Hoya imbricata 4"basketSo cool! Hoya imbricat is unlike most species of Hoya. It is a shingling plant meaning its stems attach and climb to porous surfaces and its leaves cling to whatever porous surface it is growing on. If the stem does not have a support to climb, the leaves will fold in on themselves. This plant is best grown on a support such as climbing a stake or moss pole or mounted on a piece of cork or wood. Light: full sun to part sun Watering: dry down 15%

Height at maturity: 12"

Height at maturity: 12 - 14"

Width at maturity: 15"

Shades of green and blue to sway and moves one eye around in a dried arrangement

Light: Full Sun

Even when not in bloom the strappy leaves provide a great foliage texture

This whimsical hand-painted mug features an illustrated squirrel that pops off of the mug to form the handle with its head

commonly known as the "Broadleaf Lady Palm"

The fronds can reach up to 18" making this plant full of visual texture

The leaves of the Gollum Jade are curled length ways

woody earthy smell

Scientific name is Bactyloctenium aegyptiumn - ya