Zygocactus In the winter, nights get longer and days get shorter, signaling the nearing holidays and the season of hibernation for plants and people alike. During those tough winter days we are motivated to remember some of the joys that certain plants have to offer us. It’s here where we revel in the excitement of […]
Pilea Peperomiodes There’s nothing better than having luck on your side. And no other plant embodies luck like pilea peperomioides, or the Chinese Money Plant. Native to the temperate forests of the Yunnan province in China, the money plant’s round, glossy and leathery leaves resemble coins and therefore are said to bestow luck and prosperity
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Saxifraga stolonifera This plant is one that we have been obsessed with since it hit our shelves. It has surprised, excited, and impressed us over and over again. So, it was about time we gave it the proper attention. The Variegated Strawberry Begonia is an adorable low-growing-trailer that makes an exceptional hanging plant. Her leaves
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Hoya have certainly crept up to a high-ranking favorite in the houseplant popularity contest. There are many varieties of Hoya that you can choose from to fill your space with. They are a vining plant native to many Asian countries. On a day hike in Thailand you could spot them hanging from the trees as
Maranta A personal favorite at our nursery, Marantas are one of the most attractive low light plants to add to your houseplant collection. Their other-worldly leaf patterns and addictive vining growth are enough to draw anyone in and give that empty corner you’ve been eyeing exactly what it needs. Marantas (left) look closely related to
Araucaria heterophylla You’ll want to make sure you have the space for these bad boys. Along the coast of California Norfolk Island Pines can grow up to 100ft tall. On their native island east of Australia they have been recorded to mature to twice the size of our American dwellers. Don’t panic as you look
