Euphorbia tithymaloides "Devil's Backbone" 8"Euphorbia tithymaloides, or commonly referred to as "Devil's Backbone", was previously referred to as Pedilanthus tithymaloides. The shrub has smooth leaves and arranged oppositely on the backbone stems. Light: full sun Soil: succulent mix Watering: dry between watering Images are used for general reference only. The size, bloom state and shape of each plant will vary.

Will grow terrestrially or epiphytically

The 'Sol' Dracaena's leaves have green in the center and then striations of yellow chartreuse before it finishes with a green again margin

The Meyers Lemon is a mix between a true lemon and a mandarin like orange - all the sweet with not as much pucker

A dwarf evergreen with super bright

Very showy bark flakes off to show a patch-work of multiple colors from green to rust to cream

Want to turn your room in a tropical jungle

Azalea 'White Lights'

Includes drainage hole

vibrant green color all summer

Sedum spectacle 'Neon' is one of the best late flowering perennials

Indoor or outdoor use

Kalimeris incisa 'Blue Star'