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A compact alocasia with glossy, dark green arrow-shaped leaves marked with silvery-white veins. Smaller than most alocasias, making it a good fit for desks, shelves, and smaller indoor spaces. It is a dwarf version of Alocasia amazonica African mask Prefers bright, indirect light and warmth — keep away from cold draughts. Let the soil dry…
A graceful Australian rainforest palm with feathery arching fronds and a clean, ringed trunk. Grows to a good size over time but is manageable when young in pots or courtyard plantings. Suits a sheltered, frost-free position in Melbourne — ideal for courtyards, patios, and pool areas. Prefers regular water and protection from strong winds. Responds…
A bold, evergreen clumping plant with large paddle-shaped leaves and striking orange and blue flowers in spring and summer. The flowers resemble a tropical bird in flight — it’s easy to see where the name comes from. Native to South Africa. Grows well in full sun to part shade and handles Melbourne’s conditions once established….
If you enjoy the looks and feel of an old-fashioned garden, then Boston Fern ? Nephrolepis Exaltata is for you. They are beautiful plants with delicate, curled fronds that form a graceful weeping shape. They make excellent indoor or outdoor houseplants and can grow in part-shaded areas. There are suited to pots and hanging baskets…
Bromelliad are grown for its striking flower head which are produced during the warmer months. They merge from a vase of green leaves, with a cross band of silver. Bromelliads have little to no root system at all and can grown between tree trunks and mounted on boards. Botanical Name Guzmania bromeliads
A bold, tropical-looking plant with large paddle-shaped leaves and tall flower spikes in vivid reds, oranges, yellows, pinks, and creams. The foliage comes in greens, bronzes, and variegated forms — attractive even without the flowers. Thrives in full sun and warmth. Grows vigorously through Melbourne’s summers. Works in garden beds or large containers. Cut spent…
A multi-stemmed palm with slender, bamboo-like trunks and soft, feathery green fronds. Compact and slow growing — suits smaller gardens, courtyards, and indoor spaces. Prefers filtered or indirect light and handles lower light conditions well. Good for sheltered spots outdoors in Melbourne or as an indoor plant. Known for its air-purifying qualities. Botanical name: Chamaedorea…
A popular indoor plant with bold, variegated foliage in combinations of green, silver, cream, and red depending on the variety. Thrives in part to deep shade — one of the more forgiving houseplants for low-light spots. Plant in free-draining potting mix. Water when the top few centimetres of soil dry out. Give it extra water…
A compact indoor plant with round, coin-shaped leaves on upright stems — distinctive and easy to recognise. Low maintenance and suits shady indoor spots or sheltered garden positions. Water when the soil dries out and mist occasionally to boost humidity. Repot every year or two as it grows. Produces offsets (baby plants) that can be…
Devil’s Ivy is one of the easiest indoor plants to grow. Long, trailing vines with glossy, heart-shaped leaves in green with cream and yellow variegation. Aslo known as Pathos Handles low light and irregular watering — forgiving for beginners and busy households. Grows in a range of indoor conditions from low to bright indirect light….
A compact fern with upright, arching fronds covered in small, round, dark green leaves. The fine foliage gives it a dense, full appearance. Releases a light citrus scent when the leaves are crushed. Suits hanging baskets, elevated pots, bathrooms, and covered patios. Thrives in humid conditions with indirect light. Protect from direct sun and frost….
A small, slow-growing palm with an arching canopy of long, dark green fronds on a short, textured trunk. Compact and elegant — suits indoor pots, courtyards, and sheltered outdoor positions. Prefers bright indirect light indoors or part shade outdoors. Protect from frost. Water regularly and feed through the warmer months. Grows to around 2m over…
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