Cryptanthus 'Elaine' 5"Bromeliad are known as Earth Stars because of the shape of their foliage. Grown terrestrially but sure look out of this world. The 'Elaine' has a bright pink edge to the leaves and in the center of each is a variegation of gray to cream stripes. Makes us want to watch 2001: A Space Odyssey over and over again. Light: part sun to part shade Watering: even moisture to dry to the touch Soil: potting mix cut with sphagnum Images are used for general

Statement piece for sure - Aloha

Also called the "Glory-Bower" this blooming vine is a fun one to watch grow

Looking to upgrade your coffee routine at home

Soil: consistently moist

is a nightshade species with mildly poisonous fruit

having a sympodial growth habit with prominent pseudobulbs and one or two fleshy leaves

Watering - evenly moist to dry to the touch

Spacing: 9 bulbs per sq

ruffle flowers in early and midsummer for a wonderful display

Avena Sativa is the "Common Oat"

It features an eye-catching ribbed shape with drainage hole and detached drainage tray to catch excess water

it is garden bling