Neoregelia ‘Merlot’
Neoregelia 'Merlot’ naturally forms a beautiful rosette 12 to 16 inches across of rich, burgundy-colored foliage. Consumers enjoy months of color. Can be used indoors, on the patio or in the tropical landscape. oglesbytc.com
Anthurium ‘Tickled Pink’
'Tickled Pink' is a beautiful new Anthurium with flowers that start out dark lavender, maturing to vibrant, florescent pink with lavender overtones. Excellent tolerance to common Anthurium diseases and compact, well-branched growth habit. Perfect for 6 to 8-inch containers. oglesbytc.com
Mandevilla Tropical Breeze
Mandevilla that brings a higher level of performance to the tropical color category. Three beautiful color selections are fast-growing, early-flowering varieties with dark, glossy green leaves showing excellent disease and insect tolerance. All exhibit heavy branching and intense flowering producing the "wow" product your customers deserve. oglesbytc.com
Ficus Pandurata
The Ficus Pandurata is trendy because of its fiddle-shaped leaves and long, thin trunk. It will need bright light year-round and allow the soil to dry out slightly in between waterings. delrayplants.com
Aloe
Aloe is a fast-growing decorative succulent that doubles as a soothing gel. It's an ideal choice for busy plant lovers. delrayplants.com
Spathiphyllum ‘Balboa’
'Balboa' is a fast-growing, large-flowered Spathiphyllum variety with broad, naturally glossy foliage. Excellent natural branching habit produces a full plant with good flower count. Responds well to GA applications. Perfect for 8 to 10-inch containers. oglesbytc.com
Sanseviera
Commonly known as “Mother-in-Law’s Tongue,” the Sanseviera may be one of the most popular houseplants. delrayplants.com
Cat Palm
Add a tropical feel inside the home with a beautifully textured Cat Palm in the living room near a sunny window. Water daily if needed keep soil moist, but not muddy! delrayplants.com
Rubber Plant
The Burgundy Rubber plant makes a dramatic display with its dark green or burgundy leaves. delrayplants.com
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