These are just a few interior plants that we offer, along with maintenance guides and descriptions.

RFI offers virtually any interior plant to suit any decor. With many distributors located here in Colorado and most others offering overnight delivery, RFI can get what you need, when you need it.

Ophiopogon japonicus (Mondo Grass) Ophiopogon are a group of evergreen clump forming perennials, grown for their glossy dark green blade-like foliage. Lilac colored flowers bloom on spikes in late summer, followed by bluish black berries. Generally 12" tall, spreading. Prefers sun to partial shade, and fertile, well drained soil. Can be propagated by division in spring, or seed in fall

Neorgelia (Bromilad) Neorgelia is a genus that consists of 70 species of evergreen, rhizomatous or stoloniferous, epiphytic or terrestrial bromeliads. Bromeliad leaves may vary in color from gray to green, striped horizontally or vertically with red, brown or yellow. All leaves are thick, waxy and leathery with toothed edges and are formed in a rosette. Flowers are tubular and long lasting. Grow bromeliads in well drained soil or potting medium and water freely keeping rosette cups filled with water. Fertilize monthly from spring to late fall and then reduce water and omit fertilizer in the winter.

Acalypha pendula (Chenille Plant) Compact, weeping form and stunning flowers of this tropical plant makes an ideal hanging basket or accent in a container garden. Exotic, brilliant red, pendulous cattail flowers bloom almost year round. Give partial shade and moderate water.

POLYSCIAS (Ming Aralias) Long-blooming annual. Small, lance-shaped leaves are held close to the stem and are medium green. Brightly colored salverform flowers, to 1 inch wide, are held in clusters on stems above the foliage. Excellent in the perennial border or rock garden. 'African Sunset' bears dusky to deep red flowers