Ctenanthe burle-marxii 'Amagris' 4"Commonly known as the "Fishbone Prayer Plant". The name fishbone comes from the alternating striping pattern on the leaves. Fun patterning and an easy to care for plant that does not need to bake in the sun all day to provide a show. 'Amagris' leaves are bold with a silver tone and narrow, dark green veins. Light: part sun to part shade Watering: even moisture Soil: all purpose potting mix Toxicity: mildly irritating to some animals Images are used

" is a genus of ferns known for their fronds that are shaped like the aforementioned common names

Height at maturity: 38"

Cut back if foliage starts to look withered and unattractive

shape and bloom of each plant will vary

Approximately 14" exterior

Interior dimensions: at lip - 2

Baptisia x hybrid 'Solar Flare' false indigo is a bicolor Baptisia and a selection from Chicagoland Grows with purple and yellow bicolor flowers

Soil: 50% peat moss to 50% perlite

characteristic leaves and like its other Hoya-friends truly spectacular flowers

Textured exterior and glazed interior

With age the green leathery sword like leaves where the upper lobes bend slightly downwards where as the lower lobes potentially become more defined in to a bit of a wing like situation

Width: 15 - 25'