Nightshade is a vine-like shrub in the Lauraceae family, known for its night-blooming, fragrant yellow-green flowers. It thrives in warm, humid, and well-ventilated environments, preferring loose and fertile soil. Nightshade is used for ornamental purposes, decorating gardens, windows, ponds, and pavilions. Its fresh flowers and buds are also consumed as a semi-wild vegetable, with purported benefits for eye health. The flower language of nightshade symbolizes a pure heart, happiness, beauty, independence, and rebellion. Nightshade has several cultivated varieties, including albino, dwarf, and heavy-flowering types, each with unique characteristics.

Oak, also known as swamp oak, is a large evergreen tree native to North India, Malaysia, and Indonesia. It is the world's oldest known living organism, with a lifespan of up to 400 years. Oaks are known for their tower-shaped crowns, unique leaf shapes, and beautiful fall foliage. They are widely used in landscaping and for making cork, which is a versatile and eco-friendly material used in various industries. Oak trees are highly resilient, able to withstand dryness, high temperatures, and urban pollution, making them a valuable and adaptable species.

Ginseng Ficus, also known as Ficus Ginseng or Ficus Puffer Tree, is a plant from the mulberry family that resembles ginseng in its root structure. It is a popular choice for ornamental bonsai due to its natural and unique appearance. The plant requires a warm growing environment, with temperatures between 18°C and 33°C, and should be kept away from direct sunlight in the summer. Proper watering, keeping the potting soil moist, is also essential for the growth of Ginseng Ficus. This versatile plant is loved by consumers worldwide for its suitability in bonsai cultivation.