Dipladenia (assorted) #1Dipladenia is in the Mandevilla family but has a decidedly different growth pattern. Mandevilla vines climb up vertical structures to seek the canopy light. Dipladenia is a bushier plant whose stems grow down and hang. Dipladenia has various colors to choose from and make for a great seasonal outdoor plant. Light: part sun to shade Soil: well drained, regular garden soil Fertilization: every 2 3 weeks during the growing season Pro tip: respond well to

and patios where sent can be enjoyed

contributing lush

Soil: fertile

Euphorbia x martini 'Ascot Rainbow' rainbow spurge has very attractive foliage

Approximately 14" ring

The single white with yellow centered flowers produce small red fruits in the fall

Desert:  Succulent-like plants

Light: part sun to bright shade

8"D x 12"H

Pereskia aculeata

is a ground cover with an unusual green to light green variegation

Frilly and feathery leaves and a mind of its own we love this Asparagus Fern