Jasminum sambac 6"Jasmine is a genus of flowering shrubs and vines in the Olive family. The Jasmine sambac, or "Arabian Jasmine", has clusters of double flowering white blooms. Flowers have a pleasant smell and woody vines can be pruned as needed. Light: full sun to part sun Soil: well drained all purpose potting mix Watering: keep evenly moist, reducing water slightly in winter Propagation: by cuttings Images are used for general reference only. The size, bloom state

Elongated fronds are delicate and strappy making for a fun addition to your collection

Green foliage has good disease resistance

The epitome of holiday — variegated holly

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Fertilization: once or twice a month with a diluted all purpose fertilizer

Space - 16 - 20:

The rounded leaves of this Calathea do resemble a medallion with its green to light green striated centers being spotlighted by a cream ring

preserved Munni blooms are perfect for adding an everlasting natural accent to your space

5-10" wide

pensylvanica differs slightly from the straight species by having a dark central stripe on the scales

is a incredible meadow rue with white cloud-like masses of flowers over dark stems and fern-like leaves

Delphinium grandiflorum 'Blue Butterfly' Larkspur indeed looks like floating blue butterflies fluttering above its foliage when in bloom