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Originating in the sun soaked tropical lands of Central Africa, this lovely Euphorbia Trigona Rubra, more commonly known as the African Milk Tree is a captivating decorative piece that is sure to spark curiosity and fascination. Architectural and unique, this plant is perfect for adding some verticality to your living space.

A walk on the wild side - The scale-like pattern on the leaves give this Crocodile Fern an unusual tropical feel. A vibrant green with dark netted veins on long glossy leaves draws the eye and appears to glisten in the light. A fantastic feature plant with an animalistic attitude that could capture the attention of any audience.

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!

This Pachypodium Lamerai, more commonly known by its tropical sounding name the Madagascar Palm, is a majestic flowering stem succulent that is sure to inspire and captivate endlessly. Possessing arching glossy-emerald leaves streaming outwards from the very apex of its fascinating spiked trunk, it's a breeze to care for and impossible not to love. The size and appearance of this Pachypodium provide it immense versatility, so it makes for a great plant to add a bit of natural decor to your home or office. 

These stunning Zamioculcas Zamiifolia plants - commonly known as the ZZ - are a captivatingly beautiful variety admired for their beginner-friendly qualities, shade tolerance, air-purifying abilities, and distinctly tropical architectural style! They are perennial natives of Africa in the wild, and their vibrant silhouette makes them an ideal decorative companion whether in the office, at home, and beyond. They can inspire just about anywhere, and their easy care requirements makes them superb for gifting too!

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!