Plants and pots were carefully…

The Eno Pot series is incredible, and the Blue is no exception – with a stunning dark space blue centre and a banana yellow lower quarter, it embodies gentle elegance and quiet confidence that your plant is sure to love. Minimalistic, modern and magnificent, the Eno pot has all the bases covered, and is incredibly adaptable to various environments too!

One of the most universally admired houseplants around, these iconic Venus Fly Traps (also known as Dionaea Muscipula) are widely recognised for their distinct tropical appearance and unmatched talents when it comes to protecting your spaces from flies, spiders and more. They're great carnivorous plants to have around whether you're a beginner or seasoned grower, and they make for superb gifts too - captivating with their incredible abilities. Suitable at home, in the workplace and beyond, care for these is wonderfully straight-forward and you'll often find them regularly producing new traps and getting rid of old ones as part of their fascinating regenerative cycles. A must-have variety if you're looking to enjoy - or share! - some houseplant happiness, there's plenty to adore with these fun Venus friends!

Please note decorative pots are sold separately and your plant may naturally vary to that shown depending on size selected and growth variance. Each plant tends to be different, just like us!

A vibrant pot that draws the eye. The Chevron Sienna Pot is a racy pot alternative, with a splash of colour for your plant to contrast against. Never be stuck in the slow lane with this exciting and interesting pot!

Please note, whilst we aim for the colours in our product photographs to be as true-to-life as possible, minor variances can occur depending on computer screen settings. Pot shapes may also vary slightly, and sizes shown are based on their maximum suitable nursery pot. As such, a plant from our store with a 10cm nursery pot should fit comfortably in most ceramic/decorative pots at this size or beyond.

The Swiss Cheese Plant, sometimes known as a split-leaf philodendron is not actually a philodendron but a tough epiphytic vine that, when happy climbs like Jack on his beanstalk. The broad leaves split and have comedy cheese like holes appear as the plant matures. The 'Deliciosa' translates to 'delicious' referring to the edible fruit. The Genus, 'Monstera' is named from the Latin word meaning Monstrous. 

Please note our regular variants will primarily grow vertically, whilst our Bush variants will be more spread out.