Tillandsia streptophyllaTillandsia, commonly known as "Airplants" is a genus of plant in the Bromeliaceae family that have the ability to cling on to most anything. Tillandsia streptophylla, also known as the "Shirley Temple Airplant", has curly, non sensical shape and blue green leaves. Instead of pulling water from their roots their leaves have specialized cells that absorb water. After flowering the plant forms pups and then dies. To mimic the natural rain fall watering

Citrus trees will often drop flowers and/or fruit upon moving and plants may or may not show these features at time of purchase

Blooms: late spring to early summer

Height at maturity: 4-5'

The "Spider Plant" has long slender green and white striped variegated leaves gracefully falling out of a pot — perfect as a hanging plant

The Julie Pot has a minimalist design that keeps your plant in the spotlight

windy locations where little else can grow

one of a kind blue=green foliage outlined with a creamy  white margin

Height at maturity: 36"

Juniperus communis x chinensis 'Star Power'

bring a deep touch of warmth to any space or arrangement

Disease resistant foliage turns orange-red in autumn

Once applied