Brachychiton rupestris "Queensland Bottletree" #1Brachychiton rupestris, the Queensland Bottletree, is a unique Australian native tree. Towering heights and a characteristic swollen barrel like trunk (caudex) forms with age. In cultivation, this makes a unique small specimen and can lend itself to unique specialty growing, such as in shallow bowls or pans to exaggerate its unique characteristics. Young plants, grown in pots, will take many years to develop these features, which will be less

Miltoniopsis are cool-growing orchids that originate in higher elevations

Peperomia angulata is a wonderful trailing peperomia whose trailing branches hold small dark green leaves with brighter green veins

Audrey has earned some bragging rights

flat leaves and long lasting round flowers make for really lovely plants in any stage of their growth cycle

orange blossomHeart notes: honey

in which have large yellow flowers with purple spots stretching out like butterflies from the stem

or 'Celestial Twilight'

Soil: deep

Interior: 10

has smaller (for a Ficus) round to slightly ovate thick green leaves

It is hand-thrown and pairs perfectly with fresh or dried flowers

Picea abies 'Pendula' was the winner of the Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticulture Society