Monstera adansonii narrow form 6" discontinued

Monstera adansonii narrow form 6" discontinuedMonstera Adansonii, or swiss cheese plant, is a species of flowering plant from family Araceae. The Swiss cheese plant gets its name from its large, oval shaped leaves which develop holes as the plant ages. These holes are called fenestrations, that make it look like Swiss cheese. This plant loves to climb so you may need to provide a stake, moss pole or trellis for it to climb. Plant can be pruned to size. Light: bright indirect light to partial

with deep wrinkles and a twist towards the tip of the leaf

You will not see these in the yard until fall

It can tolerate pretty much anything except for over loving them

No two fronds are alike with varying green and yellow variegated leaves

is an interesting cactus with a prolific bloom that shows up normally during November and December

This fast growing Dieffenbachia can have leaves up to 24" long and 10" wide

This mocha colored Eucalyptus cinerea

but that's why we love 'em

offsets or seed

Bring on the super flower power to your seasonal containers with these annuals

This variety also boasts a variegated stem

We think the turtle won the race