Anthurium Veitchii Color:White and anywhere the plants have

and anywhere the plants have room to spread

Ruppel Clematis is here to climb to the occasion

The colorful bract has earned this bromeliad the nickname Flaming Sword Plant

this hardy plant thrives in low to medium light conditions

and is self-pollinating—though pairing with another variety can yield an even bigger bounty

Anthurium Veitchii Color:White and anywhere the plants haveThe Anthurium Veitchii, also known as "King Anthurium", is a stunning tropical epiphyte prized for its dramatic, elongated leaves with a rippled texture. (An epiphyte is plant that grows on another plant and gets its nutrients and water from its surroundings.) Its leaves can grow impressively large, sometimes exceeding four feet in length(!!), giving it quite the regal appearance. This slow growing beauty will thrive best in bright, indirect light and