Hoya australis 8"Hoya is a genus of tropical plant in the Apocynaceae family. Also known as "Waxvine" or "Waxflower," Hoya australis is a climber that has shiny thick green ovate leaves on twisting stalks. White and pink waxy star shaped flowers appear in clusters at the tips of spurs, or peduncles. The more sun it gets, the better the chance that you'll be graced with its blooms. Light: part sun to part shade Watering: dry down 35% Soil: succulent mix Images are used

Euphorbia polychroma or Cushion Spurge has bright

is a flowering plant in the African violet family

Perfect for dropping in a 10" growers pot

Multi-purpose media can be used as a soil amendment or conditioner to prepare landscape beds for annuals

The blue-green leaves on this spreading

Araucaria heterophylla is commonly called a "Norfolk Island Pine" referencing its natural home on a Pacific island

Soft fuzzy grey green leaves that support white wrinkled ruffled edged flowers with hints of purple on them

Cleistocactus winteri is also called the "Monkey Tail" due to its trailing habit and fuzzy white apperance

Spread at maturity: 12 - 15"

red and purple leaves

Great as a cut flower

Each jar contains 10 million beneficial nematodes and treats up to 285 square feet