Calathea Shining Star Blue Holly It prefers loose woodland soil

It prefers loose woodland soil and can handle dry shade better than many groundcovers once established

and it makes lovely foundation and border plantings

especially in heavy clay or low areas where water lingers after rain

It’s also commonly considered deer resistant—never a guarantee

it rebounds quickly as temperatures warm

Calathea Shining Star Blue Holly It prefers loose woodland soilCalathea Shining Star (Calathea roseopicta Shine Star) has glossy ovate leaves with bold patterns of various shades of green on the top of its leaves. Pinkish purple undersides of the leaves, give this plant mesmerizing color. Also known as prayer plants, Calatheas are nontoxic to animals, making them the perfect house plants for pet lovers.