Our gift shop has a large houseplant section, with a wide variety of
    plants of all shapes and sizes.  We have potted plants, hanging plants,
    ferns, orchids and tropicals, decorative topiaries, and much more.  A living
    plant makes a great gift that the recipient can treasure for years to come.  
    Houseplants make your home feel vibrant and alive.  Studies have shown
    that people feel less stressed working in office environments with living
    plants.  Houseplants do not require much light and in general are easy to
    care for.  Ask one of our sales associates to help you select the perfect
    one!
Houseplants
Planning a wedding or other event?  
You can rent our plants for your event at 25% of their retail
cost!
Feature Plant
Natal Mahogany
Common name:   "Natal Mahogany"
Latin name: Trichelia dregeana

Native to:   South East Africa

Growth habit: An upright woody bush or tree.
This plant can grow as tall as it's
environment allows. It's width can reach 6 or
more depending on height.

Flowers: No
Temps: Normal indoor temps
Humidity: Not critical.
Pests: We have not seen any pests effect
this plant, but watch for aphids on the new
growth.
Lighting: Low to Medium Light
Natal Mahogany Cultural information:  This recently introduced plant thrives
indoors in either high light or low light. If you like to over water... this plant is for
you.

Even though the growers say this plant will do well in low light... we feel that for
optimum growth the plant should be placed in bright indirect natural light. This
plant can consume lots of water. Our best advice is to check for water daily until
you become familiar with the plants watering needs. Water very thoroughly
allowing water to run into the drip tray. A small amount of water left in the drip
tray will be re-consumed by the plant. Feed monthly with a balanced liquid
fertilizer. Stem cuttings are difficult to propagate.
Exotic
Bromiliads
Lush Greeneries
Fascinating Forms
Xerographica
Tillandsia 'air plant'


Native to Texas, Mexico and
South America, most Tillandsia
are epiphytes (tree dwellers)
that depend on rain fog and dew
for moisture. Plants will vary in
size and apperance. Their
leaves may be wide, narrow
twisted or curled.
Plant Care:
Light: light should be bright but
filtered

Water: soak thoroughly 3-4
times a week . Tillandsia will not
survive standing in water
Did You Know?

A classic NASA study found
that common houseplants
could improve air quality by
removing pollutants. In fact,
the study reported that
houseplants were able to
remove up to 87 percent of
airborne toxins in 24 hours.
The Plants for Clean Air
Council recommends one
potted plant for each 100
square feet of living space.
Did You Know?

According to a study
published in Rehabilitation
Literature, having a
pleasant work environment
will generate productivity
benefits. Creating a work
place where living energy
flows will help keep your
stress level low, your
creativity high, and the air
you breathe clean and
cleared of toxins and
pollutants. You will work
with less eye irritation and
headaches, and you won’t
feel sleepy
Did You Know?

According to a University of
Agriculture in Norway study,
indoor plants can reduce
fatigue, coughs, sore throats
and other cold-related
illnesses by more than 30
percent, partially by increasing
humidity levels and decreasing
dust.
Coming Soon!
Grammatophyllum -Orchid
scriptum v. citrinum
in 6" containers at $59.98 each
Quantities will be limited
Call to reserve yours today
(916)483-1830
Easy Growers
Introducing Zamioculcas Zamiiflolia!
(also know as the ZZ plant)

This member of the ariod family is one the
best and easiest indoor plants to grow.

-Handles low light well
-Low water use
-Tough under indoor conditions
-Handles neglect well

Even though the plant does well with low
light levels ( and will even grow) They will
do even better in a bright light situation.
They are also known to have no insect
problems!