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Bird’s Nest Fern
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These ferns can be found growing on other trees in the wild. They can get fairly large; true forms can spread ~4’ when growing in their ideal conditions. Indoors, they can be very forgiving and do not require as much water as many other ferns!

Chinese Money Tree
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Evergreen tropical plant with thick, round leaves on upright stem. Broken leaves can be placed in soil to produce new plants. Plant can spread under the soil line and appear at edges of pots. Flowers in spring.

Peperomia: Rosso
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Almond-shaped leaves, dark green on top, maroon underside on maroon stems. Produces a low-growing houseplant. Produces long inflorescence with not-so-showy rat-tail-like flowers.

ZZ Plant
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Evenly spaced, dark green, pinnate leaves on thick stem that tapers towards the top. Produces small potato-like tubers that stores water and to produce new stem. Often mistaken for palms.

Red Star Bromeliad
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Long dark pink/light red leaves. The leaves are layered on top of each other and resemble a star when looked at from above. The plant has a waxy but course texture. Baby plantlets can fall off parent naturally, will reroot in soil.

Bunny Ears Cactus
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Round green pads with yellow glochids. Yellow flowers in spring. No spine but glochids are easy to shed and can be irritating. One of the smaller but more-adaptable species of Prickly Pear.

Heart Leaf Fern
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A small fern with heart-shaped green fronds shooting out from thick black stems.

String of Hearts
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Long vines with variegated heart-shaped leaves with a mix of gray, pink and green. Occasional tubers appear on vines, tubers can be plucked off, set on soil and form a new plant.

Swiss Cheese Plant
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Green heart-shaped leaves with oval-shaped holes. This plant eventually vines in its mature stage and may need a moss pole to grow on. Often mistaken for Monstera deliciosa due to the fact the name 'swiss cheese plant' is used commonly for both plants.

Monstera Plant
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Green heart-shaped leaves that, as the plant matures, can become 18" in length with holes and splits. The Monstera deliciosa shoots out large ariel roots designed to climb up trees to get closer to more light.

Antenna Fern
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Low ground-hugging, leather-like leaves create a mound. Fronds are shooting out vertically that look more "frond like" compared to the ground hugging leaves of the plant.

Black Velvet Elephant Ear
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Has silvery, white veins and deep green leaves. The leaves have a stiff velvetly texture and are heart shaped reaching to about 6" in length. Stays compact while still growing relativly large in size compared to other more compact Alocasias.

Buddha's Temple Plant
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A hybrid cross between Crassula pyramidalis and Crassula perfoliata var. minor. This succulent is stacked with green, plump leaves forming a geometric column. A rosette of spherical orange or white flowers can grow out of the top of the plant during late Winter to early Spring.

Coffee Plant
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A small evergreen tree or shrub with glossy dark green leaves that are oval in shape. The Coffee tree can produce cream-white flowers as well as fruit that are about the size of a cherry. It is unlikely to produce as a house plant but Inside the fruit is two seeds or coffee beans.

Green Pitcher Plant
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Usually the largest of all Sarracenia species. Produces phyllodium in late summer that remains though winter. Wakes up early in spring but also the earliest to go dormant. Plants can not be brought across state lines. Will find food on its own when grown outside.

Peperomia: Marbled Baby Rubber Plant
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Thick spoon shaped leaves with deep green and light green/yellow variegation. Stems are thick and turn brown with age.

Nerve Plant
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Small perenial that comes in many colors typically green, red or pink. Each leaf has bright vein-like variegation which is why it's commonly called the 'Nerve Plant'.

Norfolk Island Pine
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This conifer tree resembles the classic Christmas tree, growing upright with a pointed tip and many short needle-shaped leaves covering the surface of each branch. The main branches coming off of the central trunk have a palm-leaf shape, with the surrounding needles giving a bottle brush appearance to each smaller off shoot.

Pink Dragon Elephant Ear
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Bright pink petioles (stems) set this variety apart from other alocasia. Large, arrowhead shaped, greyish-green leaves with burgundy undersides that can grow up to 3 feet long indoors.

Pinstripe Prayer Plant
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Dark green leaves with streaks of pink and maroon undersides. The leaves like all plants in the Marantaceae family, will open up during the day and close up during the evening.

Polkadot Plant
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Polkadot Plants are leafy low growing plant native to Madagascar. They have green ovate leaves that are speckled coming in a variety of colors like white, pink and red.

Purple Pitcher Plant
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Compact and squatty, can produce red flowers. Pitchers can last 2-3 years before turning brown. Do not prune this Sarracenia as you would other species, only prune when the pitcher turns brown. Will find food on its own when grown outside.

Purple Sword Elephant Ear
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Long, sword-like leaves with scalloped edges in a dark green color tinged with purple and red hues. This plant grows from an underground rhizome, so all of the leaves sprout from a bunch in the soil. The petioles are sometimes covered in a zebra pattern of green and purple.

Red Pitcher Plant
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Uniform and stiff pitchers, one of the best at standing up especially in rainy climates. Pitchers are sometimes pubescent. Will find food on its own when grown outside.

Ripple Peperomia
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Ripple Peperomias have succulent like stems with waxy, wrinckled leaves that come in many color varieties. In the summer, flowers grow that are greenish white spikes called inflorenscence.

Strawberry Geranium
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Mat forming plant with rosette producing leaves that are rounded and dark green in color. The leaves have silvery veins on top and pink-red undersides. In spring and early summer the plant shoots up flowers with stems reaching 18". The flowers are star shaped and are white with yellow centers as well as purple dots on the top three petals. The plant also grows vine-like red stolons with tips growing new plantlets.

Venus Fly Trap
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Probably the best-known carnivorous plant known to have jaws with the ability to close in a snap to trap and digest insects. Flowers in spring.

Watermelon Peperomia
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A plant with stiff leaves and red stems. Leaves resembles watermelon pattern with dark and gray streaks. Flowers are insignificant, mainly grown for foliage.

Peperomia: Baby Rubber Plant
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Thick spoon shaped leaves that are wavy and deep green in color. Has thick upright stems that brown in age

Turtle Vine
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In the Tradescantia family, This succulent-like plant grows small green leaves that cascade down making it a great plant for hanging baskets.

Peperomia: 'Cupid'
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A trailing plant with green heart-shaped leaves with variegation. Grows upright and eventually arches downward due to the weight of its thick vines. Has been mistaken for a philodendron due to its heart-shaped vining leaves.

Aluminum Plant
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An upright, bushy plant with textured green and silver foliage. Leaves are ovate and dark green with upraised silver patches.

Arrowhead Plant
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Climbing vine with leaves that vary in shape, color and size depending on the cultivar and age of the plant. Juvenile plants have heart or arrow shaped leaves that when mature, are segmented up to 5-9 leaflets per pedate. It forms a bush with some trailing vines.

Begonia 'My Special Angel'
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A cane begonia with bright green elongated leaves and sliver spots. The leaves have wavy margins and produces bright pink flowers during the Winter season.

Begonia 'Cracked Ice'
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Long and sharp oval leaves that have white spots throughout the foliage. Starts off as a lighter green and then progresses to a deeper shade of green. When flowering, it also produces pink flowers when in bloom.

Peperomia: 'Pincushion'
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Pincusion Peperomia's can get up to 12" tall and have pea-pod shaped leaves that are lime green in color. The leaves are slender and reach to 3" length and have indentations that are dark green along the margin of each leaf.

Spider Plant
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One of the most common houseplant due to its easy care. Spider plants have long strap-like green and white leaves starting from a center point and eventually trailing down. Tiny star shaped white flowers or in most cases young plantlets shoot out of the mother plant that can be used for propagation.

Creeping Ficus
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Small green leaves, about the size of a penny and very dense. It can behave as a groundcover or as a vine depending on how you grow it.

Elephant Ear: Bambino
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A cultivar of Alocasia amazonica, this plant has arrow-shaped glossy green leaves with pronounced white veins. The underside of the leaves are burgandy and are smaller than most Alocasias.

Rabbit-Foot Fern
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Upright, arching fronds that are lacy and green. The fronds are attached to stalks that are wiry and brown that grow out of visible fuzzy rhizomes.

Calathea, Round Leaf
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A plant with big round leaves that are light green and have a unique silver lining pattern.

Spiderwort Zabrina
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A trailing plant with leaves that directly clasp the stem. The leaves are striped green and grey with purple undersides. Foliage can range in color from green to purple depending on light exposure. Can produce three-petaled purple flowers.

Sprenger's Asparagus Fern
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Fern that has long branching stems that provide lots of coverage. Leaves themselves are similar in appearnce to a bunch of needles. Grows upward and eventually arches downward making it great for hanging baskets.

String of Dolphins
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A trailing light-green succulent with dolphin shaped leaves. A great plant for hanging baskets.

Begonia Chloroneura
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Elliptical brownish-purple leaves with green veins. The leaf emerges covered in red hairs that gradually move to the outer edge as it matures. Produces light-pink flowers in the Winter.

Rubber Tree: 'Burgundy'
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Produces dark green to almost black glossy leaves with dark red mid-veins. New foliage will appear red before maturing.

Begonia 'Pink Mink'
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An Angel Wing Begonia with dark green leaves dappled with pink. Each leaf also has pink margins and grow from an upright cane.

Aloe Vera
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This is one of the most popular succulent due to their medicinal properties. Aloe veras can grow in smaller pots since their root system isn't demanding but they will certainly form large colonies that expands at least 10 feet if left alone in warmer climates.

Beetle Peperomia
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Creeping Peperomia with dark green leaves and light green stripes. Great for hanging baskets.

Boston Fern
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Broad overarching fronds with alternating leaflets. The light green fronds are ruffled and bushy in appearance.

Calathea Medallion
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Round leaves that are tricolor with different hues of green and undersides that are deep purple in color. The leaves like all plants in the Marantaceae family, will open up during the day and close up during the evening.

Peacock Prayer Plant
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Very vibrant tri colored, deep green and velvety leaves. Typically have red veins and yellow splotches along the leaf. This prayer plant like others in the Marantaceae family moves its leaves up and down depending on the light exposure and time of day.

Rattlesnake Prayer Plant
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Light green elongated leaves with dark green spots. The undersides of the leaves are a deep purple. This prayer plant like others in the Marantaceae family moves its leaves up and down depending on the light exposure and time of day.

Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma
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A green vining plant with split leaves like a Monstera deliciosa but smaller. It is often incorretly called a Monstera or Philodendron but is in the same family, Araceae.

Ruby Glow Peperomia
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A succulent-like plant with fleshy 'windowed' leaves. Each leaf is green with red undersides growing out of red stems.

String of Turtles
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Trailing peperomia with succulent-like leaves. Each leaf is dark green with light green variegated pattern resembling a turtle shell. The flower is insignificant and when produced are small cream in color growing off of long flower spikes.

Begonia 'Caravan'
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Rhizomatous-type begonia. Dark green leaves with light green/yellow veins and produces light pink flowers.

Begonia 'Oregon Midnight'
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A rhyzomatous begonia with dark green almost black leaves. Grows compact, and mounding compared to most rhyzomatous begonias. Produces

Dragon Scale Alocasia
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Very glossy dark green leaves adorn this rare Alocasia. The veins of this Alocasia's leaves are deeply set producing an almost quilted look as they mature.

Haworthia Retusa
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Beautiful fleshy triangular-shaped leaves that come to a pointed end. Translucent tips and light green in color. Grows in a tight mostly circular pattern, the flower appears in late Summer.

Hilo Beauty Caladium
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Large, heart-shaped leaves grow from a cluster of stalks that form a bulb underground. The leaves have a mottled pattern of dark green and lime green or white with mixed flecks of green and white occuring across the leaf's surface.

Peperomia: 'Piper'
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A trailing epiphytic plant with green heart shaped leaves with variegation. Has been mistaken for a philodendron due to its heart shaped vining leaves.

Alocasia 'Red Secret'
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Produces shiny, deep red leaves with recessed veins that appear almost black. Leaves start out as dark green and become shinier and more red as they grow.

Alocasia 'Tiny Dancer'
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A very small plant when compared with it's genetic lineage only reaching 20 inches tall. Small cup-shaped leaves 'dance' above the petioles. Great for small apartments or work spaces with decent lighting.

Amazonia Alocasia
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A hybrid that some experts consider to be a manufactured horiticultual name and not an actual species of plant. Tends to have large, glossy-green leaves with wavy edges and white or light green protruding veins. Each leaf can reach up to 16" in length.

Begonia 'Escargot'
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This Begonia is a Rex hybrid. As the name suggests, the leaves are spiral shaped just like a snail shell. The dark green leaves have a silver varigated stripe as well as pink hairs that become less noticable as the leaves grow bigger.

Cylinder Snake Plant
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A very unusual variety with elongated, conical leaves. They are dark green in color with lighter green banding punctuating the entire length of the leaf. Leaves are usually about an 1 inch in diameter.

Desert Rose 'Obesum'
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Adenium obesum will grow larger than their cousin Adenium arabicum. Most flowers are red with white tubes but various hybrids can be white, orange, yellow, purple and even green with various combination in between.

Fiddle Leaf Fig
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An evergreen tree with huge leaves that have the shape and potential size of a 'fiddle'. The leaves are also dark green and leathery growing from a rather skinny trunk.

Pothos
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Pothos come in many varieties but typically have dark green leaves that are heart shaped and vine out making great for hanging baskets. They are often mistaken for philodendrons but are different genus of plant belonging to the Araceae family.

Hoya 'Sweetheart'
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Leafy plant that has heart shaped foliage. The leaves are green and very thick, with a waxy feel. Will eventually start to vine with the proper light conditions.

Begonia 'Tiger Kitten'
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A cultivar of the Begonia bowerae which is characterized by having small leaves compared to other begonias. The leaves grow from a rhizome and are burgundy with splotches of lime green.

Begonia 'Marmaduke'
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A rhizomatous begonia with maple-shaped leaves that are neon green with burgundy speckling. Produces whitish-pink flowers in the Winter season.

Snake Plant
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Stiff, upright, sword-shaped leaves. Leaves emerge directly from the soil line from rhizomes. Leaf pattern can vary from plant to plant even within the same cultivar.

Flamingo Lily
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An herbaceous evergreen plant with dark green leaves that are heart-shaped and glossy. The inflorescence is made up of a cream yellow tail-like spadix and waxy bright red red spathe.

Scarlet Star Bromeliad
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Flashy and beautiful, the scarlet star is the perfect way to add a splash of color to your plant collection, with it's bright red and orange bract and white flowers.
