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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.