Only with the English Ivy could you get such old world character. This is also one of the hardiest plants to live in the northeast. This gift will arrive trimmed...
ZZ Plant Zamioculcas zamiifolia Add instant color and brilliance to drab spaces with the Zamioculcas zamiifolia, or "ZZ plant" for short. Featuring -Premium forest moss, preserved for easy care -A Sealed,...
Planter Dimensions:
12"W x 12" 6"H
Total Dimensions:
24"H x 12"W
Featuring:
5 - Fresh Purple Orchids
White Fiberglass Gloss Vase
White River Rock
Curly Willow Accent
Guaranteed Fresh by Interior Foliage
Travelers Palm Strelitzia nicolaiThe Bird of Paradise palm is the right plant to anchor a large room. The banana leaf texture and its rich, green color adds the perfect finishing touch...
The ultimate combination of air plant and succulent. Paired smartly in contemporary tapered fiber-cement. Perfect centerpiece solution for office and home Curated by Executive Stylist Roy Owsley Dimensions 15.5" x...
Adonidia merrillii (S.Kerpis Palm; Christmas Palm; Manila Palm) Perfect for that open, sun-drenched space that seriously needs a plant.  Native to the Philippines, cultivated throughout the world for centuries. Plant...
Beaucarnea recurvata (Elephant's foot, Ponytail palm) Native: Veracruz, Tamaulipas and San Luis PotosĂ, East Mexico Beaucarnea (Ponytail palm) is a member of Asparagaceae, a family of flowering plants. (Edible Asparagus is it's popular cousin)....
Our top tier gift for the camper in all of us. Enjoy gorgeous summer nights, year round, with this stunning gift. This carefully constructed terrarium features: Live succulents 15" x...
Kentia PalmHowea FosterianaThe Kentia is the king of palm trees. Rich green leaves soften interiors with style.Features: Medium Light Tolerant Native to Lord Howe Island, off the coast of Australia....
These are real Valencia Orange Trees. They really produce oranges! High light, best for greenhouse or space with incredible direct sunlight. Sweet orange blossoms flower before fruiting. A rare opportunity for...
