Begonia rex-cultorum 'Tiger Paws' 4"Can we just say: Oh my Begonia!? The Rex Begonia is a family that has the most showy spectrum of leaves ever. Ranging from reds, burgundies, greens, maroon, silver, and even yellow swirls of color on the mostly velvety leaves that can be so striking. They also bloom! Sign us up. 'Tiger Paws' is extra grrrreat with its spotted golden leaves. Light: part sun to part shade Watering: dry to the touch Soil: potting mix Images are used for general reference

Bloom: June - September

An Anthurium with perfectly puckered patterning on the leaves

size and glaze pattern that make it one-of-a-kind

Maranta leuconeura has dark green leaves with broken up by splotches of light green on the mid vein separated by stripes of red

Preserved Helecho seagul fern with a lush burgundy color

Zones: 9 - 11

The Crassula aborescens has a silver grey leaf coloration that can become red tipped

Muehleneckia axillaris

Epidendrum are orchids that are mostly epiphytic but can be terrestrial or lithophytic

but it's their shape and form that distinguishes them as something truly remarkable and we certainly appreciate them for their strong posture and architecture

Acer palmatum 'Mikawa Yatsubusa' Japanese maple  has delicate leaves on multi branched

Neem oil leaves a natural shine on leaves without clogging stomata that leaves need to take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen