Thuja PlicataThuja plicata, commonly known as the Western Red Cedar, is a large evergreen conifer that is native to western North America. It is a long lived tree that can grow up to 70 meters (230 feet) tall in the wild, although it is often much smaller in cultivation. Thuja plicata has a conical to columnar shape with drooping branches that form a graceful silhouette. The foliage is scale like and fragrant, with a yellow green to dark green color. The bark is

also known as "African Mask Plant

a species of coniferous tree native to the Central Coast of California

The ideal option for busy plant enthusiasts looking for greens without the effort is this low-maintenance houseplant

glossy green leaves and its ability to produce abundant clusters of small

a small country in southern Africa

The Cordyline Fruticosa Negra Red Plant is no exception to the trend of easier indoor gardening

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The 'Leighton Green' cultivar was developed in Australia by plant breeder Leighton Green in the late 1940s

commonly known as Dieffenbachia Amy

with shades of red

Peperomia obtusifolia

with a sweet-tart flavor that is similar to a kumquat