Pitcher plant
This carnivorous plant is different to that of her famous cousin the Venus flytrap. This one uses tall, tube-like leaves to lure and digest insects for vital nutrients. Leaves are modified into hollow, colourful tubes (often veined in greens, reds, and purples) that stand vertically or sprawl along the ground. Inside the walls are waxy and slick, lined with downward-pointing hairs that prevent prey from climbing or flying out.
A GOOD BRIGHT SPOT IS A MUST ALONG WITH HER SITTING IN A BOWL OF RAIN WATER OR DISTILLED WATER. NEVER LEFT HER DRY OUT.
Monkey tail cactus
Famous for its long cascading stems densely covered in soft white hair-like spines and it gets its name because it looks exactly like a fuzzy monkey tail. While they can reach up to 8 feet in the wild they typically max out between 3 and 5 feet indoors. From spring to early autumn the tails sprout incredibly vibrant tubular red or orange-red flowers.
Epipremnum Pinnatum Variegata
Features glossy elongated leaves marbled with splashes, sectors or speckles of creamy-white, pale yellow or mint-green. The variegation is unique to each leaf, meaning no two are exactly alike. Juvenile leaves are typically solid and heart- or lance-shaped. However as the plant climbs the leaves grow much larger and develop stunning natural splits and holes (fenestrations), closely resembling a variegated Monstera.
Epipremnum Aureum
The Epipremnum Aureum is a popular easy-to-care-for houseplant known for its striking heart shaped leaves with a variegation of creamy white, yellow and green markings. As a trailing or climbing vine it adds a lush leafy presence to hanging baskets, shelves or trellises. Thriving in bright, indirect light and low light this vigorous air-purifying plant is a beginner-friendly choice, tolerant of average household conditions. Grows anywhere!
Phildodendron Gigas
Her leaves are elongated, heart-shaped and completely matte. They have an ultra-soft velvet texture which almost looks like a luxury fabric. Young leaves open with a bronze/coppery colour and as they mature will turn a deep green.
When left to trail her leaves will stay smaller but given support to climb she will grow much larger leaves.
Monstera amydrium medium silver
Also called the Silver Spider-Man monstera this fast growing vine plant has unique shimmering silver/blue leaves. Juvenile leaves are narrow and arrow-shaped, as they age feature raised, "crocodile skin" veining and a soft reflective sheen. A stunning climbing plant.
Epiphyllum Guatemalense / Orchid cactus
Commonly known as a curly Sue this gorgeous houseplants leaves grow in a twisted and curly way. It has a trailing cascading growth habit making it an excellent choice for hanging baskets. When mature and under the right conditions, it produces large showy white night-blooming flowers that are sometimes fragrant.
String of hearts
This perfect trailing houseplant is a popular low maintenance plant which has heart shaped leaves which grow from thin red stems. Small, fleshy, heart-shaped leaves that are typically dark green with silver marble-like patterns on top and a light green to purplish colour underneath. Has the most beautiful flowers on when in bloom.
HER LENGTH IS APPROXIMATELY 100-120cm
The Epipremnum Njoy is a popular easy-to-care-for houseplant known for its striking heart shaped leaves with a variegation of creamy white, yellow and green markings. As a trailing or climbing vine it adds a lush leafy presence to hanging baskets, shelves or trellises. Thriving in bright, indirect light and low light this vigorous air-purifying plant is a beginner-friendly choice, tolerant of average household conditions. Grows anywhere!
Monstera Burle Marx Flame
YOU WILL RECEIVE THE ONE IN THE PHOTOS
This absolutely stunning houseplant is rare. A highly coveted climbing aroid recognised by its narrow, deeply lobed leaves which resemble flickering flames. Leaves become highly fenestrated with age. A slow-growing, vigorous climber that requires a moss pole or trellis for support.
40cm high approximately
Rhaphidophora Puberula Variegata
Rhaphidophora puberula variegata is a rare climbing/trailing houseplant which has elongated textured leaves which showcase irregular splashes of creamy-white, mint and pale green variegation. Often featuring fenestrations in mature leaves, this moderate-to-fast growing plant thrives as a trailing or climbing velvety houseplant.
Epipremnum Champs Elysees
This Epipremnum is a rare slower growing textured houseplant. It has deep rippled leaves which are almost leathery in some. Can feature creamy, yellow variegation. Underneath the leaves are often ‘grill’ like crests which add so much uniqueness to the trailing/climbing plant.
String of Peas/Pearls
This perfect trailing houseplant has ‘pea’shaped leaves which grow from thin stems. These flower dainty white/pale pink flowers. Grows on long delicate vines that cascade beautifully, often reaching lengths of up to a meter.
Large hanging basket
Wicker style large hanging basket
Lined with a plastic ‘take out’ bowl.
75cm high from top of hanging to bottom of pot. Diameter 24cm
Monstera Oblique Peru
The Monstera Peru is a rare, delicate tropical plant characterized by tissue thin leaves with significant fenestration. It requires high humidity, bright indirect light, consistently moist but well-draining soil and a warm environment to thrive. The leaves will grow bigger once she attaches herself to a pole and is climbing.
Philodendron Ring Of Fire
The hallmark of the Ring of Fire is its vibrant, marbled foliage with splashes of colour ranging from deep green and lime to fiery orange, red and yellow. This plant, characterised by its elongated and often serrated leaves can grow as a climbing or trailing plant but is often cultivated as a compact bushy houseplant.
Crass Marginalis
Crassula marginalis also known as the calico kitten is a trailing succulent with tiny heart shaped leaves which are typically variegated with a range of colours from green, pink, cream and yellow. This popular easy-to-care-for plant features a cascading habit making it ideal for hanging baskets or planters. This dainty plant also produces white flowers. It prefers bright light, good drainage and should be watered only when the soil is dry as overwatering can lead to root rot.
Coir poles
These are great supports for your plants to climb up and they extend. So once your plant becomes to high buy another one and pop her straight into the top so you don’t have to fully replace, so no root damage.
The moss pins are available for purchase at £3.50, these help keep them stems in place.
Monstera / Swiss Cheese Plant
The Monstera deliciosa also known as the Swiss cheese plant is a tropical vine plant known for its huge heart shaped leaves that develop holes/fenestration in their leaves as they age. These fenestrations help the plant in its natural rainforest habitat by allowing sunlight to reach lower leaves and providing structural support against heavy rain and winds. In its wild environment it can grow into a massive climbing plant, but it is a popular fast-growing houseplant that requires support.
Approximately 35cm high
Spider Plant
Lush lime green & white foliage makes this spider plant look fantastic cascading over a cabinet/shelf.
A easy to grow houseplant known for its strap like leaves ands its production of tiny ‘spiders’ on long stems which hang down like spider legs. It's a popular choice for beginners because it tolerates a wide range of conditions, has a high aesthetic appeal with its green and white or yellow variegated leaves and is simple to propagate from the ‘baby spiders’.
Callisia Repens
Also known as a Turtle Vine or creeping inch plant.
Lovely trailing houseplant which has green colouring to the top and a purple tone to the underneath of each leaf. Can be trimmed should you wish and this may help to keep her looking fresh.
Philodendron Pink Princess Marble
Philodendron marble is a rare highly variegated climbing houseplant featuring speckled and marbling bubblegum pink and creamy white leaves with a dark green background.
Epipremnum Golden Pothos
I LEFT WORK AND FORGOT TO TAKE BETTER PHOTOS, APOLOGIES
The Epipremnum Golden Pothos is a popular easy-to-care-for houseplant known for its striking heart shaped leaves with a gorgeous lime green colouring. As a trailing or climbing vine it adds a lush leafy presence to hanging baskets, shelves or trellises. Thriving in bright indirect light to low light this vigorous air-purifying plant is a beginner-friendly choice, tolerant of average household conditions. Grows anywhere!
Epiphyllum Guatemalense / Orchid cactus
Commonly known as a curly Sue this gorgeous houseplants leaves grow in a twisted and curly way. It has a trailing cascading growth habit making it an excellent choice for hanging baskets. When mature and under the right conditions, it produces large showy white night-blooming flowers that are sometimes fragrant.
Rhipsalis Oasis
Common names - mistletoe cactus or spaghetti cactus. This trailing jungle cactus is prized for its slender, cascading, pencil-like green stems. It is completely spineless. With a funky modern look this plant has character.
Philodendron Florida Ghost
SMALL BUT CUTE….READY TO GROW ON NICELY
Philodendron Ghost is a rare climbing plant with distinctive cream white deeply lobed leaves which as they mature turn lime/dark green. The leaves start spear- or arrow-shaped and develop deep lobes or "fingers," on either side of the central vein as the plant matures. The stems are a bright scarlet or red which contrasts with the pale foliage. It is a true climber and providing a structure like a pole or trellis is essential for it to grow well and display its full potential.
String of Tears
This perfect trailing houseplant has ‘tear’ shaped leaves which grow from thin stems. These flower dainty white/pale pink flowers. Grows on long delicate vines that cascade beautifully, often reaching lengths of up to a meter.
Peperomia Hope
Compact houseplant with small leaves and stems which trail over time. She is like a ‘mini hedge’ for indoors! Perfect for a shelf so she shows off her trailing nature to her best ability. She features small, thick, round semi-succulent leaves that are deep green or sometimes with lighter, subtle stripes. The leaves often grow in small clusters or whorls of 3-4 along the stems. It may produce non-showy flowers that appear as long, thin brown or green spikes, resembling small candles.
