Stephanotis floribunda 5"Stephanotis floribunda, also called Stephanotis jasminoides, is commonly referred to as "Madagascar Jasmine" as that is where it is native to. It is a winding vine that can become woody as it matures. Leathery green ovate leaves sprinkle the stems and the big show is when the white trumpet shaped heavily scented flowers arrive. Light: part sun Soil: potting mix Watering: dry to the touch Images are used for general reference only. The size, shape and

Light: full sun to part shade

Normally training and low in habit and form

Myrmecophytes

amend to make slightly acidic

A festive single sided wreath comprised of fir

Spacing: 5

Also called the "Mother Fern"

Habit: vining

is a perennial grass with contrasting dark green leaves with creamy white margins

This Elephant Ear truly does look like something from the Mesozoic era

Height at maturity: 8 - 10"

Platycerium