Hydnophytum 4"Hydnophytum, otherwise known as the "Ant Plant", is a epiphytic myrmcophyte. They get there common name because they have a symbiotic relationship with ants but they can be grown without the ants being present so no need to bring a colony of ants in to your home. Swollen caudex that have tunnels (for the ants) and green ovate leaves. Light: part sun Watering: dry down 30% Soil: orchid mix Images are used for general reference only. The size and shape

Watering: keep evenly moist

These lovely plants can have a range of habits from upright to mounding

Green foliage gives way to brilliant blue flowers

Flowers are cream colored with a magenta pink center and star shaped

Dark green leaves and variety of colors available in this annual flower  Add a splash of the tropics to your seasonal container

leaf color and bloom state will vary will vary

Carex oshimensis "Ice Cream'

tiny dried Glixia flowers

this is a great place to start

Followed by dark purple leaves that keep their color until frost

Watering: soak medium and water when the top 10-15% is dry

Hoya carnosa 'Krimson Queen' is a climber that has waxy thick leaves with lighter cream margins and green centers on twisting stems