Conservatory and Sunroom

A hybrid between P. scabrum and P. lanceolatum, with fleshy grey-green three pointed leaves and pure white flowers with red markings. 30 cm.

A beautiful cultivar boasting spicily scented leaves plus masses of pinky mauve flowers all summer.

Used as a lawn grass in hot dry countries, where is also often used on golf courses.

(syn Rhipsalis m., Lepismium m.) An epiphytic cactus from South America, with flattened stems on which appear small waxy orange flowers in spring, followed by pink seed pods.

A striking indoor fern with large, coarsely cut glaucous bluish grey fronds.

A large tree-dwelling fern, needing warmth and humidity to grow well - a shady conservatory or a bathroom would suit. Happiest when grown on a piece of moss covered bark.

An attractive plant with numerous small fleshy leaves on trailing stems. Tiny white flowers in late summer.

Strong-growing plant with striking silvery soft grey leaves and spikes of mauve flowers in summer.

A spreading tender perennial with green leaves with deep red coloration on the underside. Makes a nice windowsill plant.

A tender perennial which makes mounds of variegated aromatically scented foliage. Ideal in pots or containers where it can spread and trail, or as ground cover under e.g. Bananas.

A sport from P. coleoides 'Variegata' with green and yellow leaves. Ideal in pots or containers where it can spread and trail, or as ground cover under e.g. Bananas.

A vigoruous tender shrub producing large spires of deep purple flowers in late summer. For a warm sheltered spot in shade or part shade.

A compact plant known for its distinctive succulent swollen stems. The leaves are aromatic and the small flowers are white with purple markings, appearing in summer.

A vigourous tender shrub with pungently scented purple-veined leaves and long spikes of pink flowers in autumn.