Plant of the Week: Camellia sasanqua Varieties
Plant of the Week: Camellia sasanqua Varieties Ahhh, the relaxing tranquility of sitting in the surroundings of a Camellia… There is such a pure and innocent aura it shares with the rest of any landscape. There is an ambience […] Read More »
Plant of the Week: Alocasia portora
Plant of the Week: Alocasia portora Fall in love with the Alocasia and its’ heart-shaped leaves this week. The strong and defining focal presence that these plants give to any tropical landscape design is hard not to! Its’ […] Read More »
Plant of the Week: Asian Snow, Wrightia antidysenterica
Plant of the Week: Wrightia antidysenterica, Asian Snow It is truly no wonder that the Wrightia is our plant of the week! The Wrightia antidysenterica is more commonly referred to as the Asian Snow Bush, due to its’ […] Read More »
Plant of the Week: Neomarica caerulea, The Giant Apostle Iris
Plant of the Week: Neomarica caerulea, The Giant Apostle Iris Drumroll, please… Introducing the Neomarica caerulea, also known as the Giant Apostle Iris! This iris is such a magnificent and rewarding ornamental for anyone with a passion for beautiful plants […] Read More »
Plant of the Week: Dwarf Windmill Palm, Trachycarpus wagnerianus
Make way for our Plant of the Week! It makes a huge impact for starting out as such a compact creature. The Trachycarpus wagnerianus is more commonly known as the Dwarf Windmill Palm. Unlike our familiar palms, the Dwarf Windmill Palms […] Read More »
Plant of the Week: Heliconia varieties
Hear, ye! Hear, ye! All hail to the Heliconia’s! Now presenting a plant species that could very well be called plant royalty, considering the Heliconia rostrata is the national flower of Bolivia. Their flowers are downward-facing which makes them […] Read More »
Plant of the Week: Royal Robe tree, Solanum rantonnetii
Plant of the Week: Royal Robe tree, Solanum rantonnetii JACKPOT! Have you, like so many others, been searching near and far for a beautifully-blooming–perennial, suitable for the Treasure Coast’s hot and humid climate? If so, […] Read More »