Where botanicals become art.
This centerpiece pairs the bold, streaked color of croton with the trailing, glossy heart leaves planted together in a cream ribbed pot with a clean, vertical texture and a black pebble top dressing. A dried lotus pod, with its distinct honeycomb cross section, rests on a pick among the greenery, a quiet, sculptural note against the warm foliage color. It's a small piece with a lot going on: color, texture, and a bit of movement from the trailing hoya.
Each one is hand planted to order here in Apex, so the exact mix of leaf color, hoya trail, and pod placement will vary slightly from the photos. That's part of what makes it feel gathered rather than manufactured.
Details
Live croton and hoya, hand selected and arranged
Cream ribbed ceramic pot
Black pebble top dressing
One dried lotus pod accent on a pick
Arrives ready to display, no additional planting required
Every piece is one of a kind; slight variation in leaf color, hoya trail, and pod placement should be expected
Delivery Local delivery is $15 flat rate throughout Apex, Cary, Raleigh, Durham, Holly Springs, and Fuquay-Varina.
Light: Bright, indirect light. Croton needs strong light to hold its color blooms best with plenty of bright light as well, so a spot near a sunny window suits this piece well.
Water: Water when the top inch or two of soil feels dry, typically every 7 to 10 days. Hoya stores water in its leaves and would rather dry out between waterings than sit in soggy soil, so it's fine to lean toward underwatering.
Humidity: Average household humidity works for both plants. A light mist now and then doesn't hurt, but isn't required.
Drainage: If this pot doesn't have a drainage hole, water lightly and check for pooling at the base after watering. Confirm drainage before publishing this detail live.
The dried pod: Purely decorative and shelf stable. No care needed, and it can be removed if you'd rather keep the arrangement all live.
Where botanicals become art.
This centerpiece pairs the bold, streaked color of croton with the trailing, glossy heart leaves planted together in a cream ribbed pot with a clean, vertical texture and a black pebble top dressing. A dried lotus pod, with its distinct honeycomb cross section, rests on a pick among the greenery, a quiet, sculptural note against the warm foliage color. It's a small piece with a lot going on: color, texture, and a bit of movement from the trailing hoya.
Each one is hand planted to order here in Apex, so the exact mix of leaf color, hoya trail, and pod placement will vary slightly from the photos. That's part of what makes it feel gathered rather than manufactured.
Details
Live croton and hoya, hand selected and arranged
Cream ribbed ceramic pot
Black pebble top dressing
One dried lotus pod accent on a pick
Arrives ready to display, no additional planting required
Every piece is one of a kind; slight variation in leaf color, hoya trail, and pod placement should be expected
Delivery Local delivery is $15 flat rate throughout Apex, Cary, Raleigh, Durham, Holly Springs, and Fuquay-Varina.
Light: Bright, indirect light. Croton needs strong light to hold its color blooms best with plenty of bright light as well, so a spot near a sunny window suits this piece well.
Water: Water when the top inch or two of soil feels dry, typically every 7 to 10 days. Hoya stores water in its leaves and would rather dry out between waterings than sit in soggy soil, so it's fine to lean toward underwatering.
Humidity: Average household humidity works for both plants. A light mist now and then doesn't hurt, but isn't required.
Drainage: If this pot doesn't have a drainage hole, water lightly and check for pooling at the base after watering. Confirm drainage before publishing this detail live.
The dried pod: Purely decorative and shelf stable. No care needed, and it can be removed if you'd rather keep the arrangement all live.
