Platycerium bifurcatum mounted (8 - 12")Platycerium bifucatum, the "Common Staghorn Fern", or "Elkhorn Fern", is a bracket epiphyte known for their fronds that are shaped like aforementioned common names. It has two types of fronds, the basal and the fertile fronds. The basal fronds look like a helmet at the base of the plant to protect its roots and the blue green fuzzy fertile fronds are the "antler" part. The mounting plaque is, on average, between 8 12" tall and wide. Light: part sun to

The name is well deserved as its stems are dark purple and is continued in the veins of each leaf

flowering with creamy plumes

Philodendron erubescens 'Red Emerald' is a climbing philodendron known for its red stems and large green leathery ovate leaves

also called "Rubber Tree" and is part of the Banyan tree group and has broad shiny green leaves with some copper tones

or Mountain coffee can actually be a houseplant

Height - grows 25 - 30' or more at maturity

Strong and striking silver leaves

The 'Colorama' Dracaena marginata is has pink to burgundy colorations on its leaves depending on how much light it Is in

It is all foliage - no cane

Pruning: branches can be trimmed in the fall

More reliably cold hardy than most Wisteria

also known as 'Ancot'