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Queen's Tears (Billbergia nutans)A vigorous epiphyte from Brazil, Queen's Tears, or Billbergia nutans, is ideal for partially shady locations around the home or garden. The tough leaves have toothed edges, and flowers are borne on long stems. The striking pink bracts have blue and green blossoms and long yellow stamens. Queen's Tears usually blooms during March and April in our greenhouses, and the flowers last 6 8 weeks. Also called Friendship Plant because it produces many

Warm up the winter days with a Mediterranean visitor

The fragrant leaves have a nutty

For the lover of fragrant plants in violet hues

” Variegated Pink Eureka Lemon is a showpiece that’s well worth growing

Passiflora incarnata emerges in late spring

We especially like this ginger for winter color around the holidays as it consistently brings a heavy burst of bloom during the shortest days of the year

An unbelievably fast grower

a period of dryness and cool nighttime temperatures in the winter ensures summer bloom

warm coral tone with continual bursts of bright yellow flowers atop pink fleshy stems

Begonia 'Midnight Sun' (Begonia rhizomatous hybrid)

the soil needs to be evenly moist but Heart Fern plant can withstand the dryness of the home environment as well as any shade-loving plant

The flowers are quite simple

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