Conservatory and Sunroom

The upright stems bear oval leaves, in this cultivar they are streaked and mottled with red and green markings. IRRITANT SAP.

Eugenia oleina. An evergreen shrub or tree from tropical Asia, noted for the colourful red tones of its new leaves. In the UK it's best confined to pots, where its size can be controlled.

A lovely pink flowered variety. Will climb and trail and flower all summer. Will climb and trail and flower all summer.

A tender perennial climber with large vivid orange flowers, almost 2" wide in summer. Can also be grown as an annual like the normal Black-eyed Susan

Vigorously spreading cultivar with attractive green, white and pink variegated leaves. Keep out of hot sun.

Trailing foliage plant which makes a good houseplant or subject for a hanging basket in summer. The leaves are striped white and green.

The green leaved form of T. pallida 'Purpurea', not often offered for sale and a nice contrast.

A striking foliage plant with soft purple to green hairy leaves, making a smaller more compact plant than pallida purpurea.

A spreading or trailing plant with deep purple leaves and small pink flowers in summer. Keep away from very hot sun but needs good light to keep leaf colour.

Reverted from 'Quicksilver', a vigourous trailing plant with large glossy plain green leaves.

Possibly blossfeldiana/cerinthoides, this makes a spreading or trailing plant, ideal for baskets or ground cover in a greenhouse, or can be bedded out for the summer. Part shade.

Pretty trailing plant for a shady position - an ideal windowsill plant, or unusual ground cover in a conservatory.

Semi shrubby climber bearing clusters of beautiful pale turquoise blue star-shaped flowers in summer; best in a sunny conservatory, or outside in the mildest frost free localities.

A compact form grown for the cut-flower market, should make a neater plant without the need for staking. Clusters of beautiful pale turquoise blue star-shaped flowers in summer, sunny conservatory, or outside in the mild gardens.