


Gypsophila muralis ‘Pink’ (commonly known as Low Baby’s Breath) is a charming, mounded annual that creates an airy “cloud” effect in the garden. It features a profusion of tiny, star-shaped white flowers held on slender, delicate stems. Its fine, needle-like green leaves provide a soft, misty texture that beautifully contrasts with bolder garden plants. It thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, blooming continuously from early summer through fall.

Monstera Deliciosa ‘Thai Constellation’ has speckled and flecked cream variegation, making it easier to care. The Thai constellation is more tolerable of variable lighting conditions, and less prone to browning.

Hemionitis Arifolia –Heart Leaf Fern is a delicate fern is beloved by houseplant collectors for its perfectly heart-shaped leaves. Deep green and shiny, the 2-4″ leaves grow on short fuzzy stems taking on the shape of a heart or a tongue.The dwarf growth habit of the Heart Fern makes it a perfect choice for small spaces. Besides Heart fern, Hemionitis Arifolia is also commonly referred to as Heart Leaf Fern, and at times even, Tongue Fern due to the distinctive appearance of its fronds.

Yellow Oncidium (Dancing lady Orchids Scented) have long leaves, ruffled blooms, and are easy to care for, with a variety of colors and sizes. They carry a sweet scent like sonchampa with their blooms. They prefer warm days ,cool nights and some humidity with good drain mix. Do not cut the flower spike until it has turned completely brown and dry, as some species will rebloom from the same stem.

Gypsophila muralis ‘White’ (commonly known as Low Baby’s Breath) is a charming, mounded annual that creates an airy “cloud” effect in the garden. It features a profusion of tiny, star-shaped white flowers held on slender, delicate stems. Its fine, needle-like green leaves provide a soft, misty texture that beautifully contrasts with bolder garden plants. It thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, blooming continuously from early summer through fall.

Heliconia psittacorum ‘Strawberries and Cream’ is a popular tropical perennial known for its vibrant, dual-toned floral displays and compact growth habit. It features upright, waxy bracts that are a distinct strawberry-red or cerise pink at the tips, fading into a creamy white or pale yellow at the base. The foliage is dense, glossy green leaves that resemble miniature banana leaves.

The Queen Anthurium (Anthurium warocqueanum) is a highly sought-after tropical houseplant known for its dramatically long, velvety, dark green leaves with prominent silvery-white veins, mimicking royalty, hence its name. Native to Colombian rainforests, it’s an epiphytic climber requiring high humidity (70-80%), bright indirect light, warm temperatures (18-30°C/65-86°F), and a chunky, well-draining soil mix (like bark, moss, perlite) to prevent root rot. While demanding specific conditions, it rewards growers with stunning, large foliage that can grow over a meter long indoors, making it a prized collector’s plant.

Meet the Podocarpus Nagi (now scientifically known as Nageia nagi), the conifer that defies every stereotype of its kind. While most of its cousins are prickly and needle-leaved, this ancient “living fossil” chooses elegance, sporting broad, leathery, and glossy emerald leaves that look more like a tropical laurel than a pine. It belongs to a plant family that dates back over 260 million years predating the dinosaurs.

Anthurium Red Flag is an exotic and bold display in any indoor plant collection due to its long Hardy leaves which will be completed Red maroon when new and slowly the color gets green until the leaf is completely mature. Caring this beauty is extremely easy due to its compact Hardy nature.

Epipremnum aureum ‘Global Green’ is popular, easy-to-care-for trailing houseplant known for its unique green-on-green variegation, featuring darker green edges and lighter green centers, sometimes with cream or silver splotches. It’s a low-maintenance vine, tolerates various light (preferring bright indirect) and watering conditions (let soil dry between waterings), and purifies air, making it great for homes and offices.

Philodendron El Choco Red (Philodendron rubrijuvenile) is a sought-after tropical climbing plant from Colombia, famous for its velvety, heart-shaped, dark green leaves that develop striking red or burgundy undersides and veins as they mature, offering a beautiful color gradient, and it thrives with bright indirect light, high humidity and support from a moss pole for climbing.

Tradescantia Pallida (Purple Queen) offers blade-shaped leaves in a standout shade of gleaming deep purple that meander around companions in containers, garden beds, and window boxes, adding eye-catching contrast. Small, tri-colored pink blooms come and go quickly throughout the summer, but you’ll want this superb mixer for its distinctive foliage form and color. The fleshy foliage of Purple Queen is a particularly rich deep purple and their trailing habit make them exceptional plants for both hanging baskets, rockeries, and tropical borders.

Microsorum Punctatum Variegated Commonly known as Variegated Bird’s Nest Fern has a showy appearance with long and broad leaves with Variegated veins that give leathery appearance. The leaf texture resembles a reptile skin.

This plant is commonly found under a number of names, such as citronella plant, mosquito plant geranium, citrosa geranium, and Pelargonium citrosum. Though many of its names leave the impression that it contains citronella, which is a common ingredient in insect repellent, the plant is actually a variety of scented geranium that simply produces a citronella-like scent when the leaves are crushed.

Monstera Deliciosa ‘Thai Constellation’ has speckled and flecked cream variegation, making it easier to care. The Thai constellation is more tolerable of variable lighting conditions, and less prone to browning.

Lyrata Ficus also known as ‘Fiddle Leaf Plant’ is a luxurious exotix houseplant whose leaves have prominent veins through the center and from the center to the edge of the leaves. These leaves have a glossy appearance and grow up to 12 inches long and 5 inches or more wide. The trunk (although it’s strong) is quite an odd one that grows very thin but long, which makes the plant a bushy type tree and full at the top without lower leaves.
Salvia Rosmarinus, commonly known as Rosemary, is a woody, perennial herb with fragrant, evergreen, needle-like leaves and white, pink, purple, or blue flowers. Rosemary has a long history of uses for a variety of medicinal and curative applications, some of which are of unsubstantiated value.
Arguably the reddest form of Heuchera, Fire Alarm sports bold red foliage that changes tones with the seasons. Great in combination with a variety of foliage colors, but looks especially wonderful with blue or silver which has a cooling effect, ‘Fire Alarm’ is bright red in spring and fall and darkens to a brown-red during the summer. This hybrid of H. villosa has thick, leathery red, red leaves that make delightful medium size mound. ‘Fire Alarm’ complements almost every section of the color palette.

Begonia ‘Sinbad’ is a thick-stemmed hybrid of a thick-stemmed begonia and a shrub type begonia, so it has the habits of a bushy thick-stem. The small-medium sized leaves are silver and have a pebbled surface. The flowers are pink and it blooms in winter, spring and summer.

Jurassic Red Splash Rex Begonia have red centers and outer edges with a silvery-green middle margin. The inner part is splotched with red. These plants are all about the foliage large leaves have bold color patterns with unusual veining and puckering to make them truly unique.



























