Our Plants

Florist’s cyclamen (Cyclamen persicum) is a charming cool-season plant loved for its upswept, butterfly-like flowers and beautifully marbled, heart-shaped leaves. Blooming in shades of pink, red, white, and purple, it brings cheerful color when many plants are resting. Cyclamen persicum is native to the eastern Mediterranean region, especially Turkey, Cyprus, Israel, and surrounding areas, where it grows in cool, shady woodlands.  As a houseplant, cyclamen prefers bright, indirect light, cool temperatures (50–65°F), and well-drained soil. Water carefully from the base or saucer to avoid wetting the crown, keeping the soil lightly moist but never soggy. With the right care and a cool spot, florist’s cyclamen will reward you with weeks to months of colorful blooms, even when many other houseplants are taking a break.

A broadleaf trailing plant with blue/green fuzzy foliage, Streptocarpus ′Concord Blue′ produces an array of slender wiry stems with three to five dainty blue and purple flowers that gracefully float above the foliage. The flowers are an inch long with a narrow tube which splays out at the end into a slanted pansy-like face with five lobes. Cape-primrose grows well with part sun/shade and regular water, and it does well in average and well-drained soil. This plant is a good option if you're seeking something humidity tolerant, and they are a very low maintenance easy care plant. It has a great self-cleaning habit, meaning no deadheading is required to keep it blooming well.