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With pretty variegated emerald-green and golden yellow leaves that give this plant a lost treasure look, it's no wonder that this Golden Pothos is a popular trailing plant. The stunning colour combination just radiates optimism and clarity - perfect for inspiration in both work and personal life. Due to the Devil's Ivy nature to grow long vines, this plant would look great on shelves or as a hanging plant.   

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

Pet-friendly, air-purifying and excellent for beginners, these inspiring Areca Palms - also known as Dypsis lutescens- are fantastic for decorating at home, in the office and beyond with their vibrant glossy leaves & incredible tropical appearance! Their highly adaptable nature means they can thrive and shine just about anywhere that is sunny or partially shaded, and their straightforward care requirements make them superb for gifting to anyone regardless of experience. In the wild the Areca Palm variety is native to Madagascar, and by caring for yours, it'll care for you too by cleaning your air and providing numerous mental health benefits! Please note decorative pots are sold separately, and exact structure can naturally vary. 

These fantastic Strelitzia Nicolai plants - also known as 'Birds of Paradise' - are sure to captivate & inspire wherever they go with their stunning foliage & white flower blooms! They are evergreen, vibrant perennials that are perfect for decorating living rooms, offices, restaurants and more year-round, and their straight-forward care means they can be enjoyed by just about everyone. Be sure to keep a keen eye on yours between late Winter and Spring as around this time you'll often see it produce some incredible white and blue flowers that are great for drawing attention and sparking conversation!

It is completely normal for mature specimens to have split leaves, they do this to allow light to access the lower portion of the plant! 

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