Indoor Plants
Always appreciated for their aesthetic value, more recently there’s been much research demonstrating the considerable health benefits that houseplants offer. Their physiology means that they naturally remove airborne particles that are harmful to humans and improve indoor air quality. It’s a win win!!
Spider Plant (Chlorophytum)
This easy to grow plant with green and white leaves is one of our best-sellers. With excellent air-purifying qualities, it can grow in many different rooms in the home.
Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum)
The peace lily is one of the easiest plants to care for, and with it’s attractive glossy green leaves and pure white flowers, it’s easy to see why it is a customer favourite!
Cheese Plant (Monstera)
For a real statement, the easy-to-grow cheese plant is a winning choice. It’s elegant, deep-cut leaves are often a source of inspiration for fashion and art.
Weeping Fig (Ficus Benjamina)
Another easy-care houseplant, it’s shiny oval leaves may be green or variegated with gold or silver-white.
Known in the Middle East as the ‘tree of peace and abundance’.
Flamingo Plant (Anthurium)
With glossy green leaves and stunning flowers in a selection of colours, this plant is always a popular choice. Requiring little or no plant expertise, this plant thrives in a well-lit, warm room.
Mother in laws tongue (Sanseveria)
One of the most robust plants you can choose, all Sanseverias are incredibly tolerant of low light levels and irregular watering.
Aloe
The almost indestructable Aloe was known by ancient Egyptians as the ‘Immortality Plant’ because of its resilience to adversity.
Popular today for its healing properties.
Areca Palm
These beautiful palms are native to Southern India and their requirements for light and feed mean that they are best suited to those with some experience of houseplants.
Prayer Plant (Calathea)
A range of fabulous foliage plants with wonderful markings and colours. Sometimes known as the Prayer Plant because its leaves fold at night, reopening in daylight.
Peperomia
Peperomia are often called the ‘Radiator Plant’ – we assume because of its deep veins and ridged look. It’s very easy to care for and suits any spot in your sitting room that has bright, indirect sunlight.