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Native to Northern Mexico, this iconic Bunny Ears Cactus is widely known for its cute, captivating silhouette reminiscent of a rabbit's oval-shaped ears! It's a special low maintenance succulent so makes for a perfect companion when brightening up those less-travelled areas. It's also popular as a thoughtful gift to loved ones looking to grow their green thumb!

Please note, not all Bunnies have two ears! Some have one big ear whilst others may have three or four! You may also experience the odd dropped ear after transit, but rest assured, these can simply be replanted back into the soil to continue growing cheerfully. Decorative pots sold separately, handle with care on arrival as some spines may have come loose in transit.

If you're on the search for a popular plant that is easy to care for, air purifying and pet-friendly, these stunning String of Turtles are a must-have! They are well admired for their low maintenance and distinct trailing foliage reminiscent of turtles - plus are great for decorating whether at home, in the office & beyond. They are ideal for both beginners and seasoned growers alike, and their tropical Ecuadorian rainforest origins give them a wonderfully distinct style that is sure to offer inspiration and fascination wherever they may go. 

As an added bonus, these are also fantastic propagators if you're up for an experiment, or want to share your green friend with loved ones! Please note foliage can naturally vary plant-to-plant and depending on the size chosen, with some foliage loss being common and to be expected in transit. Decorative pots sold separately. 

A beautifully pastel, scented orchid. It is not unusual for the branching spikes to produce a prolific spray of fragrant deep-red flowers with white tips which have a pleasing aroma of chocolate. 

Please note decorative pots are sold separately, and structures/colours can vary slightly to that shown depending on screen settings and as each one is different - just like us! Whilst infrequent, some minor flower loss on in-bloom varieties can occur when moving environments.