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This hoya originates from Assam, and East Himalaya. prefers bright light, but will tolerate much less. Though it will tolerate lower temperatures (not below 10C), the optimal temperature is 1629C. It benefits from an open potting medium that allows some air to get to the roots. Typical mixes include

Hoya Minibelle is known to be a carnosa hybrid, which prefers bright light, but will tolerate much less. Though it will tolerate low temperatures (but not freezing), the optimal temperature is 1629C. It benefits from an open potting medium that allows some air to get to the roots. Typical mixes incl

is a vining epiphytic plant in the dogbane family Apocynaceae. It has attractive waxy foliage and produces sweetly scented flowers. Native to Hainan, China, it makes an easy houseplant, ideally suited for pots or a hanging basket. Though it will tolerate low temperatures (but not freezing), the opti

Flask of Zygopabstia Phyllis Paice x Zygopetalum (Firewater x Redvale) with 10 plants to the flask. Can be deflasked between now and Autumn, they will however need to be protected over the following winter until they are of a size that will manage normal growing conditions. Advice on deflasking can

Flask of Ludisia discolor var. alba Gold Vein with 1 plant to the flask. Can be deflasked between now and Autumn, they will, however, need to be protected over the following winter until they are of a size that will manage normal growing conditions. Advice on deflasking can be found on our website l

Flask of Epidendrum (Epi.) (Pacific Sunset x Cocktail Hour) x self with 5 plants to the flask. Can be deflasked between Spring and Autumn, they will however need to be protected over the following winter until they are of a size that will manage normal growing conditions. Advice on deflasking can be

Nepenthes or pitcher plants are a genus of evergreen, mostly epiphytic, insectivorous perennials. Their leaves are adapted to form pendulous, lidded, coloured pitchers that trap and digest insects Grow in warm temperatures (min 15C) and with bright, indirect light. Keep the medium moist with filtere

Nepenthes or pitcher plants are a genus of evergreen, mostly epiphytic, insectivorous perennials. Their leaves are adapted to form pendulous, lidded, coloured pitchers that trap and digest insects Grow in warm temperatures (min 15C) and with bright, indirect light. Keep the medium moist with filtere

Besgrow Spagmoss is a natural, renewable product harvested sustainably from wetlands on the pristine West Coast of New Zealands South Island. Spagmoss is used extensively to grow orchids and other moisture loving plants and to sustain growing environments for plants and reptiles. Its versatile with

A unique blend of IBA, anti-microbial agents, vitamins and minerals for semi hardwood cuttings. Benefits >Higher Success RateDelivering rooting hormones directly to the cutting. >Protects CuttingsSeals cut, preventing infection and air embolisms. >Faster Root GrowthEncourages quicker, stronger root

The Giant Bird of Paradise is a stunning and hardy perennial with a strong architectural shape. A large, evergreen, paddle-leaf shaped perennial which produces white and pale blue bird shaped flowers sitting in a dark purple- black bract. These can take a surprising amount of wind before the leaves

Bangalow palms are fast growing, look fantastic when planted in tight groupings and give a strong tropical look. A very popular palm. Elegant, with a lush green canopy, Bangalow palms look stately planted as a single specimen or add real drama planted in groves or tight groupings. Bangalow palms are

ON SALE NOW A new species release for Coast Palms and Cycads, the wonderfully named Chamaedorea tepejilote, (kahm-uh-DOOR-ee-uh teh-peh-hee-LOW-tay) or Pacaya palm is one of the larger species of this genus, and is either a solitary or tightly clustering species. Our ones are clustering. This specie

Very hardy, and low maintenance. Long strappy, upright dark green leaves, with dainty white flowers on stalks raised above the foliage. Flowers throughout summer and into autumn. Grows to about 1.2 m high Very popular landscaping plant as it is tolerant of a wide range of conditions, sun, part shad

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native grass

native sedge grass. Reddish brown fine leaves with slightly curled ends. Grows up to 40cm high and 60cm wide. Does best in full sun or part shade. Loves moist soils but not wet feet. Tolerates the wind and looks great mass planted. Very low maintenance grass, looks good with other natives or as

native reed/jointed rush. Fine upright, grey green jointed leaves, tolerates swampy wet areas and is drought tolerant once established.

Great little groundcover, spreads by short runners to form a tidy and compact groundcover. Loves shade but will tolerate full sun. Has green/brown small leaves and blue-purple flowers on short spikes in spring and summer.

Also known as purple bidibid. native groundcover. Forms a small clump which slowly spreads to a dense mat of soft, purple fern-like foliage. Grows about 20 cm high and will spread up to 1m. Tolerates a wide variety of soils and does best in a sunny well-drained site, Has small white flowers in

coprosma dark spire hedging native

pseudopanax trident

Hardy native grass with soft and arching fine green foliage. Grows approx 40 cm high. Very wind tolerant and likes good drainage.

hen and chicken fern