Botanical Name: Caladium praetermissum
Common Names: Alocasia Hilo Beauty, Hilo Beauty Elephant Ear, Caladium Hilo Beauty
Description: Alocasia ‘Hilo Beauty’ (Hilo Beauty Elephant Ear) is an attractive, ornamental perennial plant that grows up to 2 to 4 feet tall. It has bluish-black stems and variegated large heart-shaped leaves however each leaf is marked with various shades of pale white, and lime green, with clear hued speckled blotches almost camouflaging the whole leaf.
***Very sensitive to the cold***
Botanical Name: Alocasia Sinuata
Common Names: Mirror Face
Description: Alocasia sinuata is a dwarf hybrid Alocasia with shiny deep green leaves that have puckered surfaces. Due to Alocasia Sinuata's very high moisture requirement, it is suitable for bogs and water gardens/aquascapes.
* Botanical Name: Alocasia Tiny Dancer* Common Names: Tiny Dancer* Description: With playful, gently curving stalks and small cupped leaves make it stand out against your collection. Tiny Dancer is a fast grower, shooting out new stalks intermittently and growing up to 20" tall.***Very sensitive to the cold***
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* Botanical Name: Nephrolepis exaltata 'Emina'
* Common Name(s): Curly Boston fern, Dragon Tail fern, 'Emina' Curly Boston fern
* Description: The Emina fern has many soft and fluffy light-green leaves that flare up and outward as they grow. At full maturity, this fern can grow to be up to 5 feet tall. Like most ferns, it thrives in partial shade and indirect sunlight, moderate indoor temperatures, and moist but well-drained soil. Its vibrant green leaves make it a popular choice for hanging and pedestal displays.
Botanical Name: Begonia brevirimosa subsp. exotica
Common Name(s): Exotica, Edinburgh, Shrub Begonia
Description: The Exotica Begonia is an exciting rarity from the rain forests of New Guinea. It's large, metallic-looking leaves sport bright-pink variegation that demands attention. This is a naturally-occurring form, not a cultivated hybrid. If you can meet its basic needs (some warmth & humidity) it is surprisingly easy to grow!
* Botanical Name: Alocasia Lauterbachiana* Common Names: Purple Sword* Description: The long, spear-shaped, and glossy dark-green to purple leaves with scalloped edges and reddish undersides stand on tall petioles of purple to brown shade. You can easily get an illusion of an artificial plant due to the thin and stiff leaves with dual shades. Furthermore, each leaf may get as long as 2 feet and make the plant look like one of its own kind.***Very sensitive to the cold***
Botanical Name: Asplenium antiquum
Common Name(s): Victoria
Description: Native to the tropical regions of Asia and east Africa, Asplenium antiquum 'Victoria' comes from the same family of ferns as the 'Nidus'. Like the Nidus, this tropical plant prefers "rainforest" conditions in partial shade or indirect sunlight, and humidity. Its leaves are differentiated from the 'Nidus' by its compact uniform width and split curly ends.
Botanical Name: Polystichum tsus-simense
Common Name(s): Korean Rock
Description: The geographic origin of P. tsus-simense is the East Asian countries. Although it is not native to the United States, the Korean rock fern has been introduced to the country through Florida and Louisiana.
Botanical Name: Dryopteris erythrosora
Common Name(s): Autumn Fern, Japanese Wood Fern, Copper Shield Fern
Description: Native to east Asia, the Autumn Fern is a semi-evergreen whose papery leaves turn reddish-copper during the early growth and matures to a dark green. Preferring warmer climates and partial shade, it is commonly used as an ornamental perennial indoors and outdoors due to its bold color changes.
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Botanical Name: Asplenium antiquum 'Leslie'
Common Name(s): Bird's-Nest Leslie, Crested Japanese Bird's-Nest Fern, ō-tani-watari (Japanese)
Description: Native to the tropical regions of Asia and east Africa, Asplenium antiquum 'Leslie' comes from the same family of ferns as the 'Nidus'. Like the Nidus, this tropical plant prefers "rainforest" conditions in partial shade or indirect sunlight, and humidity. Its leaves are differentiated from the 'Nidus' by its compact uniform width and split curly ends.
Botanical Name: Asplenium nidus
Common Name(s): Bird's-Nest Nidus
Description: Native to the tropical regions of Asia and east Africa, Asplenium Nidus has large, light green, often crinkled leaves. This tropical plant prefers "rainforest" conditions in partial shade or indirect sunlight, and high humidity. With the proper environment and attentive care, leaves can grow up to 5 ft long.
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Botanical Name: Anthurium andraeanum
Common Names: Painted anthurium, flamingo flower, tailflower, painter's palette, laceleaf
Description: These exotic houseplants have glossy heart-shaped leaves with a beautiful bloom that comes in a large array of colors. They can bloom all year long with enough light and water. The Anthurium originated in the South American rain forest so they thrive in high-humidity environments with a decent amount of shade.
