Begonia meticulata (polka dot begonia)
A pant that will stop you in your tracks! The silver-spotted leaves on deep olive green, with a flash of burgundy red on the underside, will make you swoon. The polka dot begonia is dramatic without being difficult, which is exactly the kind of energy we want in a houseplant.
The Tomato Chart
If you have been coming to Graye's for your tomatoes for a while, you know about the tomato chart. If you don't, well, this is the year you learn about it.
Crassula sp. (baby’s necklace)
The stacked, spiraling leaves really do look like someone strung tiny beads along every stem. Native to the rocky cliffs of South Africa, this plant thrives on a little neglect.
Tradescantia sp.
As a houseplant, Tradescantia earns its place on any shelf or hanging basket it can trail from. It grows fast, propagates almost embarrassingly easily (stem cuttings in water will root in days), and comes in enough varieties to suit any aesthetic.
Senecio articulatus
If you've ever wanted a houseplant that practically takes care of itself in summer, meet Senecio articulatus