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Medium-Sized Plants
Aglaonemas
Due to technical advances in breeding,
mainly the use of tissue culture, a multitude of Aglaonema varieties
have become available in the last decade. This family offers a wide
selection of shape, size, color, and pattern in the stem and leaf
structure. From dark green to a silvery gray, from wide to narrow
leaves, from green to white stems, from upright to fountain shape growth
habits…this plant is a staple in any plantscape.
Aglaonema
Emerald Beauty |
Aglaonema
Mary Ann |
Aglaonema
Silver Bay |
Aglaonema
Silver Queen |
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Dracaenas
As an old stand-by, the light green
foliage with the white stripe offers a little contrast in color for a
low light environment. When grouped with plants having solid color
and/or a mottled variegation, the effect creates interest. There are now
a few new versions of this “workhorse” available. Look for cutbacks,
stumps, compactas as new growing styles for this great plant.
Dracaena
Warneckii |
Dracaena
Janet Craig |
Dracaena
Reflexa |
Dracaena
Cincta |
Dracaena fragrans
Massangeana |
Dracaena
Janet Craig Compacta |
Dracaena
Lemon Lime |
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Ficus
Ficus
Benjamina |
Ficus
Lyrata |
Ficus
Burgundy |
Other Varieties to Consider...
Croton
Petra |
Schefflera
Arboricola |
Dieffenbachia
Tropic Snow
Ficus
Lyrata |
Pony Tail |
Chamaedorea
Neanthe Bella |
Rhapis
Palm |
Cast Iron |
Spathiphyllum
Sensation |
Norfolk
Island Pine |
Cactus
Peruvian |
Cactus
Euphorbia |
Sansevieria
Laurentii |
Sansevieria
Zeylanica |
Homolamena
Emerald Gem |
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