Aeschynanthus Bolero Bicolour Lipstick

• Known for its striking two-tone flowers and glossy dark green leaves
• The cluster of flowers appearing on the ends of stems resemble a group of red lipstick
• Trailing plant great for hanging baskets
• Available Feb to December

African Violet

• A low, compact plant with attractive dark green, thick, hairy leaves.
• The violet-like flowers are borne in small panicles just above the foliage
• Bottom Water African violets they do not like there velvety leaves wet
• Use a ceramic self watering pot or a pot with holes that can soak up water from the bottom

Agapanthus

• Excellent plant for patio containers
• Trumpet-like flowers in summer
• Stems and seed pods age to black
• Semi-evergreen foliage

Aloe Vera

• Succulent topical house-plant
• Cultivated for ornamental, culinary and medicinal purposes
• Aloe Vera has special water-storing tissues called parenchyma in its leaves that help it survive drought.
• Great on Sun Burns

Anthurium

• Known for its attractive waxy, heart shaped leaves
• Great for house warming plants
• Great for Beginner plant owners
• Colours may vary depending on availability
• Red, White, Pink or Coral
• Available Feb to Dec

Anthurium Hookeri Varigated (Rare)

• A Rare variety of Anthurium
• An upright, frilly-edged, paddle-shaped leaves, with splashes of golden white variegation

Azalea

• Indoor azaleas bloom from October to around May
• Azaleas have small, dark green leaves, and their twigs, leaf stalks
• They come in a variety of colors, including white, pink, purple, red

Bird of Paradise

• Colour: Black and white blooms
• Leaves are thick, stiff, and leathery, and are usually grayish- or bluish-green in color
• They grow from a crown at the base of the plant on long stalks that can reach up to five feet in length
• Flowers are the source of its name, as they resemble a brightly colored bird in flight

Bougainvillea

• A thorny ornamental vine with dark pink fuchsia flowers that look like paper

Bromeliaceae

• Stiff, overlapping leaves which hold rainfall like buckets
• After flowering, the plant usually produces pups or baby offshoots of new plants, the main flower (Mother) will die off, repot the new pups
• Many types of bromeliads are famous for their beautiful foliage; they have multicolored leaves in red, green, purple, orange, and yellow

Cactus

• Desert plants, available in a variety of shapes, sizes and looks
• Great for beginners
• Lots of Light required with very little watering

Cactus Cowboy

• The Cowboy Cactus has a classic, cartoon-like shape with fleshy stems and sharp spines.
• It's a large, spiny succulent tree that can grow up to 15 meters tall

Cactus Fire Stick Pencil

• An eye-catching, evergreen succulent shrub with thin, pencil-like stems that grow upright in a branching pattern.
• The plant's most striking feature is its vibrant coloration, which ranges from bright red to fiery orange and yellow

Cactus Orchid

• Celebrated for its unique foliage and striking flowers.
• Unlike typical cacti with rounded, spiny bodies Orchid Cactus has flat, broad, and leaf-like stems that cascade downwards
• Ideal for hanging baskets or elevated pots

Cactus Peruvianus

• Large, columnar cactus with spines and blue-green ribs that can grow up to 33 feet tall

Cactus Prickly Pear

• The stems are segmented, flattened, and green, and are covered in spines and bristles
• Flowers are large, waxy, and can be yellow, orange, red, pink, or purple

Calamondin

• is a small evergreen tree, with glossy mid-green leaves.
• White, fragrant star-shaped flowers
• are followed by very attractive small yellow/orange fruit,
• which are used like lemons or limes in drinks and food, or eaten raw for a pop of sweet-sour flavour, the taste somewhere between a lemon and a satsuma.

Codiaeum Variegatum

• Wide, leathery; leaf form is highly diverse in shapes and colours
• Leaves are a mix of bright yellows, oranges, reds, and pink colours
• Great Centers for patio planters in the hot summer

Epiphyllum Anguliger

• Uniquely shaped long, flat stems resembling a fishbone, hence its name!
• The stems will begin by growing upright but as they grow longer will eventually trail down

Epipremmum Aureum Pothos

• Semi thick, waxy, green, heart-shaped leaves with splashes of yellow
• Great in hanging baskets or teach them to climb up a pole or trellis
• Great for Office or room with no natural light, can be grown in just water.

Ficus Elastica

• Fast growing, medium to tall tree
• Trunk is smooth and straight with a grayish bark
• Very thick leaves

Ficus Lyrata

• Large, heavily veined, and glossy violin-shaped leaves that grow upright on a sleek trunk
• Green leaves that can measure up to 18 inches long

Ficus Microcarpa

• Narrow elevated roots that swell into a potbelly trunk and narrows at the branches before spreading out to the crown
• Good Beginner Bonsai easy to care

Fig Tree