Plant Guide

As part of the Araceae family, the tropical Philodendron Pink Princess boasts splendid large waxy pink and dark green foliage. Dont let the high price tag fool you but these colourful plants are actually easy to care for as an...

These dainty compact, low-growing plants may be nostalgic of Grandmas house, but the popularity of these bright and cheerful flowers has been booming since late 1800's. Don't be put off by their reputation for difficulty: providing you follow a few simple rules, African violets should thrive indoors. With a little experience and right care, it's possible to keep them in flower nearly all year round with a lifespan of up to 50 years! 

The Calathea Medallion is an instant head turner when caught on display. This dazzling tropical plant showcases an arrangement of large oval green leaves, marked with intriguing colours and patterns; it has a distinctive contrast with its purple undersides. As a tropical evergreen plant, they thrive indoors with medium to high humidity and with minimal care can be a centrepiece to your home or office.

Aloe Vera is a well-known plant for its health benefits for soothing burns and skin hydration but did you know that this evergreen succulent also flowers profusely in winter under the right conditions. With its green to a grey-green cluster of leaves that rise almost straight up from the base, and sometimes feature small white spots and short stripes on the upper and lower surfaces. Each leaf is thick and fleshy and has a run of short thorns along each side, though these are not very sharp.

The ZZ Plant is described as the ultimate indoor plant because this fantastic thick, glossy green plant is almost un-killable. 

With long slender green leaves edged with red accents, this eye-catching spiky tree, Dracaena marginata, is the perfect combination of beauty and hardiness. No wonder it is commonly known as the Dragon tree, this popular indoor plant is great for beginners...