Tillandsia usneoidesTillandsia, commonly known as "Airplants" is a genus of plant in the Bromeliaceae family that have the ability to cling on to most anything. Tillandsia usneoides, commonly referred to as "Spanish Moss" forms a dense matte of airplants that can look like a hanging carpet. Instead of pulling water from their roots their leaves have specialized cells that absorb water. After flowering the plant forms pups and then dies. To mimic the natural rain fall

The Crassula ovata 'Crosby' has rounded thick green leaves that can become red tipped in sun

This can be reduced by half during overcast weather or in winter

Size: 4'-6' high and 5' - 7' wide

With a variegated green to cream yellow coloration the leaves provide a striking contrast

Creamy white flowers bloom on a perennial vine with twining green foliage

The fall fruit display is where the action is as a PROFUSION of extraordinary

Senecio jacobsenii

Grey green in color with hints of white specs looking almost like dust

Together with the green to silver linear variegation

shape and bloom state of each plant will vary

Hoya carnosa 'Tricolor' is a climber that has waxy thick variegated pink

bloom color/state of each plant will vary