Tropicals

Bird's nest ferns (Asplenium nidus) are naturally epiphytic, meaning they grow on the surface of other plants. In their rainforest homes, they can ...

False aralia (Dizygotheca elegantissima), also known as spider aralia or threadleaf aralia, is grown for its attractive foliage. The long, narrow, ...

Light: Fiddle leaf figs or ficus  prefer lots of bright, filtered light. Keep your fiddle leaf fig near a sunny, east-facing window so it can take ...

Snake plants are one of our most popular house plants.  Zeylinica is known for its beautiful silver colour and horizontal stripes  extremely easy t...

Dracena’s make an excellent low to medium light houseplant,  plants can get quite tall- the lower leaves will gradually fall off to reveal a thin d...

native to Madagascar these are a favourite of customers and staff alike.  the irregular, thick leaves and striking coloring add interest to summer ...

Snake plants are one of our most popular house plants. 🌞full to partial sun  💧water sparingly 

These ferns are wonderful low light houseplants. They like a light, high draining potting mixture, keep fairly moist. Bright indirect light 

Miniature trees very fragrant 

Polka dot begonia. Very rare. Like lots of humidity 

Stromanthe have beautiful white and green variegation in top and bright and bold purple on the bottom. Great for low light environments, and like t...

This plants will gobble up unsuspecting flies, they are bog plants and like a damp soil with a high humidity environment  

These beautiful plants can flower for up to 6 months! They require bright light with some direct sun.

Great tropicals  perfect for part sun locations or as a thriller element in seasonal planters. 

A mix of succulents pre potted for an explosion of awesomeness 

Tiger eyes sumac shrubs. 1.5 gallon pot size. Full sun.

Wanda types are vigorous and easy plant and perhaps the toughest primer of all

Tropical arrangement 

Great indoor or outdoor annual plant, great Center piece for any garden

Size: 8-18 Inches tall Water: Allow 100% of pot to dry before watering (50% when flowering) Sun: Full Sun A desert rose is a type of succulent plan...

Attached are photos and listings for our 4” Echiveria Echiveria are low growing rosette type  succulents and are known to be heat tolerant and easy...

Attached are photos and listings for our 4” Jades  Jade are part of the crassula family of succulents and are known to be heat tolerant and easy to...

Adorable and very popular, these 2” potted succulents and echeveria are some of our best plants year round! like chocolates in a box... we bet you ...

Sedum Burrito, also known as Burro's Tail or Donkey's Tail Succulent, is native to Mexico. It is an easy-to-grow perennial succulent and can tolera...

We will do our best to match your colour requests. Ranunculus flowers are incredibly distinct and unique: they are made up of dozens of brightly co...

We will do our best to match your colour requests.  A beautiful classic! Place in very bright location; at least 6 hours of full sun a day. Water t...

We will do our best to match your colour requests.  Hydrangeas absorb water quickly. Keep the soil of hydrangea plants evenly moist and well draine...

We will do our best to match your colour requests. Please indicate if you are looking for white, red, orange, pink or purple in the comments. Ciner...

We will do our best to match your colour requests. Please indicate if you are looking for white, red, orange, pink or purple in the comments. Kal...

Part Sun to Partial Shade easy care

Pale blue baby tears with red vines. 💧average to light  🌤🌞part to full sun 

Tropical plant Care for Schefflera plants is ideal in most warm areas such as homes, offices or in warm greenhouses. Schefflera require an evenly m...

Full Size: 6-8 Feet Watering: Allow 50-75% of pot to dry Sun: Bright Indirect  Soil: Tropical Mix  Introducing the Burgundy Rubber Tree, a stunnin...

Low maintenance, drought tolerant, deer resistant.., chick charm Hen & Chick plants are pretty darn perfect. Hardy to our zone and oh so pretty...