Euphorbia mammillaris 'CornCob' 6"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. Light: full sun to part sun Watering: dry between

Senecio peregrinus

Dark green leaves are heavily mottled with splotchy white variegation

airy appearance to the garden

Dendrobiums

Interior seat diameter: 5

Maranta leuconeura 'Rabbit Tracks'

or in ground in sunny beds

A flowering plant in the family Primulaceae

yellow and white

Reddish new growth matures to deep red-purple foliage that holds its color reliably all summer

Echinacea hybrid 'Fatal Attraction' offers a new twist to the old standby

Scindapsus treubii 'Moonlight' has bright shimmery almost bluish foliage