Conservatory and Sunroom

Tall-growing succulent with wonderfully weird, large, fleshy leaves with a distinctly furry touch. This form is my name of a form with more serrated amorphous brown leaves.

Name not certain. Previously listed as K. pinnata. An upright branching plant with large fleshy red-tinged leaves with wavy margins.

A shrubby upright succulent from Madagascar, its main attraction are its spoon-shaped leaves which are covered with white felt.

Capable of making a tall plant, with the ability to produce baby plants along the edges. Clusters of large pink pendant flowers Keep frost free and out of direct sun under glass.

A spreading succulent with frosted grey-green leaves and urn-shaped pink flowers in spring. good in a hanging basket.

A cross between Kalanchoe rosei subsp. variifolia and K. delagoensis (tubiflora) delagoensis. Upright stems are clothed with serrated fleshy leaves, each producing plantlets along the edges. Umbels of nodding salmon flowers, probably in spring.

Name not totally certain. A lovely houseplant for a well-lit windowsill etc. The yellow flowers are generously spotted with red dots.

A species with tubular pink flowers with flared mouths that are green liberally spotted with purple. From high up in the Colombian Andes so reasonably cold tolerant.

Half hardy bulbous plant from South Africa with spotted leaves and red and yellow drooping tubular flowers in spring. For a cool greenhouse or a sheltered frost-free garden.

Small bulbous plant with mottled leaves, and tiny green and white, bell shaped flowers in summer.

Shrubby perennial from South Africa with eye-catching orange hairy flowers held in whorls up the stem in late summer. Needs a large pot and winter protection

A frost-tender climber or trailing plant with lovely white , trumpet-shaped flowers in summer. Can be used in hanging baskets or trained up a short obelisk

A frost-tender climber or trailing plant with lovely deep wine-red, trumpet-shaped flowers in summer. Can be used in hanging baskets or trained up a short obelisk

Tender perennial with long trails of fine leaves and striking claw-like, fiery red flowers from May to September.