Polyscias scutellaria 'Jamaica' cane 10"Polyscias scutellaria 'Jamaica' is a plant that packs a great foliage punch. Can be pruned in to an upright tree form with a lot of character. Rounded green leaves with a darker underside. Loves some humidity and make sure to keep in area that does not get too cool, the warmer the better. Slow grower. This has been trained to a cane form. Light: part shade to part sun Soil: potting mix Watering: dry down 5 10% Images are used for general reference

The stems have a graceful arch which is hard to find in preserved material

Vaccinium hybrid 'Polaris Chippewa Northland' is a fine choice for the landscape offering excellent flower

The foliage turns blue gray in winter

This Alocasia is also called the Golden Elephant Ear with its light green leaves and even lighter green stems and veins

Wanted an Anthurium because they are so lovely to deal with but wished that it got bigger

Pinus mono 'Wintersonne'

Berberi thunbergii 'Helmond Pillar' is an upright multi-stemmed

If you do have a preference in type of Ficus benjamina

or "Pink Jasmine"

Varieties and colorations will vary

They are a fun annual that certainly catch the eye

Spacing: 11"