Lophocereus schottii var. monstrosus Tree

Lophocereus schottii var. monstrosus TreeLophocereus schottii var. monstrosus widely known as the Totem Pole Cactus is a naturally occurring monstrose mutation of Lophocereus Pachycereus schottii, native to Baja California and parts of Sonora and Arizona. It is famous for its smooth, knobby, nearly spineless stems and its tall, sculptural, columnar form Light Full sun to bright shade; thrives in strong light. Water Very low water; allow soil to dry completely. Water sparingly in summer,

classic copper accents

urn‑shaped

commonly known as the Blue Oil Fern

Extremely slow grower to 18"

Betula costata Cinnamon Curls® (‘CinnDak’)

Grows to 22in ht

Ficus benghalensis

velvety leaves and unique coloration

75″ Weight: 1 lbs

5-2' h x 1-1

A classic hosta with big bold foliage that features a wide gold band of color along the leaf edges

dark green leaves along its pale grey stems bear the hoyas’ trademark waxy appearance