Conservatory and Sunroom

A tender perennial with variegated leaves & pale blue flowers in summer. Grow in a greenhouse or similar all year, or pop into a hanging basket for the summer.

Compact long-flowering Canna with bright red, orange or yellow flowers all summer, for pots & tropical bedding schemes. Rich moist, well drained soil in full sun.

A compact species of Canna with sage green leaves and small vivid red and orange flowers over a long period in summer.  Ideal for growing in pots as part of an jungle/ exotic scheme. Move into a greenhouse for protection over winter. May survive outdoors in very mild gardens with a very thick mulch

A very tall Canna for a boggy area with narrow leaves and large lemon yellow flowers in summer and autumn. Lift tubers or move pots into a frost free area in winter.

A very tall species with huge leaves, giving height and a tropical feel in the summer garden. Spikes of burnt orange flowers add to the display.

A shorter species growing to around 4 feet, with spikes of small orange-red flowers.

The species from which many large flowered varieties have arisen. Small but eye-catching red and yellow flowers appear over a long period.

A tall species to around 5 feet, with huge banana-like leaves, and spikes of burnt orange flowers. A more tender species

A fantastic jungly plant (musifolia = banana leaves!) with large green leaves with red-tinged margins & central rib. Good moist soil in sun, best bedded out for the summer.

A beautiful species of modest size, Fresh green leaves and red and yellow flowers from summer to autumn. Best lifted and kept frost free in winter.

A very tall species with matching large leaves, topped with tubular orange-red flowers. Best in a sheltered sunny spot.

Evergreen shrub with nice tubular, evening-scented purple flowers in summer. Grow in a loam based compost with added grit indoors, or in a sheltered, well drained spot outdoors. Protect from very hot sun in summer.

A more compact version of the Spider Plant with curly variegated foliage. Ideal for a trailing plant in a tight spot.

Spider Plant with green leaves with a white-cream central stripe, giving it an overall lighter appearance than 'Variegatum'.

This Spider plant has curiously twisted plain green leaves with a paler green central stripe.

An evergreen vine from Central and Southern America, climbing by tendrils to make a large plant with a lush habit of growth. This variety has more finely cut leaves