Alocasia brancifolia 6"Alocasia brancifolia is sure to make you look twice as its deeply lobed leaves make this a rather unique Alocasia. If you're guilty of giving your friends too many plant tours around your home, this will be a new highlight and talking point for their next venture Light: part sun to part shade Watering: dry to the touch between watering Soil: potting mix Images are used for general reference only. The size and shape of each plant will vary.

light green and grey on its strappy leaves that can tolerate pretty much anything except for over loving (ie

whether within a fancy frame or pinned in a beautiful terrarium scene — could yours be the one

The Monique Fiberstone bowl is a great way to spotlight a garden collection or a minimalist selection of one specimen

upright with no leaves

This Elephant Ear truly does look like something from the Mesozoic era

If you're looking for a more serene use

A prickly pear that won't poke you or your keys

As autumn arrives

Aquilegia canadensis is a native wildflower of eastern North America produces masses of nodding

75" W x 13" H

dark purplish-black foliage that is complimented by bottlebrush wands of fragrant white flowers with a pale blush of pink

A linear flat sitting swag that is comprised of mixed evergreen including decorative elements of juniper