Unique plants, many varieties. Check out Owl’s Eye and Watermelon Peperomia. Allow soil to dry. Light: Medium Water: Dry Fertility: Medium

Beaucarnea recurvata Let soil approach dryness between watering. An easy-keeper in bright indirect light conditions. Light: Medium Water: Medium Fertility: Medium

Ficus elastica ’Decora’ An easy, fast-growing plant. Good for offices. Will tolereate a bit of sun. Allow the top of soil to dry. Light: Medium Water: Medium Fertility: Medium

Saintpaulia ionantha Although these tough plants ’tolerate’ low light, they will benefit from artificial light when available. Light: Low Water: Low Fertility: Low

Chlorophytum elatum ”Baby” plants are easily rooted by pinning to the top of the soil with a bobbie pin! Require bright indirect light. Light: High Water: Medium Fertility: Medium

Monstera deliciosa An old-fashioned plant, easy to care for. Do not overwater. Allow soil to dry. Light: Medium Water: Low-Medium Fertility: Medium

Platycerium bifurcatum Keep outside under trees in summer. Can divide when they get too large to handle. Bright light inside is best. Light: Medium Water: Dry Fertility: Low

Tradescantia sp. Trim often to keep full. Cuttings root in water. Purple varieties require more light to keep color. Light: Medium Water: Moist Fertility: Medium

Ficus benjamina Known for dropping leaves if moved, but will grow new ones quickly. Trim tiny dead branches as needed. Light: Medium Water: Medium Fertility: Medium

Zamioculcus zamiifolia Easy plant that only requires water about once a month. May need to ”rejuvenate” in brighter light if in low light long. Light:Low-Medium Water: Very Low Fertility: Low

A dwarf, compact Maiden Grass for small gardens. Late summer plumes emerge pink, becoming white as they age. Just one makes a stunning statement in the landscape! Even better en masse!

Light green, wispy foliage looks stunning planted en masse, as wind makes graceful waves of the foliage. Extremely heat and drought resistant.