Olea europaea "Olive Tree" 6"Olea europaea, or "Olive Tree," is a tree or shrub native to the Mediterranean. Silver and green oblong leaves grace the branches. It's the type that produces actual olives but don't rely on it doing so in our climate indoors. Still super awesome even without the fruit. Light: full sun Watering: dry to 25% Soil: potting mix Pro tip: Olive trees have a temperament less inclined to live as a houseplant, but spending the summer outdoors, if possible,

Soil: well draining cactus/succulent mix

Euphorbia polychroma or Cushion Spurge has bright

commonly called the Wolterdingen Japanese Larch

One of the few ornamental grasses that will grow in heavy clay soil

Watering - dry to 5% between watering

No messy tree here

Milliflora are even smaller in proportion and flower size

Muted maroon on the underside of the green/pink/cream variegated leaves

You will only see these in the Sprout Home yard in Fall

Followed by dark purple leaves that keep their color until frost

has a rounded and dense habit

Blooms raise above the foliage as if dancing in the air