Plerandra elegantissima 4in False Aralia raingarden bright blue foliage and silvery

bright blue foliage and silvery blue berries from spring to winter

A superior type of paraffinic oil that may be used as a growing season spray

smoky rose-purple flower spikes from summer to fall

glossy green foliage on nearly black stems

these butterflies were known to exist in only four places in the world: one being at Cascade Head

Plerandra elegantissima 4in False Aralia raingarden bright blue foliage and silveryCommon Name: False Aralia, Spider Aralia, Threadleaf Aralia. Description: Long, narrow, dark green to black foliage with saw tooth edges. Light: Medium to bright, indirect light. Water: Keep soil moist. Provide humidity. Origin: Native to New Caledonia.