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The Mammillaria Elongata Rubra, more commonly known as the Gold Lace Cactus or Ladyfinger Cactus is a wonderfully easy to care for houseplant admired for its towering central stem surrounded by smaller stems in a sort of cactus rosette. They're Mexico natives so sure to add some cheerful tropical auras to its surroundings, and its colourful spines and beautiful pink/yellow flowers are sure to inspire! 

A beautiful colourful succulent that channels the vibrancy of summer flowers through its lovely colour-gradient foliage. Add tones of greens and purples to your home with a stunning Sand Rose - a wonderful rosette of foliage giving a classic look. Perfect for a living space or office that needs a little lift in colour. A calming plant with air purifying properties - channel warm relaxing summer evenings with the Sand Rose. Similar to the Anacampseros 'Sunrise' in shape but with a deeper tone.

The perfect, pet-friendly way to celebrate the holidays and New Year! Our potted Picea Christmas Tree makes for a classic sentimental gift to a loved one looking for a natural, non-artificial Christmas Tree that they can admire for years to come. It's potted with roots, so after the big day arrives you can plant it outside and watch it grow ready for the next one!

This curious looking cylindrical semi-succulent is a must to make an architectural statement in your home. With elegant spear like foliage theses easy care plants filter airborne toxins from your home, and are drought and shade tolerant.

This beautiful, rare and easy-care Pilosocereus Azureus, more commonly known as the Blue Torch Cactus, is a well admired, flowering succulent known for its unique blue-green complexion and traditional Cacti appearance. These fascinating tropical cacti have their origins in the vibrant lands of Brazil, the Caribbean and Mexico, so make for excellent decorative pieces and conversation starters. You'll also find that as they grow and age, their incredible blue colours enhance and improve!

Please note height and stem count can differ to that photographed depending on the variety selected and natural factors from plant-to-plant.