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This fascinating Alice Sundew plant - also known as Drosera Aliciae is a wonderful carnivorous perennial that is great for keeping your happy home free of flies! Native to South Africa, and easier to grow than a Venus Fly Trap, it has incredibly captivating, sticky leaves that provide it great visual versatility. 

Pachira Aquatica, also known as a Money Tree, is the perfect way to invite wealth and prosperity into your home - according to Feng Shui! With fantastic textured green leaves spreading out like a star in 5 different directions, this stunning tree makes an intriguing houseplant. The calming nature of this plant is said to reduce cortisol levels in the blood and decrease stress levels in the home. Perfect for the bedroom for a good night's sleep! Stem count per pot may vary. 

A simple yet sophisticated looking pot! This pot would be ideal for a succulent or cactus!

Please note, whilst we aim for the colours in our product photographs to be as true-to-life as possible, minor variances can occur depending on computer screen settings. Pot shapes may also vary slightly, and sizes shown are based on their maximum suitable nursery pot. As such, a plant from our store with a 10cm nursery pot should fit comfortably in most ceramic/decorative pots at this size or beyond.

This show-stopping vine is absolutely stunning! Aptly named due to its Zebra like patterning, this wonderful plant is unique and glorious. Truly fabulous, it wears it's stripes with pride. Intriguing patterned leaves and a trailing vine nature - this Zebra Basket Vine really earns it stripes! A visually stunning vine with vibrant green leaves showing patterns of purple from underneath, give this lovely plant a striped zebra look. Native to Thailand and Malaysia, this houseplant brings that rainforest feeling to any space. This plant loves humidity so it is the perfect houseplant for a shower or bathroom!

The Swiss Cheese Plant, sometimes known as a split-leaf philodendron is not actually a philodendron but a tough epiphytic vine that, when happy climbs like Jack on his beanstalk. The broad leaves split and have comedy cheese like holes appear as the plant matures. The 'Deliciosa' translates to 'delicious' referring to the edible fruit. The Genus, 'Monstera' is named from the Latin word meaning Monstrous. 

Please note our regular variants will primarily grow vertically, whilst our Bush variants will be more spread out.