Conservatory and Sunroom

A half-hardy fern from Australia, with elegant semi-evergreen finger-like fronds. It makes an excellent subject for a pot on a shady patio, or a cool greenhouse.

An attractive small tree or shrub, ideal for a warm, ideally frost free, courtyard garden, or tub in a conservatory. Double orange flowers

An attractive and popular evergreen house plant, with finely cut leaves. Likes bright light. But no hot sun under glass.

Name uncertain, I've had this for years without knowing the correct name. It makes a tangled mass of fleshy stems which will eventually trail, with small flowers and possibly white fleshy berries.

A species with stiff, initially upright then arching and trailing 3-angled stems, the stalkless flowers are a pinky white and large for this genus, about 2 cm. across.

An upright then trailing tree-dwelling cactus from Brazil, with fleshy stems, red tinged at the tips. Small cream flowers appear on mature plants.

Similar to R. grandiflora with stiff, initially upright then arching and trailing 3-4 angled stems, the stalkless flowers are a pinky white about 1.75 cm across.

Rarely offered in the UK, this is a frost-tender vigourous South African climbing or trailing plant.Hardy in sheltered gardens.

A lovely rose for a cool conservatory - the pink flowers are strongly scented and appear over a long period from mid-summer to early winter.

Related to the Acanthus, rather then the Petunia, the ‘Mexican Petunia’ is a vigorous spreading (suckering) perennial with large pink flowers over a long period.

Spectacular tender shrub with large pink trumpets from autumn-winter. Feed monthly in growing season.

Related to the Acanthus, rather then the Petunia, this is a vigorous spreading suckering perennial with large blue flowers over a long period.

Name not certain, Name not certain, a dwarf cultivar related to the Mother in Law’s Tongue, ideal a windowsill. Needs good light & well-drained compost.