Euphorbia trigona 4.5"Euphorbia, also commonly called "Spurge" is one of the largest genera of flowering plants. Spurge can have some similarities to cactus in regards to shape and the ability to go through droughts although they are not cactus. They have a simplified bloom with no petals. It Is more of the shape of the Euphorbia's body that people go crazy over this Genus as they are indeed known for their architecture. The Euphorbia trigona, also called the "African Milk

Made of a naturally mossed terra cotta

Panicum virgatum 'Shenandoah' red switch grass features deep green foliage which takes on a red coloring by mid summer

is a genus of flowering plant in the Onagraceae family

Pro tip: Will potentially need some staking when they become mature

It has a dark grassy foliage with small pink flowers that adorn this clump-forming tender perennial

African bluegrass

hairy texture of the leaves is disliked by deer and slugs

but as an annual plant you generally do not have to be concerned

velvety foliage

this preserved bunch of pink Ouro adds interesting texture to floral arrangements or plays well on its own

If your heart has not yet been won over by Hoyas

Saucer not included