Beautiful, evergreen, multi-stemmed palm with feathery, arching leaves. One of the most popular houseplants and adds a tropical touch to living rooms, offices receptions and patios. Does well in bright light indoors and on patios and needs moderate watering. Benefits with occasional misting to increase humidity.

An evergreen perennial, this plant is widely cultivated for it’s dramatic, colourful flowers and structural shape. The beautiful orange, blue and white flowering display can be admired during May to December.

Strelitzia is a bold structural plant that is wind resistant and grows well in coastal gardens too.   Provided that they are given lots of bright light with some direct sun they can be successfully grown indoors.  Feed with compost in early spring before new growth begins and then fertilize during the growing season. Indigenous.

Large-lobed, evergreen leaves add a tropical flair to any space. Philodendron Hope can be used as a solitary specimen, in lobbies, on patios or in the garden. An easy-care plant that filters toxins from the air when used indoors. Great in containers -indoors or outdoors. Plant in well drained soil. 

This lush and bold plant with its jungle leaves will make an impact in any space. Mainly an indoor plant or veranda plant, but will do well outdoors against a tree. Position in a light spot and water well in summer and feed with a liquid fertiliser. Water less in winter. An easy house plant.

The leaves of the young plant are heart shaped and under the right conditions the leaves will get bigger and develop oval holes. Wipe the leaves with a cloth dipped in buttermilk or a commercial leaf gloss to get leaves shiny. 

An attention-grabbing evergreen that effortlessly brings a lush tropical ambiance to your garden. Notably, while its appearance is captivating, its aggressive root system requires mindful placement away from paths and structures.

Moreover, it's a versatile choice as it can thrive both outdoors and as an indoor plant. Indigenous and well-suited for coastal environments, this plant offers a touch of paradise to any garden.

Snake plants, sometimes referred to as mother-in-law's-tongue, are some of the toughest plants you can find. They are one of the best plants to clean indoor air, especially for people with allergies. Whether indoors, in your garden or on your balcony, these spiky beauties lends themselves to being grouped with other plants for striking contrast. 

A best-seller. Popular due to its attractive foliage, drought tolerance and pest free nature this plant looks fantastic in hanging baskets or containers. Widely used as a quick spreading ground cover for outdoor garden landscaping. The variegated leaves brighten up a shady area. This favourite prefers partial shade, especially in hot climates.  The plant produces long, slender stems which carry white flowers and plantlets at the tip of the flowers.  A single plant with its stems soon become a mother plant surrounded by its 'babies' and therefore the name 'hen and chickens' Water regularly during the growing season but sparingly in winter when the plant is dormant. They prefer being watered from the bottom and not from above. Indigenous. 

This highly popular indoor plant showcases delicate foliage on slender, dark stems. To care for it indoors, place it in a location with indirect light, maintain consistent moisture, and consider occasional misting to provide the humidity it loves. Despite its delicate appearance, it can also thrive outdoors when placed in shaded or partially shaded areas in your garden. When planting it outdoors, ensure well-drained soil and protection from direct sunlight.

Often mistaken for a palm, the Cycas revoluta, or Sago Palm, is in fact an ancient cycad species native to Japan and Taiwan. With its perfectly symmetrical rosette of dark green fronds, it adds bold structure and timeless elegance to any garden or indoor space.

This slow-growing but striking plant is highly valued in landscaping for its sculptural form and evergreen foliage. Watch in wonder as new fronds emerge soft and curled before stiffening into their classic, glossy shape.

• Ideal for rock gardens, containers, or indoor display
• Male plants produce cones; females may form bright orange seed masses
• Grows best in bright, indirect light or morning sun
• Protect from harsh afternoon sun and frost
• Water moderately—keep soil moist but never soggy
• Feed only when new leaves begin to grow

A truly low-maintenance showpiece, Cycas revoluta is as ancient as it is modern—perfect for contemporary garden design or indoor greenery.

An elegant and decorative palm, ideal for pool areas and small gardens. A slender medium-sized palm with a single stem that is topped with a crown of leaves that can each be up to 2.5 m long. Attractive when planted  along a driveway. Flowers in summer followed by red berry fruit. Fabulous in pots.

Snake plants, sometimes referred to as mother-in-law's-tongue, are some of the toughest plants you can find. Whether indoors, in your garden or on your balcony, these spiky beauties with green and silver leaves can put up with almost anything. .

Neat compactly clustered foliage on arched fonds resembling a cat's tail. Looks great when planted in groups under trees. A hardy, evergreen, perennial. Tiny white, fragrant flowers in summer, followed by showy red berries from March that are attractive to birds. Easy to grow and indigenous. Can be grown as an indoor plant. It tolerates plenty of water but can handle drying out now and then.

This evergreen beauty showcases glossy, oval leaves in a chic palette of dark green with stylish hints of pink and cream. Ruby loves medium indirect light but thrives with a touch of brightness to keep her variegated leaves on point.

Not just a style icon, she's also an air-purifying superstar, filtering toxins to keep your space fresh and clean. And for that extra shine, treat her to a leafy spa day with a gentle wipe using buttermilk or leaf gloss.

Hope is a soft succulent with light green, round foliage that is slightly thicker than most other peperomia varieties. These easy to care for beauties are ideal to bring a modern dash of colour to your interior space.

Long leaves unfold from the heart of the fern which is covered in chocolate coloured hairs resembling a bird's nest.  One of the best places to keep this fern is near a shower or bath where it will receive optimal humidity. It is best to keep sufficient space around the leaves as the edges are easily damaged. Can also be grown in the garden in filtered light. Do not water directly into the rosette to prevent rot. This low-maintenance beauty performs best in well-draining soil. 

The Kalanchoe Calandiva is an evergreen, bushy succulent plant with glossy green leaves. The flower buds are large and produce flowers, which bloom for almost six weeks long. Flowers range from white, red, purple, pink and orange.

Chlorophytum comosum vittata stands out with its green-edged leaves, a deviation from the typical yellow variegation.

This indoor favorite excels in air purification and adapts beautifully to hanging baskets, containers, or as a ground cover in outdoor gardens, especially in partial shade.

Its slender stems produce delicate white flowers and 'babies,' earning it the endearing name 'hen and chickens.' Keep the soil consistently moist, avoiding waterlogged conditions, and water from the bottom. As an indigenous plant, it effortlessly blends into its environment

A very popular flowering houseplant, with glossy oval leaves that emerge from the ground. With enough light, your Peace lily will produce striking white flowers starting in the early summer, blooming throughout the year in the right conditions. Can withstand darker growing conditions but will not flower.

Does not want its roots wet and enjoys water at room temperature and not cold water. A good air purifier.

This versatile, low maintenance cultivar makes an excellent house plant, and is also ideal for hanging baskets or as a ground cover in the garden. In summer tiny white flowers are followed by attractive, bright red berries. Indigenous.  Can be grown as an indoor plant. It tolerates plenty of water but can handle drying out now and then.

A succulent perennial with erect, fleshy , bluish-green pencil-like stems. They are adorned with purple-green patterns and lined with soft spines along the sides. Brilliant red to orange thistle like flowers appear in summer. Easy to grow, the pickle plant is great for containers and can be used as a houseplant. Slightly cascading when mature,it is also perfect for hanging baskets.Also excellent for rock gardens and succulent gardens to add colour contrast and interest.

A striking ornamental hybrid succulent with a unique form. The densely stacked leaves form a geometric square column shape.  The silver-grey-green leaves are flat and soft with upward folding edges. Can be grown indoors if given enough light. Small and low maintenance. Side branches may grow over time.  Water once the soil feels dry.

Lyrata Bambino has smaller and darker leaves than the normal Fiddle Leaf Fig. The leaves also grow closer together, giving the plant a more compact look.  

These extremely popular, undemanding, houseplants is one of todays 'it' plants. They grace the pages of magazines and instagram. They prefer lots of bright filtered light and should be kept away from drafts. They grow outdoors in a sub-tropical climate and should therefore be kept indoors or on a protected patio in the Western Cape. Misting and sponging the leaves are beneficial and buttermilk or commercial leaf gloss will enhance the sheen of the leaves. Only water when the soil feels dry. 

A succulent, evergreen trailing vine with dainty heart-shaped leaves, marbled with shades of silver and green on the top, and green to purple on the undersides. Bears small pinkish flowers and aerial tubers, which forms at the nodes along the delicate pink stems. Allow the soil to almost dry out before watering. In winter, water very sparingly. 

This quirky and fun trailing succulent with leaves that look like little dolphins will bring instant joy to your surroundings. Easy to grow, waterwise and can be grown indoors or outdoors.

Asplenium 'Crispy Wave' represents a captivating new cultivar of the reliable Bird's Nest Fern. Renowned for its exceptional durability as a houseplant, this sculptural wonder thrives effortlessly indoors, whether gracing your home or office. With its lush, deeply pleated, bright green leaves, it not only adds architectural elegance but also excels at purifying the air. For optimal growth, provide bright, indirect sunlight and remember to water into the soil, not the rosette. 'Crispy Wave' is the epitome of low-maintenance indoor greenery.

This unique succulent has furry, grayish-green leaves with brown spotted tips. Opal-shaped leaves are covered in tiny hairs that gives the plant a velvety look and feel. Once mature they look fantastic placed in hanging baskets or displayed near windows and on shelves. Does best in bright light and indirect sunlight. An essential addition to any indoor succulent plant collection.

A tropical,herbaceous perennial plant, also commonly known as" ZZ plant" or "Emerald palm". It's grown mainly as a houseplant for its attractive ,bright green,glossy foliage and easy care. Bright yellow flowers appear in midsummer to early autumn. Due to its strong, waxy green leaves it is especially suitable for open, bright rooms. They can tolerate poor conditions and neglect, making them an excellent plant for beginner indoor gardens.

Birkin is an easy to care for, but slow growing houseplant.  This philodendron will keep it's compact shape and has gorgeous dark green leaves, variegated with light yellow to cream lines.  Water once a week or as soon as the soil is dry.  *Toxic to pets and small children.

An ornamental shrub-like succulent with v-shaped oblong leaves growing from wine red stems.  The succulent leaves are a transparent green on top and red underneath.  Ruby Glow bears tiny yellow-white flowers on long stems that resembles a mouse tail.

Cotyledon Pendens is an easy starter plant that requires little maintenance, yet is one of the most beautiful succulents. Native to South Africa,they are often seen hanging done cliffs in their natural habitat. Very attractive as an houseplant,due to its leaves that naturally hang down to create cascading beauty. Beautiful bell-shaped flowers in shades of orange and red adds to its charm. Thrives in bright sunlight and requires regular watering , especially during hot summer months.

The foliage of this stunning fern looks like emerald green flames.  An easy to care for houseplant, but do water regularly.  Ideal for a window sill with filtered light or a humid spot in the house or office.

This attractive shrub will form a dense mat, making it ideal as a groundcover or a climber in rocky gardens. It has small dark green leaves on red-brown stems with small yellow-white flowers from late spring.

These popular houseplants will be of major value to your living room. Its eye-catching, waxy heart-shaped spates, breathes an exotic and tropical atmoshere. The Anthurium blossoms constantly, so that you always have a flowering plant. Popular with florists the world over. Place them in a light but not too sunny spot. Water often but not too much.

The golden barrel cactus is armed with golden yellow spines. In its native Mexico, plants can eventually grow to around 90cm wide. It makes an easy to care for plant - feed plants once a month during the growing season, and it does not matter if it dries out from time to time. Be extremely careful not to over water - especially during winter. It makes a real statement when planted one per single contemporary planter. Or, if you have space, to place a set of these in a row in a bed with excellent drainage.

When used as an indoor plant, place the plant by a sunny window. 

Popular due to its attractive foliage, drought tolerance and pest free nature this plant looks great in hanging baskets or containers. Also known as the spider plant or hen-and-chickens. 

* In plastic hanging basket

Lovely trailing evergreen compact vine with delicate bright green, scalloped leaves.  Easy to care for.  Prefers bright, indirect light and well-draining soil.  Water once the top layer of soil is dry.  Ideal as groundcover in a terrarium or will look beautiful in a hanging basket.

Coffea Arabica is not only grown for its coffee beans, but it is also a very popular Indoor Plant. This evergreen broadleaf tree, will produce greenish-yellow or cream coloured flowers, followed with reddish berries. Each of these berries contains two seeds, which eventually become the coffee beans you use to brew coffee. Even though the coffee tree is a vigorous grower, it will take several years before it produces flowers and fruit.

They grow best in a warm, light, airy spot in moist soil. 

Rufibarba's leaves are soft and velvet to the touch. The leaves have an unusual feathery shape and they are a beautiful green on top and deep burgundy underneath.

A very popular indoor plant with a braided trunk. This species is said to bring good luck and fortune. Pachira is an evergreen broadleaf tree with hand-shaped compound leaves. Keep moderately moist in winter. Requires more water in summer. 

A popular and easy to grow houseplant with heart-shaped glossy leaves. You can pinch your plant back to help it branch out, keeping the plant bushy and full. Or you can train it or trail it from a hanging basket. Do not let the plant stand in water and when watering use water at room temperature. 

Beautiful indigenous Calla Lillies, also known as Arum lilies are available in many stunning colours. The brightly coloured ones are referred to as tender Zantedeschias.  Spectacular when planted in mass in outdoor garden beds. Zantedeschias are often used in containers and also used as cut flowers. They have a long vase life and should not be cut with a knife but the stem should rather be pulled out of the plant. They prefer bright light and free draining soil. Consistent moisture is essential. 

Colours may vary depending on availability

The vibrant green leaves have a veined pattern resembling the skin of a crocodile.  A densely clumped fern with upright fronds.  This unique fern will thrive in a humid space.

An easy to care for climbing and trailing indoor plant, with thick lance-shaped leaves, speckled with silver. At first the leaves are purple and will turn green with maturity. May produce dusty pink-purple, star shaped flowers with a sweet scent.

* In plastic hanging basket

These popular garden and container plants resemble miniature aloes. Their charm is in their small size, ease of growth, and the almost infinite variation of their delightful leaves.

The 'Shiva' Fern is a lush, tropical houseplant known for its full, upright shape and finely textured, arching fronds. Its rich green foliage creates a soft, elegant look that instantly adds freshness to indoor spaces. More structured than the common Boston Fern, the 'Shiva' stands out with its tidy growth habit and vibrant color, making it a striking feature in any pot or hanging basket.

Bring a touch of the exotic to your garden with the stunning Adenium obesum (Desert Rose). Known for its vibrant trumpet-shaped blooms in shades of pink, red, and white, this striking succulent is a true showstopper. Its unique swollen trunk adds character, making it a perfect feature in pots or rock gardens. Drought-tolerant and easy to care for, the Impala Lily thrives in sunny spots, rewarding you with bursts of colour through the warmer months. Add this bold beauty to your collection and enjoy effortless elegance year-round!

String of arrows is almost similar to string of hearts, except for the narrower, arrow- shaped leaves. This succulent, evergreen trailing vine bears small mauve coloured flowers.  The leaves are plump when well watered.

The captivating Fish Bone Cactus is a fast-growing wonder thriving in low-light spaces. Its slender stems branch out in fascinating zig-zag patterns, adorned with aerial roots. At night, watch in awe as this plant occasionally unveils magnificent, show-stopping pink blooms, adding an enchanting touch to any space.

Care is simple—simply provide indirect light, occasional watering, and well-draining soil for this resilient beauty to flourish effortlessly in your home.

* In plastic hanging basket 

One the most popular horticultural perennials around the world. It flowers for long periods. Mandela's gold has yellow flowers and bright purple/blue inflorences and is an ideal pot plant and popular to use as cut flowers.

The Philodendron Black Cardinal is a striking tropical plant with dark, deep burgundy to black leaves that intensify in colour as it matures. Known for its dramatic appearance, it thrives in bright, indirect light and needs regular watering to maintain its lush, bold foliage. This low-maintenance plant makes an excellent choice for adding an exotic touch to indoor spaces.

With its striking, architectural form, the Triangle Palm is a true statement plant. Its unique fronds fan out in three elegant rows, forming a perfect triangle at the base.

Slow-growing and low-maintenance, it's ideal for adding a tropical touch to gardens or large containers. Prefers full sun and well-drained soil. A must-have for collectors and design-conscious gardeners.

Calandiva, a cultivar of Kalanchoe blossfeldiana is an evergreen, flowering succulent plant with glossy green leaves. The flower buds are long-lasting and will bloom for almost six to eight weeks long. Flowers come in a wide variety of colours.  Calandiva makes an ideal gift.

Angulata is a beautiful semi-succulent plant with a trailing habit, making it ideal for hanging baskets and containers.  Water is stored in the leaves and stems, therefore let your peperomia almost dry out completely before watering again.  Prefers well draining soil.

 Fatsia Japonica is a tropical plant that can be grown in the garden, outdoor containers or as an indoor plant. Spider's Web has broad, dark green, palmate leaves with white speckles. Bears clusters of white flowers and glossy black berries. 

A fast growing and easy to care for plant that grows best in well draining soil and warm temperatures.  Water moderately and feed regularly in summer. Use room temperature water as philodendrons do not like cold water and do not want their roots te be kept wet.

Imperial Red has glossy oval shaped foliage in bright green and red. Wipe the leaves frequently with a damp cloth to remove dust. Buttermilk or commercial leaf gloss on the cloth will make the leaves shiny. Upright and bushy habit.

Hope is a soft succulent with light green, round foliage that is slightly thicker than most other peperomia varieties. These easy to care for beauties are ideal to bring a modern dash of colour to your interior space.

Dracaenas are popular house plants as they are low maintenance and known air purifiers. Your Angazi will benefit greatly from regular misting (2 -3 times a week).

Acacia Bonsai Starter is a beginner-friendly bonsai plant featuring delicate, feathery foliage and attractive bark texture. Known for its resilience and fast growth, this hardy tree adapts well to shaping and pruning, making it ideal for bonsai training. With regular care, it develops into a graceful miniature tree with a natural, airy form. Thrives in semi-shade (morning sun & afternoon shade, or filtered sun)and well-drained soil, bringing a touch of wild African beauty to your Bonsai collection.

Resilient yet refined, Aspidistra 'Starry Night' thrives in deep shade and low-light spaces with minimal care. Its rich, dark green leaves are dusted with delicate speckles, resembling a starry night sky—bringing a touch of celestial beauty indoors or out. Tough as its name suggests, it handles neglect, drought, and draughts with ease. Let the soil dry out between waterings and wipe the leaves with luke warm water to keep their natural shimmer.