Tetrastigma voinierianum 10"Tetrastigma voinierianum, commonly referred to as "Chestnut Vine" is a vigorous vine that can make for a great houseplant. Thick green fuzzy leaves are palmately compound and limbs that seem to go on forever. Wants to grab on to anything around it. Great as a hanging basket or letting climb all over your home or workspace. Light: part sun to part shade Propagation: semit ripe stem cuttings Soil: potting mix Watering: dry down 5 10% Images are used for

Light: part to indirect sun

Peperomia caperata 'Frost' is a fun plant due to its silvery rippled leaves

Pro-tip: if you are using it as an herb

The "Autumn Fern" or "Japanese Shield Fern" has beautiful copper tinged fronds when they are young then mature in to green

With aromatic leaves and bark

There are four major types of Begonia: Hardy

The fronds are hairy (in a good way) when the are young as they unfurl

Zones: 10 - 11

compact stems that grow closely together and overlap one another like roof shingles

The fragrant needles are short and soft and make this Cypress a loving addition to your plant family

The Balcony Slim Low Black Small is a rectangular planter made of black fiberstone

Otherwise known as the Cast Iron plant