Hemionitus arifolia "Heart Fern" 6"So lovely! The heart shaped fronds are borne on thin black stems. Fronds are thick, leathery, and waxy. While they may look sturdy, these tropical epiphytes require consistent warmth and humidity. They do well in a terrarium setting. Light: part shade to shade Watering: keep soil evenly moist at all times Soil: potting mix Images are used for general reference only. The size and shape of each plant will vary.

A great staple and go-to for our florists

Good in herb and rock gardens

They get there common name because they have a symbiotic relationship with ants but they can be grown without the ants being present so no need to bring a colony of ants in to your home

fruit and foliage from three different varieties

This plant makes a statement on its own or used in groupings

This mix uses Canadian sphagnum peat moss to give seedlings aeration and moisture retention to help them grow big and strong

shape leaf color

Rhus aromatica 'Lacette' is a fragrant sumac with a dense

sometimes known as "Lucky Heart Hoya"

red and purple leaves

This plant has been trained in to a standard tree form with a single trunk

and the inside is glazed and watertight