Long, arching stems densely covered with short, needle-like leaflets give this plant a delicate appearance. It has a cascading habit that makes it ideal for a hanging basket. Or set this ornamental trailer on a multi-level plant stand. Its feathery foliage blends in beautifully with other humidity-loving house plants.

A low maitnence fern that can serve as a house plant, or outdoors in part shade. Is rabbit tolerant 

This big, brawny fern sports bright green fronds with bold, broad leaves and makes its relatives, Boston fern and Kimberly Queen fern, look little by comparison. Macho fern is ideal for large urns or planters where it has room to flex its graceful 3- to 4-foot-long fronds.

The Kimberley queen fern is a lush evergreen plant characterized by its large, gracefully arching, sword-shaped fronds. Overall, the plant has an upright, bushy growth habit. These ferns can be successfully grown outdoors in warm regions, as container plants that are overwintered indoors or as completely indoor houseplants. They have a fairly quick growth rate and are best planted in the spring.

'Ballerina Coupe' grows in an upright, bushy habit. This variety is heat and sun tolerant, the delicate light pink blooms lasting from spring until frost. 

This vigorous, upright shrubby annual that tolerates heat better than other fuchsias. Dark bronze-red leaves and stems provide striking contrast to vibrant clusters of deep coral-red tubular flowers in late spring and summer.  This plant can be overwintered inside. Hummingbird attractor. Deer do not prefer this plant.

A lovely petite variety that has an upright to rounded habit, 'Jollies Nantes' offers charming dangling flowers of a deep vibrant red with purple "skirt" petals and showy red stamens.

Growing in a trailing habit, Dark Eyes is great to use as a spiller for containers or windbow boxes.

Growing in a trailing habit, this Fuchsia is great to use as a spiller for containers or windbow boxes.