Clivia miniata – St. John’s Lily (Belgian Hybrid)
This striking indigenous perennial produces clusters of vivid orange trumpet-shaped flowers from late winter into spring (July–September in Cape Town), bringing a burst of colour when most gardens are still resting. Perfect for shady beds, under trees, or as a feature in containers, it thrives in semi-shade to full shade with humus-rich soil. A water-wise choice, it’s ideal for indigenous, indoor, and ornamental gardens, offering year-round lush green foliage and seasonal brilliance. Add timeless elegance to your garden with the St. John’s Lily (Clivia miniata).

Why You’ll Love It

• Spectacular orange blooms in late winter and spring
• Evergreen glossy foliage for year-round appeal
• Thrives in shady spots where few plants flourish
• Indigenous and water-wise, perfect for Cape gardens
• Excellent for pots, borders, and under-tree planting

Plant & Care

Plant in well-drained, humus-rich soil in a shady or semi-shady position. Water moderately, allowing soil to dry slightly between waterings. Feed with a balanced fertilizer in spring to encourage strong flowering. Remove spent flower stalks to tidy the plant and promote fresh growth. Protect from direct harsh sun, which can scorch leaves.

Did You Know?

In African tradition, Clivias are believed to bring prosperity and good fortune when planted near the home, a living symbol of abundance and health.

Bamboo Palm is a beautiful, evergreen, multi-stemmed palm with feathery, arching leaves that creates a stunning tropical display. This popular houseplant adds instant tropical elegance to living rooms, office reception areas, patios, and shaded garden spaces while serving as an excellent natural air purifier. The graceful, clumping growth habit and golden-yellow stems make it perfect for creating privacy screens or focal points in semi-shaded areas. Plant 2-3m apart for screening or use as specimen trees in containers and garden beds. Feed monthly during growing season with a balanced palm fertilizer and enrich soil with quality compost for optimal growth. The Bamboo Palm benefits from occasional misting to increase humidity, especially when grown indoors. Learn how to plant a tree the right way for successful palm establishment, or discover how to choose the perfect tree for your garden with tropical palms like Bamboo Palm.

Bird of Paradise is an unmistakable South African icon, admired for its bold, tropical foliage and brilliant orange-and-blue flowers that create stunning focal points in any landscape.

Why You'll Love It:
• Indigenous beauty provides year-round architectural greenery
• Dramatic color displays when in bloom mainly from May to December
• Perfect for modern gardens, poolside plantings, and container displays
• Hardy, low-maintenance plant that's water-wise once established
• Wind-resistant, making it ideal for coastal gardens and challenging conditions
• Can be successfully grown indoors with lots of bright light and some direct sun
• Best grown in full sun to light shade

Planting & Care:
Plant 1.5-2m apart for mass plantings or use as specimen plants in garden beds and containers. Feed annually in early spring with quality compost before new growth begins, then fertilize during the growing season with a balanced fertilizer for optimal flowering. 

Learn how your garden can support local ecosystems with indigenous plants like Bird of Paradise.

IMPORTANT: Our Strelitzias are grown outdoors, where wind, sun, and other natural elements can cause the leaves to tear or develop slight browning on the edges. This is completely normal and part of the plant’s natural growth pattern. Even in your own home garden, your Strelitzia will go through the same process over the years. Growers also trim older leaves to encourage strong, upright growth, so receiving a plant with cut stems is not a sign of poor quality. It’s simply part of healthy maintenance, development, and the natural characteristics of the plant.

Philodendron 'Hope' (Tree Philodendron) adds a tropical flair to any space with its large-lobed, evergreen leaves. This versatile beauty can be used as a solitary specimen, in lobbies, on patios or in the garden.

Why You'll Love It:
• Large-lobed, evergreen leaves create stunning tropical appeal
• Versatile for indoor and outdoor use
• Easy-care plant perfect for beginners
• Filters toxins from the air when used indoors
• Great in containers - indoors or outdoors
• Perfect as solitary specimen in lobbies, patios, or gardens
• Thrives in semi-shade outdoors or bright, indirect light indoors

Planting & Care:
Plant Philodendron 'Hope' in well-drained soil to ensure optimal growth. Water regularly but allow soil to dry between waterings. Perfect for creating instant tropical atmosphere in any space.

Monstera deliciosa - The Delicious Monster is one of the most iconic indoor plants, loved for its large, glossy green leaves with dramatic natural splits and holes. Native to tropical forests, it thrives in Cape Town’s semi-shaded conditions, bringing a lush, jungle-like feel to homes and gardens. Flowering occasionally in warm climates, it produces edible fruit with a sweet, pineapple-like flavor, hence its name. Perfect for indoor décor, patios, or shaded outdoor corners, this plant is both ornamental and practical, adding instant tropical elegance.

Why You’ll Love It

• Iconic split leaves for a bold, tropical look.
• Thrives indoors and in semi-shaded outdoor spaces.
• Low-maintenance and water-wise once established.
• Adds instant greenery and elegance to interiors.
• Occasionally produces edible fruit with a unique flavor.

Plant & Care

Plant in well-draining soil and place in semi-shade or bright, indirect light. Water moderately, allowing the soil to dry slightly between waterings. Wipe leaves to keep them glossy and dust-free. Provide support as the plant matures, as it naturally climbs. Prune lightly to control size and encourage bushier growth.

Did You Know?

The holes and splits in Monstera leaves aren’t just decorative, they help the plant withstand heavy tropical rains and winds by allowing water and air to pass through more easily. This clever adaptation makes the Delicious Monster both beautiful and resilient.

The Wild Banana,also known as 'Giant White Bird of Paradise, is 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. The Wild Banana produces spectacular,large blue and white flowers throughout the year,but their peak flowering season start in Spring and Summer.    Additionally,Strelitzia Reginae is a versatile choice as it can thrive both outdoors and as an indoor plant. Indigenous and well-suited for coastal environments, the Wild Banana offers a touch of paradise to any garden.

IMPORTANT: Our Strelitzias are grown outdoors, where wind, sun, and other natural elements can cause the leaves to tear or develop slight browning on the edges. This is completely normal and part of the plant’s natural growth pattern. Even in your own home garden, your Strelitzia will go through the same process over the years. Growers also trim older leaves to encourage strong, upright growth, so receiving a plant with cut stems is not a sign of poor quality. It’s simply part of healthy maintenance, development, and the natural characteristics of the plant.

‘Snake Plants’, sometimes called Mother-in-law’s-tongue, are among the toughest and most reliable plants you can grow. This striking variety, ‘Laurentii Golden’, features tall, sword-shaped leaves with deep green centres edged in glowing golden-yellow margins. Whether indoors, on your balcony, or in the garden, these spiky beauties create bold contrast when grouped with other plants. They are also one of the best natural air-purifiers, especially valued by allergy sufferers. In Cape Town’s Western Cape climate, they thrive year-round with minimal care, occasionally producing fragrant greenish-white flower spikes in late summer (February–March). Timeless and resilient, Snake Plants remain a favourite in apartments, offices, and homes across the region.

Why You’ll Love It

• Bold, upright leaves with golden-yellow edges for dramatic contrast.
• One of the best air-purifying plants — ideal for allergy-sensitive households.
• Thrives indoors, outdoors, or on balconies with minimal fuss.
• Perfect for beginner gardeners and busy lifestyles.
• Water-wise and resilient in Cape Town’s dry summers.
• Occasionally produces fragrant flower spikes in summer.
• Adds a modern, sculptural touch to any setting.
• Long-lived and virtually pest-free.
• A timeless favourite in Western Cape homes.

Planting & Care

Plant in well-drained soil or a quality potting mix. Position in bright indirect light indoors, or semi-shade outdoors. Water sparingly, allow soil to dry between waterings, especially in winter. Feed lightly in spring and summer to encourage growth. Remove old or damaged leaves at the base to keep plants looking fresh.

Did You Know?

Sansevieria’s fibres were once used to make ropes and bowstrings, proof that its leaves are as strong as they are beautiful.

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.

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. 

A beautiful fern with dramatic leathery and glossy foliage. Compact grower, suitable for a shady spot. Doesn't tolerate strong wind. When grown indoors ensure that it is not in a centrally heated home. It requires a light position out of direct sunlight. Can be grown in a relatively small container and should be watered  moderately.

Philodendron 'Selloum' (Thaumatophyllum Bipinnatifidum) is a bold foliage plant with large, glossy, deeply cut leaves that create a dramatic tropical statement in any space.

Why You'll Love It:
• Large, glossy, deeply cut leaves create bold tropical impact
• Thrives in shade to semi-shade - perfect for Western Cape gardens
• Adds tropical feel to borders or patios
• Brings lush greenery to indoor living spaces
• Long-lived, statement plant for gardens and large containers
• Architectural foliage provides year-round interest
• Low-maintenance once established
• Versatile for both indoor and outdoor use

Planting & Care:
Plant in shade to semi-shade with well-draining soil. Water deeply but allow soil to drain well between waterings. Protect from frost in winter. Feed with balanced fertilizer in spring and summer to encourage vigorous growth and maintain glossy foliage.

Philodendron 'Xanadu' creates a tropical vibe and is a compact, low maintenance choice that can be used both indoors and outdoors, often becoming wider than it is tall and more attractive with ageing. This versatile houseplant thrives in moderate, indirect light and requires good drainage, making it perfect for creating lush indoor displays or adding tropical elegance to shaded outdoor areas. With its distinctive deeply lobed leaves and compact growth habit, it's an excellent choice for offices, living rooms, or covered patios where you want year-round greenery. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry and feed monthly during growing season with a balanced houseplant fertilizer to encourage healthy growth and maintain vibrant foliage. For best results, plant in quality indoor potting soil for optimal drainage and nutrition. Learn how indoor plants can give you a breath of fresh air or discover container gardening tips for growing beautiful houseplants indoors.

This striking palm-like plant produces elegant fronds year-round, with its slow-growing nature making it a timeless feature in any garden. In Cape Town’s climate, it thrives best during the warm summer months, with new fronds unfurling in late spring to early summer. Perfect for ornamental landscaping, container planting, and dramatic focal points, the Japanese Sago Palm is versatile and hardy. It flourishes in full sun to semi-shade, tolerating coastal conditions and adding a tropical flair to both indoor and outdoor spaces. Bring a touch of the exotic to your garden with the Japanese Sago Palm Cycas revoluta.

Why You’ll Love It

• Striking, glossy fronds that resemble a tropical palm.
• Low-maintenance and drought-tolerant once established.
• Perfect for pots, patios, and feature planting.
• Adds architectural elegance to modern and classic gardens.
• Long-lived, becoming more beautiful with age.

Plant & Care

Plant in well-draining soil and water moderately, allowing the soil to dry slightly between watering. Position in full sun or semi-shade for best growth. Prune away old fronds at the base to maintain a neat appearance. Protect from frost in colder months, and feed lightly in spring to encourage fresh frond growth

Did You Know?

Despite its palm-like appearance, the Japanese Sago Palm is not a true palm at all, it belongs to the cycad family, an ancient group of plants that dates back to the time of the dinosaurs!

This rubber plant 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. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry and feed monthly during growing season with a balanced houseplant fertilizer to encourage healthy growth and maintain vibrant variegation. For best results, plant in quality indoor potting soil for optimal drainage and nutrition. Learn how indoor plants can give you a breath of fresh air or discover container gardening tips for growing beautiful houseplants indoors.

Cat's Tail (Asparagus 'Meyersii') is a hardy, evergreen, perennial with neat compactly clustered foliage on arched fronds resembling a cat's tail. This easy-to-grow indigenous plant looks great when planted in groups under trees and can also be grown as an indoor plant.

Why You'll Love It:
• Hardy, evergreen, perennial - easy to grow
• Tiny white, fragrant flowers in summer
• Showy red berries from March that are attractive to birds
• Indigenous and low maintenance
• Can be grown as an indoor plant
• Looks great when planted in groups under trees
• Tolerates plenty of water but can handle drying out
• Semi-water smart once established

Planting & Care:
Plant 40-50cm apart in semi-shade with well-drained soil. Tolerates plenty of water but can handle drying out now and then. Feed with balanced fertilizer in spring to encourage healthy growth.

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.

A bold, architectural plant that thrives on neglect and rewards with striking upright leaves. Known as Snake Plant, this evergreen perennial is perfect for both indoor and outdoor use. Its sword-shaped foliage adds strong vertical lines to any space, making it a favourite for modern homes and water-wise gardens. In Cape Town’s Western Cape climate, it occasionally produces fragrant, greenish-white flower spikes in late summer (February–March), though its foliage is the main attraction year-round.

Why You’ll Love It

• Strong, upright leaves that add structure and drama.
• Extremely hardy and tolerant of neglect, ideal for busy lifestyles.
• Thrives indoors with minimal light or outdoors in semi-shade.
• Occasionally produces fragrant flower spikes in summer.
• Excellent natural air purifier indoors.
• Perfect for pots, patios, or as a low-maintenance border plant.
• Water-wise and resilient in Cape Town’s dry summers.
• Adds a modern, sculptural touch to any setting.
• Long-lived and virtually pest-free.

Planting & Care

Plant in well-drained soil or a quality potting mix. Position in bright indirect light indoors, or semi-shade outdoors. Water sparingly, allow soil to dry between waterings, especially in winter. Feed lightly in spring and summer to encourage growth. Remove old or damaged leaves at the base to keep plants looking fresh.

Did You Know?

Sansevieria was once used to make bowstrings thanks to its tough, fibrous leaves, a reminder of how versatile this plant has been throughout history.

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 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.

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. 

Asparagus 'Mazeppa' (Asparagus Densiflorus) is a versatile, low-maintenance cultivar that 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, adding seasonal interest to this indigenous beauty.

Why You'll Love It:
• Versatile - excellent house plant, hanging basket, or ground cover
• Tiny white flowers in summer
• Attractive, bright red berries follow flowers
• Low-maintenance and easy to grow
• Can be grown as an indoor plant
• Tolerates plenty of water but can handle drying out
• Indigenous and hardy
• Fine, feathery foliage adds texture
• Perfect for shade to sun positions

Planting & Care:
Plant 40-50cm apart as ground cover in shade to sun with well-drained soil. Tolerates plenty of water but can handle drying out now and then. Feed with balanced fertilizer in spring to encourage healthy growth.

Pygmy Date Palm (Phoenix Roebelenii) is an elegant evergreen miniature date palm that creates a tropical atmosphere with its dense crown of delicate, arching fronds that sway gracefully in the breeze. Perfect for adding exotic appeal to patios, courtyards, or as an indoor statement plant in bright, indirect light.

Why You'll Love It:
• Perfect for adding exotic appeal to patios and courtyards
• Excellent as an indoor statement plant in bright, indirect light
• Works beautifully individually in large containers
• Can be grouped with other palms for lush tropical display
• Compact size ideal for smaller spaces
• Low maintenance once established
• Year-round visual interest

Planting & Care:
Plant 2-3m apart when grouping multiple palms to allow proper air circulation and showcase each palm's natural form. Thrives in sun to semi-shade outdoors or bright indirect light indoors with well-drained soil. Feed monthly during growing season with a balanced palm fertilizer to maintain healthy frond development and rich green color, reducing feeding frequency for indoor specimens.

One of the most sought after indoor palms in the world, for good reason. The love palm thrives in homes and workplaces where other indoor plants might not do as well.

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. 

Muehlenbeckia axillaris, commonly known as Creeping Wire Vine, is a versatile and charming ground cover that brings effortless beauty to any garden. With its fine, wiry stems and tiny round leaves, it forms a dense, cascading carpet of greenery that softens hard edges and fills spaces with natural elegance. Evergreen and hardy, it offers year-round texture and colour, thriving in Cape Town’s Mediterranean climate of hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters.

Naturally native to New Zealand’s alpine regions, Creeping Wire Vine adapts beautifully to Western Cape gardens, where it flourishes in full sun to partial shade and tolerates coastal conditions with ease.

Why You’ll Love It:

• Water-wise once established, perfect for sustainable Cape Town gardening
• Evergreen foliage ensures year-round interest and texture
• Works beautifully as ground cover, in hanging baskets, or cascading over walls and rockeries
• Hardy and low-maintenance, ideal for busy gardeners
• Thrives in Cape Town’s varied seasons with minimal fuss

Planting & Care:

Plant your Creeping Wire Vine in well-draining soil and water regularly until established. Once settled, it becomes drought-tolerant and thrives in coastal conditions, needing only occasional trimming to maintain shape and encourage dense growth. In Cape Town gardens, it produces small yellow-white flowers from late spring into early summer, adding a subtle sparkle to its dense mat of glossy green leaves on red-brown stems.

Though often chosen as a humble ground cover, Creeping Wire Vine can be trained to climb and weave through rocks or walls, transforming overlooked corners into living, textured tapestries that surprise and delight.

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 hardy indoor favourite produces glossy, deep-green foliage year-round.  Zamioculcas zamiifolia, commonly called the ZZ Plant, is a tough, glossy-leaved houseplant that thrives despite neglect. With its upright stems and shiny, dark green foliage, it brings a modern, sculptural look to any space. Perfect for Cape Town homes and offices, it tolerates low light and irregular watering, making it one of the easiest indoor plants to grow.

Why You’ll Love It

• Striking glossy green leaves that brighten interiors
• Extremely low maintenance and drought-tolerant
• Perfect for homes, offices, and shaded corners
• Tolerates neglect and irregular watering
• Adds a modern, architectural look to décor

Planting & care

Place your ZZ Plant in bright, indirect light, though it will also tolerate low-light corners. Use well-draining soil and water sparingly, allowing the soil to dry out completely between waterings. Overwatering is the only real danger, so keep it on the dry side. Feed lightly during the growing season to encourage lush foliage. Wipe leaves occasionally to keep them glossy and dust-free.

Did you know?

The ZZ Plant stores water in its thick rhizomes, which act like underground reservoirs. This is why it can survive weeks without watering, making it one of the most forgiving houseplants.

Toxicity Note

Considered toxic to pets and children if ingested. 

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.

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.

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!

A delightful indoor succulent with slender, bean-like leaves, the Happy Bean brings a fresh burst of greenery to any space. While it rarely flowers, occasional small greenish blooms may appear in Cape Town’s warmer months (November to February). Its compact form makes it perfect for desks, shelves, and bright indoor corners, thriving in semi-shade with indirect light. Add a touch of playful charm to your home with the Happy Bean. Happy Bean Peperomia ferreyrae

Why You’ll Love It

• Unique bean-shaped leaves add quirky appeal.
• Compact size fits perfectly in small spaces.
• Easy-care succulent ideal for beginners.
• Thrives indoors with minimal fuss.
• Adds fresh greenery to modern interiors.

Plant & Care

Place your Happy Bean in bright, indirect light or semi-shade. Water moderately, allowing the soil to dry slightly between watering, and reduce watering in winter. Use a well-draining potting mix to prevent root rot. Trim lightly if stems become leggy, and repot every few years to refresh the soil.

Did You Know?

The Happy Bean is native to Peru and belongs to the diverse Peperomia family, which includes over 1,000 species prized for their ornamental foliage.

Toxicity Note

Peperomia ferreyrae is non-toxic to humans and pets, making it a safe and cheerful addition to family homes.

A compact, slow-growing succulent with striking triangular leaves arranged in rosettes, Haworthia pentagona is a collector’s gem. While it occasionally produces delicate white flowers in Cape Town’s spring to early summer (September to November), its real charm lies in the bold geometric foliage. Perfect for indoor displays, windowsills, or mixed succulent arrangements, it thrives in semi-shade and bright indirect light. Bring home the Pentagona Succulent for a touch of sculptural elegance in your living space.

Why You’ll Love It

• Unique triangular rosettes create a striking display.
• Compact size makes it ideal for small spaces.
• Easy-care succulent, perfect for beginners.
• Occasional white blooms add seasonal interest.
• Thrives indoors with minimal maintenance.

Plant & Care

Plant in well-draining succulent soil and place in semi-shade or bright indirect light. Water sparingly, allowing soil to dry between watering, and reduce watering during Cape Town’s cooler winter months. Avoid direct harsh sun to prevent leaf scorch. Repot every few years to refresh soil and encourage healthy growth.

Did You Know?

Haworthias are native to South Africa and prized worldwide for their architectural foliage. Pentagona’s triangular leaves set it apart, making it a favourite among collectors.

Toxicity Note

Haworthia pentagona is non-toxic to humans and pets, making it a safe choice for households and indoor gardens.

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.

A graceful indoor and patio tree prized for its elegant, arching branches and glossy green leaves. This special twisted stem form adds sculptural interest, making it a living artwork in any space. Known as the Weeping Fig, it thrives in bright, indirect light and adapts well to containers, courtyards, or indoor atriums. In Cape Town’s climate, it remains evergreen year-round, occasionally producing small, inconspicuous flowers and tiny fig-like fruits in summer (December–February), though its foliage and form are the true highlights.

Why You’ll Love It

• Unique twisted stem creates a striking, sculptural focal point.
• Glossy green leaves provide lush, year-round greenery.
• Evergreen in Cape Town’s mild climate.
• Adaptable indoors or outdoors in sheltered courtyards.
• Excellent natural air purifier indoors.
• Can be trained and shaped for decorative effect.
• Adds elegance and serenity to modern or classic spaces.
• Hardy and resilient once established.
• Long-lived and low-maintenance with proper care.

Planting & Care

Position in bright, indirect light indoors, or semi-shade outdoors. Use well-draining soil enriched with compost. Water moderately, allow the topsoil to dry slightly between waterings. Mist leaves occasionally to increase humidity indoors. Prune lightly to maintain shape and encourage bushy growth. Protect from cold drafts in winter.

Did You Know?

The Weeping Fig is one of the most popular indoor trees worldwide, often used in offices and malls because of its ability to thrive in containers and tolerate lower light, while the twisted stem form adds a touch of artistry.

The Golden Pothos is one of the most beloved indoor plants worldwide, admired for its heart‑shaped leaves splashed with golden variegation and its ability to thrive almost anywhere. Whether trailing elegantly from a hanging basket or climbing up a moss pole, it brings a lush, tropical feel to interiors with minimal effort. Native to Southeast Asia, Scindapsus aureus is exceptionally hardy, tolerating low light, irregular watering, and a wide range of conditions. In Cape Town’s climate, it flourishes indoors year‑round, making it a perfect choice for homes, offices, and shaded patios. Note: Golden Pothos is mildly toxic if ingested, so keep out of reach of pets and small children.

Why You’ll Love It

• Striking golden variegation on lush green leaves.
• Thrives in low light and easy‑care conditions.
• Versatile: trails, climbs, or fills containers.
• Air‑purifying qualities for healthier indoor spaces.
• Perfect for homes, offices, and shaded patios.

Plant & Care

Place in bright, indirect light for best variegation, though it tolerates low light. Water moderately, allowing the topsoil to dry between waterings; reduce watering in winter (June-August). Fertilize lightly during the growing season (spring to summer). Trim vines to encourage bushier growth or train them up supports for a vertical display.

Did You Know?

Golden Pothos is nicknamed “Devil’s Ivy” because it is nearly impossible to kill, even in low light, it stays green and vibrant. In Feng Shui, it is considered a wealth and luck plant, often placed near entrances or workspaces to attract prosperity. NASA’s Clean Air Study also highlighted Pothos as one of the top plants for removing indoor air pollutants, making it both beautiful and beneficial.

Originating from Taiwan, the beautiful umbrella tree can grow indoors and outdoors. It has amazing glossy green leaves, marbled with creamy yellow. 

Enjoys a light but not hot position. It is beneficial to spray this plant with a mist of water. Schefflera’s do not enjoy compost that is too wet and the soil should be dry before watering again. 

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.

Rhipsalis baccifera, this cascading jungle cactus produces delicate white flowers in late summer to autumn, followed by small translucent berries. In Cape Town’s climate, it thrives indoors or in sheltered outdoor spots, adding lush greenery year-round. Perfect for hanging baskets, ornamental displays, or soft screening. Best grown in semi-shade with bright, indirect light and moderate humidity. Bring tropical elegance into your home with the graceful, trailing stems of the Mistletoe Cactus. This tropical epiphyte succulent prefers to grow in shade or partial shade and can also be grown as a houseplant. It has pencil-thin succulent stems with little bumps on them. Small white flowers are produced in winter, followed by white berries in spring.  It cascades beautifully and is easy to grow. Prefers a warm and light position. Requires hardly any water until the buds are visible. 

Why You’ll Love It

• Cascading stems create a soft, tropical look.
• Produces dainty white flowers and ornamental berries.
• Easy-care plant that tolerates neglect.
• Ideal for hanging baskets or decorative containers.
• Adds lush greenery indoors without spines.

Plant & Care

Plant in a well-draining, organic-rich potting mix. Water moderately, allowing the soil to dry slightly between waterings, but never completely. Protect from harsh direct sun, as stems can scorch. Prune lightly to maintain shape and encourage fuller growth. In cooler months, reduce watering but maintain humidity for best results.

Did You Know?

Unlike most cacti, Rhipsalis baccifera is native to tropical rainforests and is the only cactus species found naturally outside the Americas, growing wild in Africa and Sri Lanka.

The leaves of the Irish Spider Plant is densely packed, and shorter and broader than most other Spider plant varieties.  The Irish variety is also known for it's reverse pattern of variegation, of bright green in the middle with white margins.  This is a low maintenance houseplant with excellent air purifying qualities. 

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. 

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.

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 curly spider plant or hen-and-chickens. Easy to grow and a beginner friendly plant.  Brings air purifying qualities to your indoor space.

* In plastic hanging basket

Ceropegia woodii – String‑of‑Arrows.
A graceful trailing plant with slender stems and arrow‑shaped leaves patterned in silver and green, perfect for hanging baskets and indoor displays. In Cape Town’s climate, it produces delicate, tubular pink‑purple flowers from late summer into autumn (February–April), adding charm to its cascading foliage. Customers love its elegant trailing habit and unique leaf markings that bring instant sophistication to any space.

Why You’ll Love It

• Elegant trailing stems for hanging baskets
• Arrow‑shaped leaves with silver patterns
• Produces delicate pink‑purple flowers in autumn
• Easy‑care and drought‑tolerant indoors
• Non‑toxic, safe for family and pets

Plant & Care

Place in bright, indirect light or semi‑shade. Water moderately, allowing soil to dry slightly between watering. Use a light, well‑draining potting mix. Trim back long stems to encourage fuller growth. Protect from frost and avoid overwatering, as roots prefer airy conditions.

Did You Know?

Ceropegia woodii is also known as the “Rosary Vine” because of its bead‑like tubers that form along the stems. A fascinating feature that makes it both ornamental and collectible.

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. 

Compact and eye-catching, the Lucky Plant ‘Golden Hahnii’ is a dwarf cultivar of the Snake Plant, featuring rosettes of short, upright leaves edged in golden-yellow. While flowering is rare, occasional fragrant greenish-white blooms may appear in Cape Town’s warmer months (December to February). This hardy plant thrives in semi-shade to bright indirect light, making it perfect for indoor décor, offices, or patios. Bring home the Lucky Plant ‘Golden Hahnii’ for effortless elegance and year-round greenery. Lucky Plant Sansevieria trifasciata ‘Golden Hahnii’

Why You’ll Love It

• Compact rosettes with golden-edged leaves.
• Perfect for desks, shelves, and small spaces.
• Extremely low maintenance and drought tolerant.
• Thrives indoors with minimal care.
• Adds a touch of modern style to any room.

Plant & Care

Place in semi-shade or bright indirect light. Water sparingly, allowing soil to dry between watering, and reduce watering in winter. Use a well-draining potting mix to prevent root rot. Wipe leaves occasionally to keep them glossy and dust-free. Repot every few years to refresh soil and encourage healthy growth.

Did You Know?

Sansevieria plants are known for their air-purifying qualities, helping to filter toxins and improve indoor air quality, making them both beautiful and beneficial.

Toxicity Note

Sansevieria trifasciata is toxic to pets (cats and dogs) if ingested, potentially causing nausea, vomiting, or drooling. Keep out of reach of curious animals.

Schefflera arboricola ‘Green’, commonly called the Umbrella Tree, originating from Taiwan, is a lush, tropical-looking shrub with glossy green leaves arranged like the spokes of an umbrella. Compact and versatile, it thrives both indoors and outdoors in Cape Town’s mild climate. Whether used as a decorative houseplant, patio feature, or garden shrub, it brings instant greenery and a fresh, vibrant look. 

Why you’ll love it

• Glossy foliage: Attractive umbrella-shaped leaves add texture and shine
• Versatile: Grows happily indoors or outdoors in mild conditions
• Air-purifying: Helps freshen indoor spaces naturally
• Low maintenance: Easy to care for with minimal fuss
• Compact habit: Perfect for containers, patios, or small gardens

Planting & care

Plant in bright, indirect light indoors or partial sun outdoors for best growth. Use well-draining soil and water moderately, allowing the top layer to dry between waterings. Feed lightly during the growing season to encourage lush foliage. Prune occasionally to maintain shape and size, especially in containers. Protect from frost and cold drafts, as this tropical shrub prefers warmth.

Did you know?

The Umbrella Tree’s leaves are arranged in clusters that resemble the spokes of an umbrella. A natural design that inspired its common name and makes it instantly recognizable.

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).

Elevate your plant display with this stylish, locally handcrafted genuine leather hanging plant strap. Designed to fit any size pot or basket, it offers a versatile and trendy way to bring greenery into your home or office. The strap adds a modern, minimalist touch to any space, infusing warmth and natural authenticity. It also makes a wonderful, thoughtful gift for plant lovers!

*Plant and pot not included

*Approximately 74cm long

Meet the Bella Echeveria, a little succulent with a big personality! Its neat rosettes of fleshy green leaves, kissed with red tips in Cape Town’s sunshine, bring instant charm to any space. From October through February, it bursts into dainty pink blooms that add a soft, romantic touch to your garden or patio. Whether you’re looking to brighten up a container, rockery, or coastal garden, this water-wise beauty thrives in full sun to semi-shade with minimal fuss. It’s not just a plant, it’s a statement piece that says effortless style meets easy care. Perfect for busy gardeners and design lovers alike, Bella Echeveria is proof that small things can bring big joy.

Why You’ll Love It

• Compact rosettes add sculptural beauty to any space.
• Produces charming pink flowers in summer.
• Perfect for pots, rockeries, and mixed succulent displays.
• Extremely low-maintenance and drought-tolerant.
• Adds a modern, stylish touch to coastal and urban gardens.

Plant & Care

Plant Echeveria bella in well-drained soil or a succulent mix. Place in a sunny to semi-shaded spot for best leaf color. Water sparingly, allow soil to dry between waterings, especially during Cape Town’s winter rains. Remove spent flower stalks to keep the plant tidy. Protect from frost and avoid overwatering to prevent root rot.

Did You Know?

Echeverias are polycarpic, meaning they can flower and set seed multiple times in their lifetime. Many varieties, including Echeveria bella, produce offsets, often called “hen and chicks” that naturally multiply your collection.

The Money Tree Bonsai is a miniature expression of tropical elegance, combining the symbolism of prosperity with the artistry of bonsai cultivation. Unlike the tall braided forms, this compact version is carefully trained to remain small, with its braided trunk and lush, hand‑shaped leaves scaled down into a refined, tabletop form. It is the perfect plant for those who want the aura of a Money Tree but in a size that fits desks, shelves, and intimate spaces. In Cape Town’s climate, it thrives indoors year‑round, bringing a sense of calm and balance to modern living. Its glossy foliage unfurls like green stars, while the braided trunk tells a story of patience and craftsmanship. In Feng Shui, the bonsai form is especially prized for channeling prosperity into personal spaces, making it a thoughtful gift for new ventures, milestones, or simply to invite harmony into the home. The Money Tree Bonsai is more than a plant. It's a living symbol of abundance, artistry, and serenity, scaled perfectly for everyday spaces.

Why You’ll Love It

• Compact bonsai form, perfect for desks and shelves.
• Braided trunk with lush, star‑shaped foliage.
• Symbol of prosperity and harmony in Feng Shui.
• Thrives indoors in Cape Town’s climate.
• Safe for pets and family‑friendly.

Plant & Care

Place in bright, indirect light or semi‑shade. Water moderately, allowing the topsoil to dry between waterings; reduce watering in winter (June to August). Avoid overwatering, as roots are sensitive to rot. Fertilize lightly during the growing season (spring to summer). Prune carefully to maintain bonsai proportions and rotate occasionally for even growth.

Did You Know?

The Money Tree Bonsai is a modern adaptation of an ancient art. While bonsai originated in China and Japan as a way to capture the essence of nature in miniature form, combining it with the Pachira Money Tree created a plant that embodies both prosperity and artistry. Each bonsai is hand‑trained, meaning no two are ever alike, making your plant a unique living sculpture that grows with you.

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.

A refreshing favourite for kitchens and patios, the Peppermint Herb Pot offers lush, aromatic leaves that thrive in Cape Town’s spring and summer seasons (September-March). With its cool, invigorating flavour, peppermint is perfect for teas, desserts, cocktails, and soothing remedies, while its compact pot form makes it ideal for balconies, windowsills, and small-space gardens. Easy to grow and endlessly useful, this herb pot is a living pantry essential. Bring home the crisp taste of summer, a peppermint pot that’s as practical as it is delightful.

Why You’ll Love It

• Fresh peppermint leaves at your fingertips.
• Compact pot size perfect for patios and kitchens.
• Refreshing flavour for teas, desserts, and drinks.
• Fast-growing herb that rewards regular harvesting.
• Adds fragrance and greenery to your living space.

Plant & Care

Place in a sunny to semi-shaded spot with moist, compost-rich soil. Water regularly, especially during Cape Town’s dry summers, but avoid waterlogging. Harvest leaves often to encourage bushy growth and prevent legginess. Keep contained in its pot to control spreading roots. Protect from frost in winter and enjoy abundant harvests through the warm months.

Did You Know?

Peppermint’s cooling sensation isn’t just flavour, it comes from menthol, a natural compound that triggers cold-sensitive receptors in your mouth. That’s why peppermint tea feels so refreshing even when served hot!