Philodendron scandens ‘Brazil’ is a popular plant. Heart-shaped, glossy leaves with a yellow variegated colour. Grows best in a semi-shaded spot.

Evergreen glossy green leaves turning red and copper from autumn. Beautiful magenta pink flowers in the spring.

Beautiful white flowers in April/May. prefers a sunny to semi-shaded location.

Miniature climbing plant native to tropical rainforests with smaller leaves than most varieties that change shape as it grows.

Renowned for their white spoon-shaped flowers and air-purifying qualities.

Known for its hand-shaped leaves. Requires little light, water and maintenance, which makes it ideal for interior planting.

Small lime-green finger-shaped leaves, spotted from creamy white to yellow.

A fern with beautiful, slightly wavy grey-blue leaves. Easily adapts to most conditions, but does not like bright sunlight.

The Aglaonema ‘Crete’ is an easy plant to grow, enjoying a reasonably light spot avoiding direct sunlight. Distinctive pink/red stems and leaves.

A popular plant with heart-shaped, glossy leaves emerging bronze-coloured and then quickly turn green.

The Aglaonema ‘Maria’ is an easy plant, growing best in a reasonably light spot but not in direct sunlight. Green leaf with a light pattern.

The Asparagus falcatus is a thorny plant, a cross between an asparagus plant and a curly fern. Easy to care for, it grows best in a reasonably light spot away from full sun.

A beautiful bright green curly fern that keeps its colour all year round.

Also known as the Curly Fern. A strong plant with an abundance of fringes and frizzy leaves.

The Chlorophytum comosum ‘Ocean’ is a simple air-purifying plant. Also known as Zebra Grass due to its white leaf stripes and white outer edge.

A graceful plant with small leathery and slightly heart-shaped leaves.

The Ctenanthe Burle- Marxii (Calathea amabilis), also called Nel, is a good air-purifying plant, distinguished by its leaf pattern and dark red underside. At night the plant’s leaves pull together and a rustling can be heard.

Small plant with an attractive leaf pattern of pink on lime green.

Also known as the Swiss Cheese Plant, this air-purifying creeping climbing plant also does well in darker places. The Monstera is known for its large, shiny, holey leathery leaves.

Characteristic silver veins on the leaves. Requires minimal water and is very easy to maintain.

The Dracaena fragrans ‘Malaika’, also known as the Dragon Plant, is an easy to care for plant that also helps purify the air. It thrives in full sun as well as shade.

Lauded as one of the best most air-purifying plants. Beautiful light green golden yellow leaves and easy to maintain.

The Epipremnum ‘Marble Queen’ is an air-purifying plant with variegated leaves. The plant grows best in a light spot, away from full sun.

Lauded as one of the best most air-purifying plants. Beautiful green leaves and easy to maintain.

The Epipremnum ‘N’Joy’ is an air-purifying plant that grows best in a light spot rather than full sun. The plant is characterised by its white spotted leaves.

The Microsorum diversifolium is also called the Kangaroo Fern. The plant grows best in a sheltered place. The dark green leaves are deeply incised and have black petioles.

Beautiful broad green leaves with lime-coloured edges.

The Philodendron minima is an easy-care plant and with air-purifying qualities. The plant grows well in a shady spot.

A large plant with deep green leaves. Ideally suited for a shady spot in the room or office, preferably not to be placed in direct sunlight.

The Platycerium bifurcatum, also known as the stag horn fern, grows best in a light, shady spot. The mantle leaves are broad and round and provide support for the pendulous fertile leaves.

An indoor plant with beautiful variegated leaves.

The Scindapsus pictus is known as the Lucky Plant. The plant purifies the air and grows best in a place not directly in full sun. The plant is characterised by its small white dotted green leaves.

Also known as Grass Lily. Known for air purifying qualities. A strong plant with tubers in the soil that contain reserve food.

The Alchemilla mollis, also known as Lady’s Mantle, has round, hairy and serrated leaves. The Alchemilla mollis flowers from May/June to July/August and can be planted in both sunny and shady spots.

The Asplenium scolopendrium, also called Tongue Fern, is an evergreen fern with large, elongated, glossy leaves. The plant grows best in a shady spot.

Also called a nest fern in Dutch. Beautiful fresh leathery, shiny green color with wild curly leaves.

The Carex oshimensis ‘Evergreen’ is a hardy ornamental grass and perfect as ground cover. In May and June the plant flowers with fine spikes of a beautiful bronze colour.

Also called the nest fern, from the stripe fern family. Bundled, 50 to 150 cm long light green undivided leaves, with a black midrib and corrugated leaf margins. Ideal for sunny or shady areas.

The Dryopteris erythrosora, also called Red Veil Fern, is an evergreen fern. Its leaf colour is variegated green/orangey-brown.  It grows best in a shady spot.

A graceful plant with fine lace-like, needle-shaped leaves. Resembles a fern but is actually an ornamental asparagus.

Geranium cantabrigiense ‘Cambridge’ or Pelican’s Beak blooms with lilac-coloured small flowers in June-July and has small leaves.

A fern related to the well-known oak fern. Air-purifying with beautiful bright green, slightly shiny leaves.

The Helleborus foetidus is an evergreen plant with deeply incised leaves resembling palm leaves. The plant blooms from December/January into spring and produces green/yellow flowers.

The Lonicera nitida ‘Maigrun’ is a hardy evergreen shrub. The leaves are small and shiny. It is an easy plant that can be planted in any aspect.

The Vinca minor is a strong evergreen ground cover plant. Blooming very early in the spring with blue flowers, Vinca suits both sunny and shady spots. The Vinca will produce more flowers in the sun than in the shade.

Also known as foam flower or Persian cap. Ground cover perennial with a pale pink plume-shaped flower. Reaches 20cm height and flowers between April and May.

Clump-forming, semi-evergreen perennial with rosettes from heart-shaped to broad oval, deeply lobed, bright to yellow-green leaves with maroon-marked veins. Dense, upright racemes of fluffy, pale pink flowers appearing from late spring to summer.

Also known as the Common Oak Fern. Evergreen with leathery leaves and orange traces on the bottom. Reasonably drought tolerant, likes partial shade and grows up to 30 cm high. Does not tolerate lime in the soil.

Decorative leaves with dark leaf veins. The lobed leaves are mint green, covered with silver markings. The stems of the deep pink flowers grow longer in late spring.

Striking dark purple-red leaf colour and the leaves are curled at the leaf edge and show beautiful white flower clusters between June and September.

Also known as the Purple Bell. Striking leaf color and the leaves are curled and show beautiful cream-white flower clusters between June and September.

Softly ruffled and ruffled lime-green leaves that retain their bright colour. Small bell-shaped white flowers appear in late spring on slender stems.

Beautifully marbled dark leaves with light pink to pink flowers between June-August.

Also known as Cranesbill. Semi-evergreen with bright pink-red flowers from May-July.

A pelargonium, with small blue-lilac-coloured flowers. Smaller leaves than most geraniums.

Beautiful leaf colour with white to yellow-white middles and green leaf margins. Flowers with light brown spikes in May/June.