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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 as a natural product, the plant you receive may vary to that shown in appearance, leaf/stem count and overall size. We always recommend going by your chosen variant's listed pot measurement and approximate 'overall' height for the best idea of how yours will look upon arrival. See our Size Guide above for further measurement guidance and decorative pot recommendations. Decorative pots sold separately.

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. 

Otherwise known as Fantasy Venice, this trendy houseplant is all the better in the flesh! A joyful plant with flamboyant pink, green and purple leaves with sweet white and yellow flowers that grow from pink buds - did you catch all of that? It's colourful and striking! A semi-trailing habit, this plant suits a shelf or hanging plant pot as the vines start to hang over with the weight of the stems.