Epipremnum aureum, Golden Pothos Birds - Poisonous to cats and

- Poisonous to cats and dogs

desert wildflowers

A California Native evergreen grass that grows up to two feet high and spreads up to three feet wide

A grass that forms clumps and grows up to two feet tall and wide

Allow flowers to naturally age on the plant into a rust red into the fall

Epipremnum aureum, Golden Pothos Birds - Poisonous to cats andGolden Pothos, Silver vine, Taro vine, Devil's vine, Devil's ivy This plant has a trailing vine with heart shaped leaves. It can reach up to ten feet long. It is an easy indoor plant to grow. Best in low light, part shade or bright indirect light Prefers well drained potting soil Allow soil to dry out completely in between waterings, every one to two weeks Native to southeast Asia