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Mandarin Magic: Chlorophytum Mandarin Orange 

Unleash a burst of citrusy charm with the captivating Chlorophytum Mandarin Orange! This vibrant Spider Plant variety boasts fiery orange petioles and mid-veins, adding a touch of tropical flair to your indoor space. Easy to care for and brimming with personality, it's the perfect plant for busy plant parents and sunshine seekers alike.

Nurturing Your Citrus Gem:

• Light: Prefers bright, indirect sunlight. Avoid direct sun exposure, which can scorch the leaves.

• Watering: Water deeply when the top inch of soil feels dry, then allow excess water to drain completely. Overwatering is a major threat.

• Humidity: Adapts well to average household humidity but appreciates occasional misting, especially in dry climates.

• Soil: Well-draining potting mix is crucial. Consider a cactus or succulent mix to prevent waterlogging.

• Temperature: Comfortable in normal room temperatures (65-80°F). Avoid drafts and sudden temperature changes.

• Fertilizer: Feed lightly once a month during spring and summer with a balanced liquid fertilizer diluted to half strength.

This clematis has large white flowers with yellow stamens. Blooms in late spring and late summer. This plant is not drought tolerant so be sure to keep up with watering in the summer, once established it can handle having less water. 

This elephant ear needs afternoon shade and plenty of water, especially during the summer months. 

The Colocasia Hawaiian Punch grows in a compact clump, reaching about 3ft high. It is frost sensitive and will begin to wilt after the first frost. Cut back the dead and wilting leaves and cover with a heap of mulch for the winter, keep it covered until the last chance of frost. Once the soil begins to warm up you will see new growth begin to emerge.  

These elephant ears prefer afternoon shade and plenty of water.

The Colocasia 'Maui Gold' grows about 12"-18" wide and 3ft-3.5ft tall. It is frost sensitive and will begin to wilt after the first frost. Cut off all the wilted and dying leaves and cover with a heap of mulch until after the last chance of frost. Once the soil begins to warm up you will start to notice new growth. 

These elephant ears are an annual that prefers afternoon shade and plenty of water.

The Colocasia 'Tropical Storm' grows about 3ft tall and wide. These plants need temperatures above 65 degrees so bring them inside when it begins to cool off. 

This black elephant ear prefers afternoon shade and plenty of water. With proper care it can grow up to 4 ft tall and 3ft wide. 

This is a frost sensitive perennial. after the first frost the leaves will sag and turn mushy. Cut the leaves off and cover the base with a heap of mulch to keep it protected during the winter. Keep it covered until the last chance of frost has passed. When the soil warms up in the spring you will start to notice new growth.