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Botanical name: Monstera deliciosa
Common name: Fruit Salad Plant, Swiss cheese Plant

This large leafed climber is the go to plant for tricky positions where impact is needed. It adds a tropical touch to rooms, and can be grown on a totem, as a stand-alone plant, indoors and outside in a shady courtyard.

Care instructions.
Light: shady gardens and undercrofts outdoors, inside it prefers well-lit areas but will also cope in darker spots.
Watering: allow it to dry out slightly between watering, and ease off over winter.
Feeding: apply slow release fertiliser in spring.

Tip: As the plant grows taller you may need to give it a totem for support.

Fruit salad plants develop a banana-like fruit that is toxic if eaten before it bursts into small pieces. Can be eaten once it has opened up naturally, tastes like fruit salad!

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Botanical name: Spathiphyllum
Common name: Peace Lily

Care instructions.
Light: Bright indirect light will produce flowers, also tolerant of darker positions.

Watering: Water regularly in spring and summer, less in autumn and winter. Pebbles in a saucer of water underneath will help increase humidity.

Feeding: Liquid feed every month during the warmer weather to stop the leaves from yellowing.

Tip: Remove old flowering stems at the base of the plant with secateurs.
The Peace Lily is one of the best air purifiers and will also cope in air conditioned rooms. 

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Botanical name: Epipremnum aureum (Pothos)
Common name: Devil's Ivy

Care instructions.

Light: bright, indirect light maintains the colouring best, though it will grow in darker positions
Watering: water weekly in the warmer months of the year, allowing it to slightly dry out between watering.
Feeding: liquid feed every month.

Tip: you can trim leggy growth and propagate the tendrils easily in water.
Devil’s Ivy is one of the best air purifiers

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Botanical name: Zamioculcas zamifolia
Common name: Zanzibar Gem

Care instructions.
Light: will cope with darker positions than most 
indoor plants, though will also grow outside in the shade.
Watering: keep it on the dryer side over winter and never sit in a saucer of water as it can rot.
Feeding: slow release plant food in spring.

Tip: these are very slow growing plants so be patient or buy one the size you need it straight away. They can also be divided once they clump. This is best done in spring.

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Botanical name: Strelitzia nicolai
Common name: Giant Bird of Paradise

A great choice for instant height in a room. Its banana-like fronds fan out and upwards, creating an instant oasis in your home. Sometimes used for outdoors, and a great screening plant for tubs, avoid planting them in the ground unless you have the space for a 6m sensation!

Care instructions.
Light: inside a bright, well-lit position is best. Outdoors they will grow in shade and even full sun.
Watering: make sure you let it drain freely, and never have water sitting in the saucer. It likes to be reasonably moist over the warm months, but as the weather cools, ease off the water and let it dry out slightly between drinks.
Feeding: use liquid fertiliser every few weeks, as per instructions on the pack.

Tip: use a moist cloth to wipe down the leaves and keep them free of dust. A little white oil or melted coconut oil can be applied to give them an extra luscious shine.
Giant Birds of Paradise don’t respond well to excessive wind, as it can tear their leaves easily.

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Botanical name: Chamaedorea elegans
Common name: Parlour Palm

Parlour Palm (Chamaedorea elegans) is perfect for indoors due to its low light tolerance, slow growth and diminutive habit.  It’s been used for decades successfully and is the quintessential potted palm.  It also works well as a kokedama. 

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Botanical name: Ficus Elastica 'Burgundy'
Common name: Burgundy Rubber Plant

Description:

‘Burgundy’ has deep purplish black leaves the colour of claret. New shoots are salmon coloured and they deepen as they age.

Care instructions. 

Light: very adaptable and will cope with direct sun and shade.
Watering: let it dry out slightly between watering, and decrease frequency over winter.
Feeding: liquid fertilise every month during their growing season.

Tip: you can take aerial cuttings of any leggy branches easily by nicking the stem and placing a bundle of moist pot of peat moss around this incision held in by cling film. Once it has taken root, remove from the main plant and re pot. 
Rubber trees grow into large canopy trees and should not be planted in the ground.

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Botanical name: Asplenium nidus
Common name: Bird Nest Fern

Birds Nest Fern has broad leaf like fronds to 2 metres long in a vase like a cluster. This Australian rainforest plant makes a dramatic indoor specimen particularly in a large tub or can grow happily in the ground outdoors in a shady area and even in tree limbs as it’s epiphytic. 

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Botanical name: Chlorophytum comosum ‘Variegatum’
Common name: Ribbon plant

Ribbon Plant is also known as spider plant, due to the clusters of babies it produces at the ends of thread like growth. There are also dwarf and curly forms to look out for. They are perfect for shelving, hanging baskets, and outside in the garden for edging, retaining walls, and embankments in shady areas.

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Botanical name: Nephrolepsis exaltata var Bostoniensis
Common name: Boston Fern

Famous for its fabulous fronds and graceful elegance in a hanging basket, Boston ferns can spill down up to a metro, which also makes them perfect for pedestals. 

Care instructions.
Light: brightly well-lit areas indoors.
Watering: don’t let them dry out in summer, though you can ease off in winter unless they are in a windy position.
Feeding: liquid fertiliser applied at half strength every fortnight is ideal.

Tip: they love humidity so misting them regularly with an mist/spray bottle will help them stay fresh. In late winter cut back removes any dead or dry foliage and encourages new growth in spring.

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Kokedamas, or Japanese style moss balls, are right on trend at the moment. They can be hung like garden baubles or simply sat in a ceramic saucer for an elegant look for your coffee table.

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Botanical name: Howea forsteriana
Common name: Kentia Palm

Kentia palms (Howea forsteriana) are popular the world around due to their hardiness and adaptability. Their dark green, elegant foliage and graceful, arching fronds made it perfect for interiors.  They live happily in pots for many, many years, and are great for providing a canopy in shady gardens. 

Indoors, it is the best pick of palms to cope with low light positions, though will do best if spelled outside in the shade to recover. Lord Howe Island’s greatest export to the world is the Kentia Palm, which is called thatch palm there as it is used for thatching.

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Botanical name: Homalomena
Common name: Maggie

Botanical name: Tillandsia
Common name: Air Plants

Care instructions:
Light: indoors with bright natural indirect light, can be outdoors in warm shaded position .
Watering: dunk in water every week, leave to soak for 10 minutes. Do not leave sitting in water as air plants will rot.
Feeding: Dilute small amount of soluble fertiliser in a bucket of water to dunk air plants in. Do this fortnightly in warmer weather.

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Botanical name: Philodendron x tatei 'Congo' 
Common name: Philodendron Congo, also called ‘Rojo Congo’

Description:

This large leafed form has dark green leaves when mature, but as the new growth comes out the shoots are coppery orange. Also called ‘Rojo Congo’.

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Botanical name: Dypsis lutescens
Common name: Golden Cane Palm

Golden Cane Palms are prized for their golden stems and bright green fronds.  They will grow happily in any frost-free position, and when planted outdoors can grow to 6m.  One of the charming characteristics of this palm is its suckering habit, which means that as it grows taller it also gets thicker and bushier. 

Just remember to have enough room for it if you’re planting it outside, and don’t put it too close to any structures.  Indoors and pots are perfect partners for golden cane palms.

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Botanical name: Sanseveria trifasciata ‘Hahnii’
Common name: Mother-in-Law’s Tongue or Hahns Snake Plant

Description: 

This cultivar has dark green leaves and gold stripes and form a funnel at the base creating a small rosette.  It is a dwarf form.

Care instructions;
Light: extremely adaptable and will cope with full sun, or shade, or indoors.
Watering: the more sun they get the more you will need to water. Let dry out between watering, and reduce frequency in winter. Never sit in a saucer.
Feeding: Apply slow release fertiliser in spring.

Tip: you can divide clumps once they have completely filled the pot.
Over watering or overly dark positions will result in leaves bending over.

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Botanical name: Ficus elastica 'Ruby'
Common name: Ruby Rubber Plant

Description:

‘Ruby’ has ruby coloured new shoots, which as they unfurl reveal their mottled pattern of pink, cream, white and green.

Size: 300mm

Care instructions. 

Light: very adaptable and will cope with direct sun and shade.
Watering: let it dry out slightly between watering, and decrease frequency over winter.
Feeding: liquid fertilise every month during their growing season.

Tip: you can take aerial cuttings of any leggy branches easily by nicking the stem and placing a bundle of moist pot of peat moss around this incision held in by cling film. Once it has taken root, remove from the main plant and re pot. 
Rubber trees grow into large canopy trees and should not be planted in the ground.

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Botanical Name:Terrarium Plants

Pot Size: 70mm

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Botanical name: Philodendron cordatum
Common name: Heart leafed Philodendron

Description:

This species has heart shaped leaves, making it the perfect plant for your partner.  It is a climbing form, though will also trail in baskets.

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Botanical name: Epipremnum aureum 'Goldilocks'
Common name: Goldilocks (Pothos/Devils Ivy)

Description: 
This cultivar has a solid lime green leaf.

Care instructions.

Light: bright, indirect light maintains the colouring best, though it will grow in darker positions
Watering: water weekly in the warmer months of the year, allowing it to slightly dry out between watering.
Feeding: liquid feed every month.

Tip: you can trim leggy growth and propagate the tendrils easily in water.
Devil’s Ivy is one of the best air purifiers

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Botanical name: Dracaena fragrans 'Massangeana'
Common name: Happy Plant

Happy Plant (Draceana fragrans ‘Massangeana’) is sometimes known as Corn Plant due to its similarity to corn growing. That’s where the comparison ends, as Happy Plants really enjoy living inside, and a remarkably adaptable to various positions and tough as long as they get lots of water.

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