy to grow houseplant with dark green, heart shaped leaves with splashes of variegation in shades of lime green. Bloom time: spring-summer (rarely blooms indoors). Bloom color: green, white. Height: 6-36 inches. Width: 12-36 inches. USDA Z11-12. Indoors as a houseplant: Provide bright, indirect light. Train to vine, climb or allow it to trail. Water when the top 2-3 inches of soil dries out. Toxic to pets and humans.

Climbing Shrub: Native from Mexico to Tropical America. Has shiny, thick heart-shaped leaves that start dark green and the colors change as it ages to greenish brown with age. Grows primarily as a climber. Height: 40 feet or more. Exposure: part shade. USDA Z10-11. Indoors as a houseplant: Provide indirect, bright light. Provide support as it starts to climb. Water: moist. Mist to increase humidity when needed. Toxic to humans, cats and dogs if ingested.

Perennial: Native to Mexico. A low maintenance houseplant that is easy to grow. The sword-shaped leaves are mottled with light green variegation on top and the underside and stems are deep red. The mature leaves can reach up to 2-3 feet in length. Has air-purifying properties. Height: 12-36 inches. Indoors: Provide indirect, bright light. Water: moist. Mist to increase humidity when needed. Toxic to humans and pets if ingested.

Perennial Shrub: Drought tolerant. Deer resistant. Evergreen plant with woolly, lance-shaped foliage that forms a mound, from which tall woolly stems grow with lipped lilac-pink flowers. Excellent ground cover, border, bank and rock garden plant. Bloom time: summer-fall. Attracts butterflies & hummingbirds. Size: 3-5' x 1-3'. Exposure: sun/part shade. Little summer water. USDA Z9.