Large Calathea 'Beauty Star' Palms Warm-up by the fire this

Warm-up by the fire this year with a large Christmas Poinsettia

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Large Calathea 'Beauty Star' Palms Warm-up by the fire thisA South American native perennial, the Calathea Beauty Star can be identified by their long, narrow dark green leaves striped with paler green, silver, and white hues and the deep plum purple undersides. Like other Calatheas, the Beauty Star will fold up its leaves at night, and then "bloom" open to greet the sunshine, giving it the nickname prayer plant. **please note, any plants seen in pots are for product image purposes only. If you'd like your