Brentwood Bay FLORIST - PETALS N BUDS BRENTWOOD BAY FLORIST - Plants

ANTHERIUM

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Anthurium andraeanum, commonly called flamingo lily or painter’s palette, is native to Columbia and Ecuador. It is an epiphytic evergreen tropical perennial of the Arum family that is most noted for its attractive waxy, palette-shaped, bright red spathes and contrasting dark green foliage. It typically grows to 16” tall. Drooping, heart-shaped, dark green leaves (to 8” long) arise in a clump on long stems from the plant crown and are attractive year around. Each axillary flower (typical arum family) features a creamy yellow spadix enclosed by a large, flat, waxy red spathe (to 6”). Flowers are long-lasting. Flowers may appear throughout the year in optimum growing conditions. Fruits rarely appear on indoor plants. Genus name comes from the Greek words anthos meaning a flower and oura meaning a tail referring to the tail-like spadix. Common Name: anthurium Type: Herbaceous perennial Family: Araceae Native Range: Colombia, Ecuador Zone: 11 to 12 Height: 1.00 to 1.50 feet Spread: 0.75 to 1.00 feet Bloom Time: Flowers freely Bloom Description: Yellow spadix with red spathe Sun: Part shade Water: Medium Maintenance: Medium Flower: Showy Leaf: Evergreen

LUSH GARDEN

OF GREEN PLANTS

Terra Cotta Plastic Bowl, Dish Garden Of Assorted Green Plants.

THREE TEAR BAMBOO TOWER

BAMBOO

Lucky bamboo plants make perfect gifts for any occasion and can symbolize ingredients to a happy life. The meaning of lucky bamboo varies depending on number of stalks, but the basic symbolism stands for Wealth, Happiness and Longevity. The three symbols of lucky bamboo make it a perfect present for weddings, house warming gifts, new job promotion and even birthdays. The lucky bamboo arrangement is a perfect coming together of the five essential elements of Feng Shui - earth, wood, water, metal, and fire. The rocks or pebbles in the plant container symbolize earth. The vertical stalks symbolize wood. The bamboo stalks are generally placed in water. Metal is found as small ornaments or coins in the container. Fire is any color of red, pink, burgundy, or maroon or twist ties.

BLOOMING AZALEA PLANT

RHODODENDRON HYBRID

Azalea Plant, Pot Cover With Liner.

Send a basket of blooming color with this beautiful Azalea Plant from PETALS N BUDS BRENTWOOD BAY FLORIST.

CROTON PLANT BASKET

Croton Plant, Basket With Liner.

WHITE ORCHID - SINGLE

PLANT

Orchids are some of the most commonly grown houseplants. Most orchids require moist, well-draining conditions. There are several types of growing media that can be used with orchid plants—redwood or fir bark, sphagnum peat moss, rocks, cork, charcoal, sand, potting soil, etc. A basic mix for growing orchids consists of coarse perlite, fir bark, and sphagnum moss. You can also add charcoal but this is optional. Generally, the grade of bark is dependent on the type of orchid grown. For instance, phalaenopsis orchids are usually grown in coarse bark, cattleyas in medium bark, and young orchid plants are best grown in fine bark. Orchids require shallow planting. Place orchids in an east to south-facing window or room. These plants prefer bright, indirect light. Insufficient light results in poor flowering. However, too much light can lead to leaf scorch. Temperature is also important for indoor orchid care. While orchids tolerate cooler or warmer temperatures throughout their normal growing season, they need to be about 15 degrees cooler at night than during the day in order to bloom sufficiently. Orchids need ample water but should be allowed to dry out some between waterings. One way to check for watering is by poking your finger about an inch into the growing media. If it’s dry, give it some water; otherwise, let it be. Indoor orchid plants also need adequate humidity, about fifty to seventy percent. There are various ways to increase the humidity in your home. Place a water-filled saucer or tray of pebbles beneath plants, mist plants daily, or use a humidifier. Fertilize orchids weekly or bi-weekly while they are producing new growth and decrease to monthly or bi-monthly intervals once they mature. Discontinue altogether once the plants go dormant. Additional orchid care tips include repotting, which is normally done every other year. If your orchids suddenly stop blooming but have suitable light, temperature, and humidity, then repotting may be necessary.

RURAL BEAUTY DISHGARDEN

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Rural Beauty Dish-garden is gorgeous. A collection of incredibly beautiful green plants and colorful blooming plants. The combination will make a lovely presentation, appropriate for any occasion! The presentation arrives in a white washed basket.

TRUE LOVE

BAMBOO

Stunning Premium Roses and Bamboo absolutely in love. Their chemical balance seems to adore each other. So consider adding two roses and even better add a wired heart around all three.

MIXED PLANTER - DESIGNERS

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We always have a rotatingnumber of beautiful green plants in stalk that paired look fantastic. We offer to put a beautiful pair together for your gift giving needs. Instructions on how to care for your new plants will be included. If you do not specifically request no re-potting, we will add all the necessary elements to the arrangement and tie the two together.

MINI ROSE BASKET

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Mini Rose presents your special recipient with rich red flowers to convey your heartfelt love and affection. Two red mini rose plants sit side by side in a woven willow basket tied with a red satin ribbon to create an incredible way to bring romance and vibrant color into their everyday. Comes in many colors call Petals n Buds for information 778-430-4114

ORCHID PLANT COLOR

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SUCCULANT BOWL

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