Cyathea Tomentosissima "Highland Lace Tree Fern" 6"The Highland Lace Tree Fern is a delicate and lacy fern that develops an intriguing stalk on a relatively compact plant. Their natural distribution is throughout the cool forests and grasslands at higher elevations in New Guinea. The fronds are hairy (in a good way) when the are young as they unfurl. Be handy with your mister. Light: part sun to part shade Watering: even moisture Soil: potting mix Images are used for general reference only. The size

Asterope leprieri or "Leprieur's Glory" is truly glorious

Dimensions: 39

Habit:  Loose

to anchor foundation plantings or mixed borders

Holds its color when dried

It has thick head of long

This plant is very useful as a tall narrow hedge or screen

Exterior dimensions: 14

or "Dancing Lady Orchid

Form and function are both features of this handy little watering can

Bright and alive

Colocasia esculenta 'Blue Hawaii' taro