Calathea Roseopicta, also known as the Rose-Painted Calathea, is a captivating species of tropical plant celebrated for its ornamental foliage and distinctive
* Botanical Name: Aglaonema 'Red Siam'* Common Name(s): Chinese Evergreen* Description: The Chinese Evergreen also known as Aglaonema, it is an easy plant to grow and care for. Native to Asia it just about tolerates any indoor condition. The larger leaves come with unique patterns that work with all types of planters and furniture.
These Variegated Indoor Plants with Patterns are some of the best options to add a vivid appeal to your rooms!
Botanical Name: Dieffenbachia Camouflage Common Name(s): Dumb Cane Description: A distinct cultivar of the Dieffenbachia plant named ‘Camouflage’, characterized by its large leaves with attractive and unique variegation pattern; upright and outwardly arching growth habit; and freely clumping habit, full and dense plants.
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"The Dresden Quilt Vase," the first showstopper of my Quilt Project. This stunning hand-built oval vase stands approximately 10 inches tall, with an oval opening measuring approximately 5 x 6 inches. Crafted from layers of colored porcelain clay bound to stoneware, it showcases a mesmerizing fusion of techniques from nerikomi style and quilting. Each vase is a functional piece of art, adorned with a clear food-safe glaze for practicality. The Quilt Project has been a year-long endeavor to perfect this unique technique, inspired by the intriguing relationship between femininity and power. By exploring women's work and the breaking of gender norms, I pay homage to the historical significance of quilting. Quilting, traditionally seen as women's work, has always been far from powerless. It served as a means for building communities, amplifying voices, and even aiding the underground railroad and suffragist movement. Drawing inspiration from this rich tradition, I have meticulously recreated the essence of quilting on this exceptional vase, seamlessly blending the old and the new. The renowned Dresden quilt pattern, dating back to the early 1800s, adorns the vase with its distinct periwinkle blue and pink arrangement. This limited edition vase is a true collector's item, available to only a select few. Each piece is meticulously hand-built and uniquely adorned, ensuring that no two vases are alike. Whether displayed as a standalone work of art or paired with a beautiful bouquet, this hand-built ceramic vase with its periwinkle blue and pink quilt pattern is bound to captivate those who appreciate the beauty of craftsmanship and the allure of limited editions. Embrace the legacy of quilting, elevate your space, and revel in the functional and artistic beauty that this vase brings to your collection.
These Variegated Indoor Plants with Patterns are some of the best options to add a vivid appeal to your rooms!
Brand: House Plant Shop Botanical Name: Xanthosoma sagittifolium 'Variegatum Monstrosum' Common Names: Mickey Mouse Plant Description: Also known as Alocasia Xanthosoma Variegata, Mickey Mouse is a rare plant that belongs to the Alocasia, or Elephant Ear, family. Its large, lobed leaves with streaks of variegation tend to resemble Mickey Mouse! With wide, deep-green leaves and unique light-green and cream variegation, Mickey Mouse is an ideal centerpiece for your indoor plant collection. In tropical climates, it can also be planted outdoors, where it can grow up to 6 feet tall and 4 to 5 feet wide. It’s worth noting that no two leaves of this plant are the same — each leaf has its own unique patterns, adding to its beauty.T this striking tropical makes a great houseplant; prefers bright, indirect sunlight. This item only ships within the United States.
Botanical Name: Dieffenbachia Camouflage Common Name(s): Dumb Cane Description: A distinct cultivar of the Dieffenbachia plant named ‘Camouflage’, characterized by its large leaves with attractive and unique variegation pattern; upright and outwardly arching growth habit; and freely clumping habit, full and dense plants.
Coleus is perfect for adding beautiful, colorful foliage to any property or container! Learn how to grow coleus, a warm-weather loving annual!
Description Light/Soil/Water Hardiness Pothos N’Joy, Epipremnum Pinnatum, is one of the most beautiful Pothos species. It has beautiful foliage with bright green heart-shaped leaves and creamy yellow variegation. Each leaf has a unique pattern, making this plant a wonderful ornamental plant. The variegated color of the leaves changes depending on the lighting conditions. As the plant gets more light, the variegation becomes more prominent. Pothos NJoy's trailing stems will root when they come into contact with soil. This plant is very effective in purifying and cleaning indoor air. This plant doesn't require frequent and special care, and thus they are suitable for anyone with a busy lifestyle. It prefers bright, indirect light but it tolerates different lighting conditions. This plant is perfect for most indoor environments. However, deep shade can make the color of the foliage darker, and scorching sun can burn the leaves. The best technique to water Pothos N'joy is to let the topsoil go a bit dry before watering it again. Only water when the soil is dry to the touch. Reduce watering in winter. Well-Drained, slightly moist soil is the best for Pothos plants. This plant should be fertilized once during the growing season (spring/summer) with diluted houseplant fertilizer. USDA Zone 10b-11 USDA Zone 9b: to -3.8 °C (25 °F) USDA Zone 10a: to -1.1 °C (30 °F) USDA Zone 10b: to 1.7 °C (35 °F) USDA Zone 11: above 4.5 °C (40 °F)
These Variegated Indoor Plants with Patterns are some of the best options to add a vivid appeal to your rooms!
If you’ve been reading A Beautiful Mess for awhile, you know that we LOVE our posts about houseplants. We love shopping for them, we love arranging them, and we love living with plants! After my husband and I bought our new house, I immediately began mentally decorating our daughter’s room when it hit me: Um,…
Although I grew up in wooded areas most of my life (not abandoned or anything like those tarzan stories), I have always taken gardening in the shade for granted. My first effort at being a garden owner was in a sunny garden, as was my second.
Brand: House Plant Shop Botanical Name: gloriosum x mccolleys red hybrid Common Names: Philodendron Summer Glory, Heartleaf, Description: A new and distinct Philodendron plant named ‘Summer Glory’ is particularly distinguished by unique reddish bronze colored foliage on young leaves, foliage that turns dark, shiny green as the foliage matures, durability, and relative freedom from pests. This item only ships within the United States.
These planters offer a modern update to the traditional earthy tones. Elevate your aesthetic, & add a unique contrast to your plant collection. Each planter has a drainage hole, plug, & matching saucer. Made with recycled plastics, the finished product is combined with materials like natural stone and wood to completely change the nature of plastic into a green composite material. As each planter is the result of handcrafted finishes, each item contains its own personality & unique details. * Recycled Plastic | Natural Stone | Wood Dust * Porous * Hand Finished Planter Measurements: 7" Width x 6.3in Height Saucer Measurements: 5.5in Diameter x 0.75in Height
In a world full of boring plants, these beauties chose to stand out.
Easy and beautiful crochet plant hanger to showcase your house plants or make as gifts for a loved one! Easy to customize to any size.
Using a homemade camera, Karl Blossfeldt captured sculptural details of plants in the early 1900s, whether the geometry of a seed pod, or alien curl of a fern.
Une belle sélection d'image chez Sam Pryor, sur Pinterest. A great selection of pictures on Sam Pryor's Pinterest board.
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These Variegated Indoor Plants with Patterns are some of the best options to add a vivid appeal to your rooms!
Over the past few years, Twitter user @Ben_On_The_Moon has photographed his chain link fence due to a mysterious weathering pattern that has caused groups of concentric rings to appear on the upper side of the fence’s segments. His macro photographs emphasize the intriguing apparitions, which appear like miniature crop circles on the metal bars. Despite his research, he has not discovered the specific cause of the pattern. You can see more of @Ben_On_The_Moon’s documentation of the curious phenomena on Twitter. More
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Plants that eat rats, slimy alien-looking fungi, leaves that dance all by themselves and flowers that smell like the rotting corpse of a horse.
Dieffenbachia reflector care is not difficult. They are popular houseplants, which is unsurprising given how easy it is to keep them alive. Here’s everything you need to know about caring for a Dieffenbachia reflector.
These Variegated Indoor Plants with Patterns are some of the best options to add a vivid appeal to your rooms!
High Society, a sustainable design start-up based in Italy, is creating plant-based lighting using three kinds of post-industrial waste.
Full Shade to Partial Shade (0 - 4 Hours Of Direct Sunlight) Height 16 - 18 Inches Width 28 - 36 Inches Growing Zones 3-8 Here’s where things get a little shady...for plants, that is. Queen of Hearts Heartleaf Brunnera is one of the prettiest spring blooming shade foliage perennials that you will find anywhere. Growing in partial or full shade, Brunnera, or False Forget Me Nots as they are commonly called, can brighten your shade garden and give you beautiful petite blue flowers for about 8 weeks in the spring, then look gorgeous with their distinctive silver patterned foliage for the rest of the season. You are going to like this perennial! Native to Siberia, or more specifically the Caucasus region between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea, Brunnera is hardy in Zones 3-8, and grows in all regions of the United States except the extreme southern coast and parts of the California coast. Also nicknamed Siberian bugloss, brunnera does not, unfortunately, have any bug repellent properties. The name ‘bugloss’ actually refers to the appearance of the leaves, resembling an ox’s tongue. Queen of Hearts Heartleaf Brunnera Care Although it is not particular about soil pH, brunnera does require a location that is mostly shade, and has consistently moist soil without being soggy. The native habitat for brunnera is one of contrasting conditions, but growing brunnera in your garden does not have to be complicated. It tolerates a wide variety of soil pH and has one major requirement for successful growing: consistently moist soil with excellent drainage. Rich, well composted organic soil that is mulched, if need be, to keep it constantly moist, will result in the best performance for your new perennial. Tolerating some morning sun, it grows best with part to full shade. Water to maintain moisture, and fertilize with a general purpose fertilizer if your soil is particularly poor. Deadheading will actually prolong the bloom season, encouraging a second flush of the small blue flower with a white center. The foliage will die back completely in the fall and return anew the next spring. Brunnera will reseed itself if not deadheaded. Divide the plant every 4 to 5 years for best results. Queen of Hearts Heartleaf Brunnera Spacing Space your plants 28 to 36 inches apart as these shade perennials will reach 18 inches high and spread out 36 inches wide. While not bothered by many insect pests, brunnera can be attractive to snails and slugs. Bees are attracted to the flowers in the spring. Brunnera makes a wonderful container plant as well as being massed out in your shady landscape. They make great companions for hosta, another great shade loving perennial. Queen of Hearts Heartleaf Brunnera Information USDA Hardiness Zones: 3-8 Plant Type: Perennial Sunlight Exposure: Full Shade to Partial Shade Mature Height: 16 - 18 Inches Mature Width: 28 - 36 Inches Plant Spacing: 28 - 36 Inches Growth Habit: Mounded Flower Color(s): Blue Flower Shade: Baby Blue Seasonal Interest: Mid Spring Late Spring Foliage Type: Herbaceous Foliage Color(s): Dark Green Attracts: Bees Resists: Deer Features: Attracts Pollinators, Cut Flowers, Deadheading Not Necessary, Low Maintenance Uses: Border Plant Container Cut Flower Mass Planting Specimen or Focal Point Plant Brand: Proven Winners Botanical/Scientific Name: Brunnera macrophylla USPPAF 32,737, Can PBRAF
Botanical Name: Dieffenbachia Camouflage Common Name(s): Dumb Cane Description: A distinct cultivar of the Dieffenbachia plant named ‘Camouflage’, characterized by its large leaves with attractive and unique variegation pattern; upright and outwardly arching growth habit; and freely clumping habit, full and dense plants.
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