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Hosta Guacamole - 1 Gallon Pot

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Laurentii Snake Plant - 10 Inch Pot - Low-Light, Clean Air Plant

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The Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree (Ficus lyrata) is simply eye candy in tree form! The New York Times recently described the Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree as having a balance of whimsy, pop, structure, and color. To have a houseplant be so popular it warrants its own New York Times article is proof of how popular the Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree has become. Native to the tropical rainforests of central and western Africa, it is named for its fiddle-shaped leaves, bearing an uncanny resemblance in shape and size to a violin. This adaptable plant is easy to care for (with a little routine) and will make a statement against any interior design style you have at home. Ficus lyrata will easily add height, color, drama, and texture to a brightly lit corner of your favorite living space. We've even seen these popular trees adorn commercial spaces and chic hotel lobbies; we don't see them becoming any less popular any time soon. The Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree fits in seamlessly with almost every interior design style there is, it grows large and makes a statement, and it can settle into a routine and become very easy to take care of. The feeling you get when you master your Fiddle Leaf Fig's care routine is very gratifying. Any well-lit room with enough ceiling clearance for these tall trees will benefit from a real Fiddle Leaf Fig tree - they're like living sculptures that also help to clean the air. You can choose Fiddle variations that are more bush-like in shape or that have smaller leaves too.

Fiddle Leaf Fig

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On the outside, this looks like a delicate little plant but really it's a plant that can stand up to abuse. Buy yours online for free shipping over $130!

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Cast Iron Plant (Aspidistra elatior) is a lush and leafy houseplant; that is as tough as its name implies. These houseplants produce dark green leaves that are fountain-shaped and cascade down as they mature. Aspidistra is a low-maintenance and hardy evergreen perennial that can thrive in a wide range of conditions. When growing Cast Iron plants indoors, make sure to give it a well-draining potting mix, a pot with excellent drainage holes, and let its soil dry between watering. This houseplant does perfectly in low light conditions grown indoors and outdoors. If you are new to houseplants, this is an excellent beginner plant because it is nearly indestructible.

Cast Iron Plant - 10 Inch Pot

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Winter Gem Boxwood is one of the best boxwood options because of its low-maintenance requirements and hardy nature. People are drawn to this shrub for its vibrant color, concise shape, and ability to withstand winter weather's harsh impacts. Scientifically referred to as 'Buxus Microphylla,' the Winter Boxwood's shiny rich green foliage and spherical growth habit are eye-catching and perfect for adding sophistication and class elements. Because of their clean appearance, these evergreen shrubs are often used in formal gardens and landscapes. This small-leaved shrub features contrasting light green foliage that changes color in the winter months. No need to worry; this boxwood quickly regains its green coloration in spring. The ideal care for the Winter Gem includes regular watering in the spring and summer growing seasons. Additionally, these shrubs appreciate full sun and perform best in growing zones 5-9. Native to Japan, this boxwood is excellent for creating small hedges and mass plantings or used as a more formal hedge plant and clipped topiary shapes. Known for its ability to handle winter temperatures, this is an excellent option to keep your landscape looking lush all year round.