July 2025 Newsletter | Andersen Farms

February 18, 2026 • Francisco Castillo

July 2025 • Monthly Newsletter

Plants of the Month • Varieties • New Arrivals • Prebook 2026

Dear Readers,

We’re excited to introduce our Plants of the Month for July — 6” & 10” Philodendron.

Known for lush, architectural foliage and vibrant shades of green, Philodendrons are true standouts. Available in both 6” and 10” sizes, these tropical favorites thrive indoors and bring a fresh, decorative touch to any space. With their easy-to-grow nature and air-purifying qualities, Philodendrons are perfect for creating a serene, stylish environment at home or in the office.

These plants are sure to bring fresh, lively energy to your surroundings this July. Visit www.andersenfarms.com to discover more and explore our care guides.

Andersen Farms Family

Plants of the Month

6” Philodendron (Assorted)

Currently available in Red Sun, Moonlight, and Imperial Red. Native to the tropical rainforests of Central and South America, Philodendrons thrive in warm environments with bright, indirect light— perfect for adding lush greenery indoors.

What makes them special: ‘Red Sun’ emerges coppery-bronze then deepens into rich greens; ‘Moonlight’ brightens spaces with luminous chartreuse foliage; and ‘Imperial Red’ offers glossy, deeper tones for bold contrast.

Quick care: Bright indirect light • Water when top soil begins to dry • Good drainage • Rotate for even growth • Wipe leaves to keep sheen.

10” Philodendron Selloum

Philodendron selloum performs best in bright, indirect light and appreciates moderate humidity and consistently moist (not waterlogged) soil. This majestic specimen features deeply lobed, glossy green leaves that radiate from a sturdy central stem—adding dramatic, sculptural texture to any space.

Note: Like many Philodendrons, it can be mildly toxic if ingested—keep out of reach of pets and small children.

Varieties of the Month

Calathea Warscewiczii

Tall, lance-shaped leaves with deep green tops and a rich purple underside. Perfect for low-to-medium light corners—adds calm elegance indoors.

Dieffenbachia ‘Tiki’

Lush, paddle-shaped foliage with creamy centers and deep green margins. Thrives in bright, indirect light and creates an inviting canopy effect.

Triostar Stromanthe

Cream, blush pink, and deep green patterns with burgundy undersides. Loves bright, indirect light and higher humidity for best color.

Ficus Lyrata (Fiddle-Leaf Fig)

Oversized violin-shaped leaves and strong upright form—best in bright, indirect light for a bold architectural focal point.

Now Available / Coming Soon

Now Available — 10”

Anthurium Famous Leon • Philodendron Imperial Red

Now Available — 6”

Sans Black Goldedge • Xanthosoma • Dieff Mars

Coming Soon

10” Ponytail Palm • 10” & 12” Boston Ferns — Prebook Now for 2026

Did You Know?

Trivia of the Month: Golden Pothos is sometimes called “Devil’s Ivy” because it’s famously hard to kill—even in low light. It’s also known for supporting cleaner indoor air.

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Joann Mezadieux — 305-720-3717 • joann@andersenfarms.com

Barbara Cortina — 850-625-9978 • barb@andersenfarms.com

Erick Percy — 786-606-4822 • epercy@andersenfarms.com

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Address: 18455 SW 272nd St, Homestead, FL 33031, USA

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