Davallia canariensis "Deer Foot Fern" 4"The Davallia canariensis, or "Deer Foot Fern" gets its name because of its fuzzy rhizomes that are at ground level and resemble a deers foot. As the plant ages the "feet" will trail over the side of the container. Some people think it looks creepy but we think creepy in a good way. Delicate fluttering foliage float above the rhizomes making a striking contrast. Light: bright, filtered light Watering: even moisture Soil: potting mix Habit: mounding

Philodendron cordatum is an easy-to-care-for epiphytic vining plant

Life expectancy: 20 years

Bloom: July - August

Simple and beautiful

which are muted green during spring and summer

Habit: globe shape

A pine cone cluster in the center creates a balanced symmetrical look

The Balcony Slim Low Black Small is a rectangular planter made of black fiberstone

white flowers with yellow stamens bloom above mounding ferny blue-green foliage

Individual flowers can reach up to 4" in diameter

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Leaves become orange yellow in autumn