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.THIS PLANT COMES IN A HANGING POT WITH DETACHABLE PARTS.
Crassula afra variegata, more commonly known as the variegated elephant bush or rainbow bush. She is a drought-tolerant, fast-growing succulent shrub with cream-edged green leaves and red stems.
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.
Sansevieria Hahnii
Sansevieria hahnii or the birds nest snake plant is a compact low growing variety of the snake plant. Known for its rosette of dark funnel shaped leaves. It's a robust slow-growing low-maintenance houseplant that tolerates neglect and can thrive in various light conditions, though its colours are best in bright, filtered light. The plant is valued for its air-purifying qualities and ease of care, making it an excellent choice for beginners and small space.
Begonia Tamaya
The Begonia Tamaya is a hardy tree like houseplant with speckled leaves with white spots and red undersides. It produces clusters of white to pink hanging flowers resembling a miniature bamboo and is a popular ornamental plant known for its unique appearance and relative ease of care. It thrives in bright indirect light and prefers consistently moist but well-draining soil and enjoys high humidity.
Echeveria Blue Prince
Echeveria 'Blue Prince' is a succulent known for its thick rosette of blue green leaves. When placed in full sun often the tips will turn bronze or purple. This beginner-friendly plant produces tall spikes of deep red or yellow flowers in late spring or summer. It thrives in bright sunlight and well-draining soil, requiring infrequent watering and care to avoid water sitting in the rosette.
Xerosicyos Danguyi
The Xerosicyos danguyi or silver dollar vine is a succulent which climbs and has round silvery green leaves with thick stems and tendrils for support. This drought-tolerant plant is in the cucumber family and benefits from bright light and well-draining soil, thriving with a support structure like a trellis to climb but can also sprawl naturally.
Gasteria Amour
Gasteria 'Amour' is a variety of houseplant with fleshy long leaves, very textured and adorned with irregular white spots and bands. 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.
Philodendron Narrow Escape
The Philodendron Narrow Escape also called the "Tiger Tooth" plant is an easy to care for houseplant know for its distinctive elongated glossy green leaves with tooth like indentations along the margins. Can tolerate low-light spots and corners but thrives and grows faster in medium indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight which can scorch the leaves.
Peperomia Napoli Nights
Peperomia 'Napoli Nights' is a compact mound-forming perennial with silver-green ova shaped leaves. These are thick and waxy displaying dark green veins which contrast well against the red underside.
It typically grows to about 20 cm (8 inches) tall and produces small, pale green tail-like flower spikes from spring to autumn. This easy-to-care-for plant also known as the Radiator Plant, thrives in bright indirect light and prefers moist but well-drained soil and is safe for pets.
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.
Kalanchoe Lucky Bells
Kalanchoe 'Lucky Bells' is variety of Kalanchoe known for its elongated fleshy leaves and stems with clusters of trumpet shaped apricot flowers. It's an easy-care succulent that requires bright, indirect light and infrequent watering, thriving in average room temperatures. This plant is a tender perennial, meaning it lives for more than two years but is susceptible to cold.
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.
Anthurium Polyschistum
This Anthuriums most notable feature is its glossy, deep green, palmate leaves, which are divided into five to nine narrow, finger-like lobes. The leaves develop a distinctive ruffled or crinkled edge as they mature. This is a climbing plant that develops a vining stem and aerial roots and appreciates support to climb. Provide bright, indirect light, but avoid direct sunlight, which can scorch the leaves.
Crassula Horn Tree
The Crassula ovata 'Horn Tree' is a variety of jade plant known for its thick, tubular horn like green leaves which often have a red tip. This slow-growing, branching succulent has a compact habit, making it suitable for beginners as an easy-care houseplant that thrives in bright/indirect light. While visually striking, it is toxic to pets
Sansevieria
The Sanseviera Masoniana or Whale Fin plant, is a striking houseplant known for its large, wide paddle shaped leaves which resemble a sharks fin. This low-maintenance, rare snake plant variety has a distinctive dark green leaf with mottled, lighter green or silvery markings and can reach up to 2-4 feet tall. It is drought-tolerant and prefers a light, well-draining soil, requiring watering only when the soil is completely dry making it a great plant for beginners.
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.
Lenopetalum Chocolate & Strawberry
Lenopetalum 'Chocolate & Strawberry' is a succulent with rosette firming leaves tinged with purple-red and black. It produces star-shaped yellow flowers. This hybrid requires bright light and well-draining soil to maintain its vibrant dark colour and is very easy to grow.
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.
Philodendron Cherry Red
The Philodendron Cherry Red is a compact houseplant with heart shaped leaves that unfurls a rich red maturing to a deep green with red undertones. It is known for its ease of care and vibrant foliage, making it a popular choice for adding colour to indoor spaces. It is a bushy compact form suitable for desks and shelves though it can also be grown in hanging baskets or trained to climb.
Crass Moneymaker Variegata
The leaves on the succulent are typically apple green with creamy white or yellowish variegated margins. In sunny conditions, the foliage develops a red blush, and the plant grows into a compact, bush-like form, with thicker, more tree-like branches as it matures. It's a low-maintenance, drought-tolerant plant that symbolises prosperity and is well-suited for beginners.
Dracaena Golden Coast
The Dracaena fragrans 'Golden Coast' is also known as a dragon tree with long sword like leaves which have a golden yellow edging and green middle providing striking tropical elegance indoors. This slow-growing, cane-like plant tolerates a range of conditions, thriving in bright, indirect light and requiring infrequent watering, making it a popular and easy-care houseplant for homes and offices.
Bromeliad
Bromeliads form a central rosette of stiff, leathery leaves, which can be boldly patterned or coloured. Many species have a "well" or "tank" in the centre of their rosette that collects rainwater in their natural habitat. It’s important this is kept topped up with water when sitting in your home. Bromeliads flower only once in their lifetime. After the bloom, the parent plant dies, but before doing so, it produces new plantlets called "pups" at its base, which can be separated and planted to grow new bromeliads
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Homalomena Camouflage
The Homalomena 'Camouflage' is a low maintenance tropical houseplant celebrated for its leaves filled with dark and light green marbling resembling army camouflage. Upright bushy growing habit. It thrives in bright, indirect light, consistent moisture, and warm, humid environments like bathrooms or kitchens, offering an easy-care, air-purifying, and jungle-like aesthetic to indoor spaces.
Tylecodon Bucholzianus
A dwarf succulent shrub with a swollen base (caudex), giving it a bonsai-like appearance. Flowers will be ale pink or red-purple emerging from tubes on short stalks. A winter-growing species, meaning its main growth period occurs during the cooler months, with dormancy in the summer.
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
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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.
Philodendron Mayoi
Philodendron mayoi is a rare slow growing climbing plant with unique deeply loved palm like leaves. Stems are often tinged with red. It is a climbing vine, and giving it a moss pole or support will encourage its growth but can also be left to trail over a shelf for a wild look.
Pteris Pink
The fern has long, finger-like fronds with a distinctive dark green outer margin and a bold central stripe that is pink in this variety. What a stunning romantic pink plant. This easy-to-grow indoor plant thrives in bright, indirect light and requires consistently moist high-humidity conditions making it ideal for bathrooms or kitchens.
Hawaii Palm
The Hawaiian Palm is a succulent plant native to the Hawaiian Islands and has a crown of fleshy leaves and fragrant yellow trumpet shaped flowers which grow from the top. It is now extinct in the wild but is maintained in cultivation and popular as a houseplant, requiring bright indirect light well-draining soil and infrequent watering as it stores water in its trunk.
Croton / Codium Mrs Iceton
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.
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.
Dracaena lucky bamboo
The plant features fleshy, upright green stem that can be twisted or arranged into various shapes if you have a few unlike true bamboo which has hollow stems. Long green leaves grow from the stem. Water to be changed once every 7-14 days.
Epipremnum Pi Cintho Goldfinger
This tropical vining houseplant has stunning green/yellow leaves. It grows as a fast-growing, climbing or trailing plant thriving in bright indirect light which is best for maintaining leaf variegation. Mature leaves may develop splits, a characteristic that adds to its appeal.
Delosperma EchinatumAlso known at a Pickle plant
This succulent is small and green and grows pickle shaped leaves. It forms a low-growing, trailing shrub with thin stems and produces small, yellow, daisy-like flowers in the summer. The leaves are covered in soft, white, bristle-like hairs or "spines," giving the plant a soft, fuzzy, or prickly look. This drought-tolerant plant thrives in bright light and well-drained soil.
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.
Aglaonema Salmon Fantasy
The Aglaonema Salmon is an easy care houseplant known for glossy deep green leaves featuring vibrant salmon pink veins, spots and edges. Forms a compact rosette and is a relatively slow-growing plant and can reach a average height of 50cm.
Peperomia Rosso
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!
Boston Fern
Boston ferns grow in an attractive fountain like appearance. The plant's fronds are a prominent feature, described as lush, green, and feather-like, sometimes with a ruffled or sword-shaped appearance. It forms a clump with upright to gently arching fronds creating a cascading fountain-like effect, especially when potted or hung.
Echeveria Gilva
This Echeveria is a compact slow growing succulent that forms rosettes of pale green flesh leaves with a tint of pink or red in strong light or cold conditions. It produces flowers in shades of pink during the summer months.
Crass Hottentot
Crassula marnieriana, also known as 'Hottentot' or 'Jade Necklace', is a South African succulent with a trailing vine-like growth habit featuring small disc-shaped fleshy green leaves with red edges. It will produce clusters of small white or pink star-shaped flowers in winter or summer depending on conditions. This slow-growing succulent is excellent for hanging baskets or shelves, preferring bright, indirect light and well-draining soil and is often described as looking like a pot full of snakes or necklaces.
Begonia Maculata
Also know as a silver spot or angel wing begonia, it has tall upright stems and can produce clusters of white or pale pink flowers in the summer under bright indirect light. This tender perennial thrives in warm, humid conditions similar to its native rainforest environment, requiring bright but indirect light and well-draining soil. If it gets tall support maybe required to help support the plant to climb.
Peperomia Variegata
Pepermoia Variegata also known as the variegated Baby Rubber plant is a houseplant with thick stems and leathery cupped leaves. These feature a beautiful pattern of dark green and creamy variegation. It grows into a compact upright plant, typically reaching about 25 cm (10 inches) in height, with spikes or tall green ish stem like flowers appearing from spring to autumn. This low-maintenance plant is well-suited to low to moderate indirect light conditions and is ideal for smaller spaces, offices.
Hoya Linearis
Hoya linearis is a trailing houseplant with long slender soft and slightly hairy leaves. These cascade like a waterfall over the edge of the pot. It produces clusters of small white star-shaped flowers with a sweet scent when given enough bright, indirect light. The plant thrives in high humidity and requires watering only when its soil has nearly dried out.
Marantha Fascinator
The Maranta Fascinator or Prayer plant has dark green leaves featuring pink veins and lighter green marking to the leaves. At night time the leaves have a folding or ‘praying’ habit. This plant has a crawling habit so looks fantastic across a shelf but will also trail over the edge. Known for its air-purifying qualities and pet-friendly nature.
