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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.

These captivating Mistletoe 'Oasis' Cactis - also known as 'Rhipsalis heteroclada' are pet-friendly, air-purifying and great for beginners! They're best known for their stunning lengthy fleshy leaves and vibrant nature, plus their distinct cascading foliage silhouette. Perfect for brightening up and decorating all sorts of spaces with their versatility, they're sure to inspire in bedrooms, living rooms, workplaces, restaurants & more! 

Spider plants are always at the top of the must-have plants lists for a few good reasons: they are super easy to keep, have air-purifying qualities and can be situated in most conditions with little complaint. The Bonnie is a fun take on the traditional Spider plant with its crazy curly leaves that go every which way. A bad hair day? No way! 

If you're feeling clever, the official name for the Bilberry is Myrtillocactus Geometrizans. A blue-green cactus with five or six 'ribs', it can grow up to 5 metres tall in it's natural habitat. A mature plant will gift you with creamy white flowers in Summer. Long spines will make you want to keep your distance from this beauty, but the long, dark-red edible fruits might change your mind. Please note height and stem count can differ depending on natural variance and the variant selected.

Spider plants are always at the top of the must-have plants lists for a few good reasons: they are super easy to keep, have air-purifying qualities and can be situated in most conditions with little complaint. The Bonnie is a fun take on the traditional Spider plant with its crazy curly leaves that go every which way. A bad hair day? No way!