Sansevieria Ferwood Mikado
Sansevieria Fernwood Mikado Snake Plant is a striking succulent known for its upright stiff spear like leaves. This low-maintenance plant is native to dry African habitats and requires minimal watering, thriving in conditions where the soil dries completely between waterings to prevent root rot. It's an excellent air-purifying houseplant that tolerates low light or bright indirect light and is suited for average room temperatures.
Labisia Obtusifolia Kura Kura
Also widely known as the Turtle back plant this very unique and beautiful houseplant is a stunning, slow growing tropical plant. It is prized by collectors for its dramatic, highly textured foliage. The leaves have raised venation that creates deep ridges and a quilted, dimpled effect, mimicking the patterned shell of a turtle.
Typically reaching only 10 to 20 cm in height.
Spider Plant
‘Bonnie’ known as the curly spider plant. A twist on the traditional one. 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’.
Schefflera
The ‘Charlotte’ is often called the variegated dwarf umbrella tree and is a stylish houseplant prized for its glossy, hand-shaped leaves. Its vibrant green leaves have striking creamy-white or pale yellow edges.
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.
Crass Buddha Temple
NEED SOME ATTENTION / A FEW BOTTOM LEAVES CRISPY.
Crass Buddha Temple is a highly sought-after, slow-growing succulent kniwn for its unique architectural, pagoda-like structure. It features tightly stacked, fleshy grey-green leaves that form a square column. Mature plants can produce clusters of small pink or white flowers in summer.
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.
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!
Peperomia Sarcophylla
A lovely rare tropical semi-succulent houseplant. A low-maintenance, compact plant known for its thick glossy and paddle-shaped leaves that often have a rich dark green colour. Compact and upright, rarely exceeding 30–40 cm in height. Prefers bright indirect light. It can tolerate lower light levels but growth will be slower. Direct sun should be avoided to prevent scorching the fleshy leaves.
Spathiphyllum ‘sensation’ variegated
This is a rare large leaf cultivar of the Peace Lily which features dramatic highly marbled leaves with creamy white variegation. As a giant variety it can reach 1.2–1.8 meters tall indoors. Produces large white, hood-like spathes (flowers) in spring, though the foliage is the main draw.
Ficus Shivereana
This Ficus is a rare, highly sought-after cultivar of the classic rubber plant known for her stunning erratic variegation of pastel tones. Unlike the common burgundy or ruby rubber plants, this variety offers a brighter more artistic appearance, often described as a "marble" plant.
Gasteria Little Warty
Gasteria warty is a variety of houseplant with fleshy long leaves, very textured with white raised spots. It is a slow-growing compact succulent that forms a rosette or fan-like shape making it an excellent low-maintenance houseplant for small spaces. It requires bright indirect light, infrequent watering and well-draining soil though it can also tolerate lower light conditions.
Monstera Burle Marx Flame
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.
Athyrium
Also known as a Lady Fern, this plant is a great addition to your collection. They have delicate feathery fronds, often grown for their texture. Their lacy fronds are often long and arching, with colours ranging from vibrant green to silver, metallic and deep red or burgundy veins. They form a delicate soft clump. Great for bathrooms, kitchens and terrariums.
Coconut planter with Hoya.
A sustainable way to display your hanging plant.
This Hoya an attractive variegated Hoya known for its thick waxy leaves. It is a trailing or climbing plant that produces clusters of fragrant star-shaped white flowers with pink or burgundy middles. It is a relatively low-maintenance houseplant that thrives in bright indirect light and well-draining soil.
Ficus Mi Retusa
Focus Retusa is a distinctive bonsai-style houseplant with a thick, swollen trunk resembling ginseng roots and a dense canopy of glossy green leaves. Its sculptural form and miniature tree appearance give it strong character, making it a striking indoor feature with timeless appeal.
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.
Ficus Cyathisipula Compacta
Also referred to as an African Fig, this is a robust houseplant which grows in an upright form. Dense, evergreen with air purify properties this plant has glossy dark green leaves. One of the most robust indoor Focus. Stands approximately 70cm high
Senecio Mont Blanc
Also known as a Cocoon Plant, this absolutely striking succulent features stems with a felted feel in a colouring of silver/white. Ideal for sunny windowsills, this low-maintenance drought-tolerant plant grows up to 30cm tall requiring bright light and well-draining soil to prevent rot.
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Anacampseros Sunrise
This sunrise succulent is a low growing pretty houseplant. Green and pink leaves makes this mini plant a striking addition to your collection. She even flowers!
Haworthia / Aloe
Haworthia / Aloe is a genus of small slow growing succulents typically forming compact rosettes. Popular for indoor cultivation, they feature varied textures, including white, wart-like, or striped markings.
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Pilea Peperomioides Sugar
The Pilea Peperomioides Sugar is a rare compact houseplant with distinctive round fleshy green leaves marbled with foliage which appears to be dusted with silver creating a sugar like effect. As a variant of the classic money plant it is easy to care for, non-toxic to pets and air-purifying. It thrives in bright, indirect light and requires well-draining soil, with watering only when the top soil feels dry.
Fittonia
Fittonia which is commonly known as the nerve plant or mosaic plant is a popular, low-growing and slow-spreading houseplant. It is highly recognised for its dark green oval-shaped leaves covered in a distinct network of contrasting brightly coloured veins usually in shades of white, pink or red.
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Aspidistra Elatior
Also known as a Cast-Iron Plant this houseplant is known for her resilience. It’s slow growing and has large leaves that rise from long stalks. Perfect for shady spots where other plants fail. Its common name reflects its toughness, tolerating low light, temperature fluctuations and neglect, making it ideal for dark corners or busy households.
Stands approximately 50cm high
Euphorbia Japonica
Euphorbia Japonica is a dwarf succulent with a bulbous root system which branches grow resembling pineapple segments. It is a slow-growing plant with lightly-leaved branches and a short hardened stalk. Known for its interesting form and is relatively easy to care for, requiring bright light and well-draining soil, with water needed primarily during the summer and minimal watering in the winter to prevent root rot.
Sansevieria Mikado
Sansevieria Mikado Snake Plant is a striking succulent known for its upright stiff spear like leaves. This low-maintenance plant is native to dry African habitats and requires minimal watering, thriving in conditions where the soil dries completely between waterings to prevent root rot. It's an excellent air-purifying houseplant that tolerates low light or bright indirect light and is suited for average room temperatures.
Sansevieria
‘Moonshine’ is the name given to this gorgeous houseplant because her tall leaves show off the colours of a moon. Creams and light greens make this plant stand out from the rest. The Sansevieria has striking leathery pointed leaves which emerge directly from the base in stiff vertical clumps. These slow-growing drought-tolerant plants and are known for their architectural beauty, low-light tolerance and air-purifying qualities which in turn make them excellent houseplants. They prefer well-draining soil.
Adromischus marianiae is a small slow-growing succulent known for its uniquely textured, warty leaves that can vary in colour from grey-green to red-brown or purple. Small greenish-pink flowers appear in summer on a slender stalk.
Fenestraria rhopalophylla or the "Baby Toes" plant is a small cushion forming succulent with finger like club shaped leaves. These are translucent in their tips which allow photosynthesis. In its natural habitat most of the plant remains buried under sand with only these transparent tips exposed to light. The plant produces daisy-like yellow flowers in late summer and autumn and requires full light, well-draining soil and infrequent watering to prevent rot.
Croton / Codiaeum
Croton plants botanically known as Codiaeum are brightly coloured and variegated with leathery leaves in shades of greens and yellows and reds. Colours vary from plant to plant. They are spectacular houseplants and they require bright but indirect light and regular watering to prevent leaf drop. There are toxic to pets and children if ingested.
Platycerium / Staghorn Fern
The Staghorn fern is a houseplant which has two distinct types of fronds - antler fronds that resemble stag’s antlers and round shield fronds. In their native habitats, these ferns grow non-parasitically on the trunks and branches of trees or on rocks.
These look great in a hanging pot as once the antler shaped leaves grow they begin to fall over the edge of the pot. Each long leaf has a fuzzy texture and is shaped at the end in a very unique way.
Microsorum Crocodyllus
Microsorum crocodyllus or the Crocodile Fern is a tropical houseplant known for its lone leathery leaves with distinctive dark pattern which resembles crocodile skin. It is a relatively fast-growing, non-toxic plant with a unique aesthetic, providing air-purifying benefits to indoor spaces.
Sansevieria
The Sansevieria has striking leathery pointed leaves which emerge directly from the base in stiff vertical clumps. These slow-growing drought-tolerant plants and are known for their architectural beauty, low-light tolerance and air-purifying qualities which in turn make them excellent houseplants. They prefer well-draining soil.
APPROXIMATELY 60cm HIGH
Cotyledon Tomentosa variegated
Cotyledon ladismithiensis, commonly known as a bear paw is a fuzzy clumping succulent with thick paw shaped leaves that are often tipped red and resemble a bears paw. This low-maintenance plant is best grown in bright, indirect light, well-draining soil, and requires infrequent watering, allowing soil to dry completely between waterings. It features soft, hairy foliage, and bears pendulous, bell-shaped, orange flowers.
Huernia Macrocarpa
The Huernia is a low growing finger like succulent with grey/green stems. It is known for its "carrion flowers" that are typically trumpet-shaped. Maroon or burgundy with a brownish or yellowish interior and transverse purple bands, although flower colour can vary. Very pretty making it a popular houseplant.
Succulents
This mini plants are perfect for
Small pots
Terrariums
If you love watching your plants grow from being small.
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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.
Peperomia Prostrata
Also know as a string of turtles. This houseplant has delicate red-tinged stems with round button-like leaves. Leaves are green and patterned with silver markings along the veins, resembling tiny turtle shells. Produces upright tail-like spikes of tiny brown flowers from spring to summer. Miniature trailing compact houseplant which is non toxic.
Croton / Codiaeum
Croton plants botanically known as Codiaeum are brightly coloured and variegated with leathery leaves in shades of green, yellow, orange, pink and red. They are spectacular houseplants and they require bright but indirect light and regular watering to prevent leaf drop. There are toxic to pets and children if ingested.
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
Peperomia Rosso
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The rosso is also known as the emerald ripple. A compact rosette-forming succulent. Deep green glossy leaves with distinct grooves and a striking dark red underside.These plants produces small, pale green tail-like flower spikes from spring to autumn.
Known as radiator plants as they can take the heat!
Cryptanthus Pink Star
Striking low growing Bromelaid with vibrant pink striped leaves. Its star-shaped rosette adds a bold splash of colour to any space, making it a unique and eye-catching houseplant. She will not get too big…low growing. Rarely produces flowers indoors but can do…white/pink flower.
Euphorbia Cristata
This is a striking sculptural succulent with a wavy brain like crested growth which is typically grafted onto a straight rootstock.
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