Euphorbia lactea 12"Euphorbia, also commonly called "Spurge" is one of the largest genera of flowering plants. Spurge can have some similarities to cactus in regards to shape and the ability to go through droughts although they are not cactus. They have a simplified bloom with no petals. It Is more of the shape of the Euphorbia's body that people go crazy over this Genus as they are indeed known for their architecture. The lactea, also called the "Candelabra Cactus" or

Ficus 'Mini Amstel' looks like a cross between the ovate leaves of a benjamina and the longer green leaves of an 'Amstel King'

bloom/fruit state

The Ledebouria is a bulbous plant in the Asparagus family known for their spotted leaves

Dimensions: 15 3/4"diameter x 15"h

synonym Allium lusitanicum 'Summer Beauty'

Hippeastrum or "Amaryllis" are fantastic bulbs to plant in the autumn for an indoor flower display for winter holidays and the new year

This plant is sometimes grown in a moss or fiber basket

Syngonium wendlandii is a species that has an emerald green leave and a white mid-vein

Please note

The trunk will turn woody over time

porous mineral that adds water-holding ability and porosity to potting mixes

Toxicity: mildly irritating to some animals