Heteropteryx dilatataThis critter is also known as "jungle nymph," "thorny devil," or, if you want to get even more literal, the "giant thorny walking stick." Preserved by Chicago based group The Butterfly Company, this lovely unmounted female Heteropteryx dilatata hails from Perak, Malaysia and features a light green color accented with a pop of pink wings. It's looking for its next home, whether within a fancy frame or pinned in a beautiful terrarium scene could yours

The Adiantum caudatum "Trailing Maidenhair" fern is a delicate one in both its appearance and care

Weird little creatures

This Philodendron is the most velvety of the heart leaf Philodendron types

Glossy blueish-green leaves turn yellow

Height at maturity: 20'

Blooms a white flower if in the right conditions normally fall through spring

This critter is also known as "Steel Blue Morpho

Grown for their large heart or arrow shaped leaves that resemble elephant ears (thus the common name)

It features an eye-catching ribbed shape with drainage hole and detached drainage tray to catch excess water

Makes for the perfect moody greenery for your dried floral arrangement

orange and yellow hues

Zones: 5 - 10