Alpines || Annuals
|| Aquatic Plants || Berries
& Fruits || Ferns || Grasses
(ornamental)
Herbs || Houseplants
and Tropicals || Perennials || Planting
& Plant Care
Roses || Shrubs &
Trees || Jeepers Creepers
|| Vegetables || Vines
HOUSEPLANTS
and TROPICALS
 Our
greenhouses are open year-round. Stop in to visit our houseplant
and tropical greenhouses for a special gift or indoor plant.
We offer a wide range of flowering and non-flowering houseplants
in pots, hanging baskets, and specialty dish gardens. |
 At
Sabellico’s, we are proud to offer more than 25 styles and
sizes of dish gardens. No two gardens are alike as we use
a variety of different tropical plants in our gardens. Our
traditional and european gardens are our most popular styles,
planted in an attractive terra cotta dish. For something
different, look for our gardens in decorative ceramic crocks
and mixing bowls or a designer dish garden for a sophisticated
look. Whatever style you choose, it will make a great birthday,
sympathy, or get-well gift. |
We will also design a “basket of plants” for any occasion.
Our greenhouse staff can arrange a large basket with a variety
of tropical and flowering plants. Enjoy them in the basket,
then fill the house with an array of plants. A “basket of
plants” is a long-lasting gift that will be enjoyed for
years to come. |
 Our
greenhouses are always filled with a vast selection of houseplants,
hanging baskets, and flowering plants. The perfect indoor
plant is one that will tolerate the given light conditions
in your home or office. For your ease, we have listed a
variety of plants according to their light requirements |
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Of the houseplants listed on the next page, several
have been found to be effective at removing harmful gases
from the air. For “clean air” in your home, grow Dracaena
Warnecki, Aloe, Philodendrons, Pothos, and Spider Plants.
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