Pseudorhipsalis ramulosa 8"Pseudorhipsalis ramulosa, synonym being Kimnachia ramulosa and Disocactus ramulosus, is commonly called the "Red Rhipsalis" or "Mistletoe Cactus". It is a shrubby plant that has flattened pendant leaves that turn red and violet depending on the sun levels. Flowers are pink to green in coloration and hang down from the plant along with whitish fruits. Makes for a fun hanging basket. Light: part sun Soil: succulent mix Watering: dry down 5% Images are

commonly known as the "Rock Fig"

shape and fruiting state of each plant will vary

Want to have a forest look inside your home with not a lot of hassle

Ligularia stenocephala 'The Rocket' has narrow spikes of lemon-yellow flowers bloom on purple stems above large mounding perennial with large

Carex oshimensis 'Evergold'

mahogany red beauty and a great garden performer

with a red and yellow center

There are no drain holes - please use gravel or stones to provide a faux drainage if planting directly in to

Bloom: May - June

This naturally-dyed indigo lavender plays well as part of a floral arrangement or adds an eye-catching pop of color to any room

I think we can say that if a plant can be handsome here it is

woody earthy smell