Hoya parasitica 3"Hoya is a genus of tropical plant in the Apocynaceae family and also known as "Waxvine" or "Waxflower". Hoya parasitica, hailing from the Solomon Islands, is a large leaved Hoya with powerfully scented blooms. This is an easy going Hoya and great for the collector or the beginner. Light: part sun to part shade Watering: dry down 35% Soil: succulent mix Images are used for general reference only. The size, shape and bloom state of each plant will vary.

Howea forsteriana

Expands with water to 14

this remarkable houseplant is in fact a palm

In most regions this blackberry will produce twice in one season

Miltoniopsis should be repotted every year as they are intolerant of stale conditions

Cool location indoors may provide a restful winter home before returning outdoors when grown in a pot

Dimensions: 4"w x 7

also called Stephanotis jasminoides

Blooms: April

banana plants are not woody and their trunk is made up of the bases of the huge leaf stalks

Pennisetum purpureum 'Vertigo' purple fountain grass is great fall colored annual that packs a statement

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