Sciadopytis verti 'Picola' soil

Sciadopytis verti 'Picola' soilDense and compact, the slow growing Sciadopitys verticillata Picola is perfect for the patio garden. Shorter, thinner needles on short shoots account for an overall bushy habit. Of all the dwarf types weve trialed it maintains the darkest green, resulting in a very rich look. Full sun to partial shade and well drained soil is preferred. Garden Size: 4H x 3W Dwarf: 3 5 year Broad Upright Zone 5 Green Conifer Sun to Partial Shade

bring about dappled sunlight

While they require good light

Long-lasting Preserved Spanish Moss

so you have to bring it to them

It is small in size with a rosette of stiff

Pilea Peperomioides are known for their unusual

25″ Weight: 4 lbs

Summer blooming with tall upright spikes of violet-blue flowers held above gray-green leaves

Size: Large Shrub 5ft  4ft

Leaves do not curl in the sun as with some bamboos

Great for drying and cooking

It prefers bright