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.
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’.
Aloe Humilis Shark
Otherwise known as a hedgehog Aloe. This beautiful succulent features rosettes of blue/green leaves with white tooth like bumps, soft to touch.
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.
Albuca Spiralis
Commonly known as the "Frizzle Sizzle" or Corkscrew Albuca, this houseplant is a slow growing unique and quirky bulbous plant. It is instantly recognisable by its narrow, deep green leaves that naturally twist into tight spring-like curls, giving it a highly sculptural and whimsical appearance. Her flowers are stunning. She can go dormant after flowering but stick with her and new leaves will grow.
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.
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.
Epiphyllum Anguliger / Fishbone Cactus / Zig Zag
Commonly known as a fish bone cactus this gorgeous houseplant throws out large unique shaped leaves which resemble fish bones!! These grow upwards and will then trail over the pot so would be ideal for a hanging pot or can trail over a shelf. If any leaves become broken, fear not as new leaves will begin to grow from the broken stem. Flowers too!
Scindapsus Pictus Argyraeus
Scindapsus pictus is a fairly slow growing vine plant featuring heart shaped leaves which are velvety to touch with iridescent silver which gives them a satin sheen. Also known as the Satin Pothos, it's a low-maintenance houseplant that can trail from hanging baskets or climb supports, thriving in bright indirect light and preferring warm temperatures. It's a popular choice for beginners due to its easy care and attractive, air-purifying foliage.
Kalanchoe Tomentosa Dark
Kalanchoe tomentosa or the Panda Plant is a fuzzy slow growing succulent. It has silvery thick leaves with a velvet feel which touched. Deep dark browns and reddish browns form the unique colouring this plant has. This popular houseplant is easy to care for requiring bright, indirect light and thorough watering with soil that dries completely between waterings.
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Saxifraga Stolonifera Tricolour / Strawberry Begoina
Commonly known as the Variegated Strawberry Begonia or Mother of Thousand this houseplant is a striking specimen. Despite its name, it is not a true begonia or strawberry but rather a trailing, mat-forming alpine native to East Asia. The plant forms compact rosettes of scalloped rounded-to-heart-shaped leaves. They feature rich, olive-green centers marked with silver or pale-green veining, edged with creamy-white margins that blush bright pink when exposed to sufficient sunlight. The undersides of the leaves are a deep purplish-maroon or bright pink.
Bird of Paradise
Strelitzia Nicolai or is a houseplant with leathery banana like leaves which often split to allow natural light through to the forest floor. It is known for its striking exotic appearance though it may also produce a unique white and blue, bird-shaped flower. This plant requires a bright sunny spot with warmth and humidity and it makes a dramatic statement plant for interiors or sunny sheltered outdoor areas during summer.
TWO PLANTS IN EACH POT
Epipremnum Pinnatum Cebu Blue
Epipremnum pinnatum 'Cebu Blue' is a vining houseplants which has silvery blue leaves and some fenestrate as the plant matures. It thrives in bright indirect light and moderate humidity and can be grown as a climber on a moss pole or allowed to trail. This plant is a fast grower, prized for its elegant appearance and beginner-friendly care requirements.
Chamaedorea Elegans
Chamaedorea elegans, known as the Parlour Palm is a very popular houseplant as its low maintenance but gives a great tropical feel to your home. Slender arching stems are bright green with a feathery leaf. Long fronds grow tall and move gently in a slight breeze. Excellent air purifying qualities and an undemanding plant.
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.
Peace Lily
A peace is has glossy dark green leaves with striking white flowers. It's an easy-to-grow plant that tolerates low light and is admired for its calming appearance and air-purifying qualities.
Approximately 60-70cm high
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!
Dracaena Compacta
This lovely houseplant is often called the Compact Dragon Tree or "Janet Craig" and is a slow growing shrub regarded as easy care and an air-purify houseplant. It is known for its dense upright and lush appearance, making it an excellent choice for modern, minimalist settings, offices or smaller spaces. Leaves grow in tight, rosettes around thick woody upright stems as she ages.
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.
Peperomia Happy Bean
This is a semi succulent indoor houseplant. The plant's most distinctive feature is its long slender bean-shaped leaves that resemble green beans. It forms tight rosettes of foliage that slowly gain height as they mature, growing to a maximum height of about 15-20 cm (6-8 inches) and a spread of 10-25 cm (4-10 inches. The leaves are semi-succulent meaning they can store water making the plant more drought-tolerant than some other houseplants and easier to care for.
ZZ plant
Zamioculcas zamiifolia is commonly known as the ZZ plant. The stems are fleshy, upright and arching with the leaves emerging directly from them. Glossy in colour the leaves are often an oval in shape. This plant had thick fleshy, underground rhizomes that store water, which is key to its drought tolerance.
SHE STANDS APPROXIMATELY 50cm HIGH
Asparagus Sprengeri Fern
The plant features long, arching and eventually trailing stems covered in dense, fine, needle-like structures that function as leaves. Its weeping cascading growth habit makes it an excellent choice for hanging baskets or placing on the edge of a shelf. Or of course train her to grow up-right. APPROXIMATELY 30cm HIGH
Orange Spider
The orange spider plant is scientifically known as Chlorophytum orchidastrumand also sold as 'Fire Flash' or 'Mandarin'. She is a striking tropical houseplant with broad long leaves with wavy, slightly ruffled edges. A brilliant vivid peach-orange stem shoots from the center, radiating outward to form the base of each leaf.
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.
Syngonium Red Arrow
Syngonium Red arrow is a striking rare easy to care for climbing, trailing houseplant. Dark green glossy arrow shaped leaves with deep red-burgundy undersides. A dramatic foliage-focused plant, ideal for trailing in hanging baskets or climbing up moss poles in bright, indirect light.
Air Plants
Air plants are soil free plants that get their nutrients and water from the air through leaf scales. Also known as epiphytes, they use their roots to attach to other objects like trees or rocks instead of growing in soil. They come in many shapes and sizes and are relatively low-maintenance. They can be watered by misting or soaking.
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