Cereus peruvianus 'Spiralis' 3.25"The undulating and contorted body of the Cereus peruvianus makes for a pretty interesting cactus itself. Now check out the 'Spiralis' which looks like came out of a Ray Bradbury novel. This cactus twits in corkscrew fashion as it grows. Light: full sun Watering: let dry Soil: succulent mix Images are used for general reference only. The size, shape and bloom state of each plant will vary.

from elegant to casual

They are actually native to humid rainforests so a different care is needed than the traditional cactus

tidy plant with large ivory-white flowers  very early in the season

arches or against walls

Strelitzia reginae 'Mendelas Gold' is commonly referred to as "Gold Bird of Paradise"

Ouro Natural

otherwise known as 'LPDC Podaras'

Width at maturity: 20'

Hoya obovata is a profuse vining Hoya that can be grown on a trellis or allowed to scramble and trail

we've been know to stick one in a container as well

this plant has natualized in other tropical and subtropical locations around the glove

Likes the high humidity