| There's always room for another plant in a plant or flower lover's life. What is more delightful than to receive a carefully cultivated plant at the peak of its performance- without having had to do all the work of growing it! Hats off to the gift plants growers of America. They are always ready with wonderful seasonal plants to brighten homes and offices everywhere.text © by Leigh Fulghum |
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$59.99 from Pro-flowers Dwarf hibiscus also known as Rose of Sharon, a temperate zone hibiscus. Hibiscus syriacus 'Lil' Kim' Age 5-6 years Outdoor bonsai variety Blooms in Summer Approximately 12-14" tall 8” Glazed ceramic bonsai container Care instructions included
$39.99 from Pro-flowers Potted pink Hibiscus 6” diameter dark brown woven basket Approximately 12-14” tall Care instructions included
$39.99 from Pro-flowers 6" potted orange Hibiscus Care instructions included Gift stands approximately 12-14” high
Aechmea fasciata $44.99 from Pro-flowers 16”–18” Pink Bromeliad 5” diameter ceramic container Includes care instructions Bromeliads are the survivors of the plant kingdom, so what could be more appropriate as a gift that helps raise funds for breast cancer research and treatment? Send this beautiful flowering Pink Ribbon Bromeliad and Pro Flowers will donate 10% of the revenues to Susan G. Komen for the Cure. As an epiphytic bromeliad native to Central and South America, this “silver vase plant” actually creates its own offspring in the same pot, so it is a gift that will in effect last forever! It arrives in its flowering state. |
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