HOUSEPLANTS

Asplenium striking silhouette makes it perfect even on its own! But it can also be used in a mixed indoor arrangement, where it will add structural interest to plants with a much softer leaf shape.Position: indirect lightSoil: good potting compostRate of growth: slowHardiness: tender (indoors only)4 assorted varieties (sold individually)12cm potPicture image for display purposes to show houseplant feature.

This plant was popular with the Victorians and remains a firm favourite. Elegant, easy to look afte and with excellent air purifying qualities. They are undemanding in terms of light, water, temperature, humidity and feed, making them perfect for those of us that like low-maintenance room-mates.Chamaedorea has bright green leaves on slender, arching stems. The leaves are pinnate, meaning it has feathered leaflets arranged on either side of the stem.

The dotted leaves love light! The Dieffenbachia is easy to care for. Water the plant once a week. You can do this more often in the summer.The plant does like light, but not strong, midday sunshine. Morning and evening sunshine, however, are fine for this plant. Place the plant in a warm, humid place, between 18 and 23 degrees. Make sure soil is moist. water less frequently in Winter.

Ficus elastica Robusta is a modern variety that is very close to the original species in appearance, but with leaves that are wider and more glossy. Being one of the best air-filtering plants available, and low-maintenance too, Robusta is a great plant to add lush, tropical foliage to your interior spaces.

Also known as Hippeastrum which is a tender bulb and needs to be planted in a pot indoors.Bulbs should flower about six to eight weeks after planting, and should be planted from October to January.Plant bulbs using John Innes No.2 or multipurpose Two-thirds of the bulb should remain above the surfacePlace in a well-lit spot at 21°C (70°F)Water sparingly until the new leaves develop and then start watering regularly. Best not let the compost dry out, but avoid excess water collecting in the saucer.Turn the pot regularly to prevent the flower stalk growing towards the light. Cultivars with large flowers should be staked.When in flower, move the plant to a cooler place, about 15-18°C (60-65°F), to extend the flowering period.

Asparagus setaceus plumosus is an elegant fern with long wiry stems and lovely frond-like sprays that scramble outwards horizontally. It is bushy initially, developing long, twining stems of bright green, feathery fronds. Tiny green-white bell shaped flowers may appear in late summer which develop into small, purple berries. Although Asparagus setaceus looks soft and frilly, it does develop thorns to watch for when handling.Asparagus setaceus plumosus is also known as Lace Fern, Common Asparagus Fern or Climbing Asparagus. Although it is called a fern, it is really a member of the lily family. It is fast-growing and can reach a height of 2.5mtr (unless pruned.)

Please note these cactus are assorted and due to stock levels we are unable to pick a specific type of cactus.Height approx. 15cm

Features:Place in a light shaded, to bright environmentAvoid direct sunlightRoom temperatureKeep Soil moist, not wet fertilize once a weekCan be outside during summer months will need more water outsideThis plant is in a hanging basket.

Epipremnum Pinnatum is nown for its heart shaped leaves with yellow markings.This plant needs:Low to bright light but not direct sunlightRegular watering, wait for the soil to dry out slightly between each waterPrefers a warmer temperature between 13-29ºCNormal room humidity

If you want a succulent houseplant that blooms, then this is the one for you.Kalanchoes are succulent plants often grown for their tiny, colourful flowers. In their native habitat they grow in arid areas, so don’t need much watering. They are very low maintenance and flower for around eight weeks.Likes well-draining soil; over-watering or letting it sit in wet soil can cause root rot. Like other succulents, an occasional, thorough watering is all it requires.Kindly note this plant comes in different colours and due to stock levels, we are unable to pick a prefered colour.

They are popular houseplants due to their large, glossy leaves and unique appearance. The most commonly known species of Monstera is Monstera deliciosa, which is also called the Swiss Cheese Plant, because the holes in his large, heart-shaped leaves are similar to the holes in Swiss cheese. The word Monstera comes from the Latin word for monster, most likely referring to his large leaves and his potential to reach epic proportions.Monstera plants are relatively easy to care for, making them a popular choice for indoor plant enthusiasts. They prefer bright, indirect light and should be watered when the top inch of soil is dry to the touch. Overall, Monstera plants are a beautiful and unique addition to any indoor plant collection. With the right care and attention, they can grow and thrive, providing beauty and interest to any indoor space.

Charming little spreading plant that looks incredible as a filler in a terrarium or cascading down a pot into the air or across a surface. Small delicate turquoise leaves on a reddish stem that grow quickly in summer and are incredibly easy. It's called the Artillery Plant for a reason; when watered, the stamens of the unremarkable flowers will sometimes burst open and eject pollen into the air like a howitzer.