Zeolite Specimen MediumNamed by a Swedish mineralogist in 1756, these naturally occurring minerals form when volcanic rocks and ash react with groundwater. Varieties can include stilbite, apophyllite, chalcedony, stellerite, heulandite and others. Opulent colors range from white, pale yellow, earthy brown, pink, red, green, blue or black. Each stone is gem grade in an eye catching formation. Size, color & formation vary. Dimensions: approx. 3'' x 3'' x 1'' Specimens will

Remove faded flowers for best display

Planter exterior dimensions: 11" H x 11" D

violet blue flowers are good for cutting

change to chartreuse

Together with the green to silver linear variegation it is a striking addition to any plant family

Creamy white flower spikes in late spring and summer

otherwise known as the "Purple Fountain Beech"

It can tolerate pretty much anything except for over loving (over watering) them

This slightly acidic potting soil helps African violets thrive

They will form a dense mat on the ground if left to their own devices

The waxy leaves of this Aeonium forms bright

Zones: 3 - 7