Hoyas are a Plantsmith favourite due to their easy-going nature and diversity (not to mention some of the craziest names around). These are epiphytic plants, which means that they require a well-draining mix in a tighter pot to be happy;...

An uncommon clumping indoor plant native to South America, incredibly hardy with glossy and slightly corrugated leaves. Shooting up delightful white flowers, however the flowering may be unpredictable (we've heard that really pulling the watering schedule back over winter will...

Best grown in a terrarium, cloche or jar to maintain consistent humidity levels. The first image is our stock plant, the second image is of the actual plants available late August.  60mm pot.Please also note, as is the nature of...

Please also note, as is the nature of living things, there may be some slight variation from the plant pictured. All plants will be in the same health/ condition and rough size as the one pictured but may differ in...

This popular vining plant looks great in a hanging basket or growing up a totem. Requires a broad view of the sky to maintain it’s fenestration and form, a vigorous grower that will add instant tropical vibes. Available in a...

Hoya 'indian rope' is one of the hardiest hoyas there is, so perfect for Melbourne. They can tolerate a cool position unlike the true tropical hoyas so good for indoors or a protected position outdoors. This is a slow grower. ...

Assorted varieties, 8cm and 10cm pots, shown in small Lene Kuhl Ceramics planter, Leaf & Thread Misty Morning planter and Skyla Circle planter, all sold separately. Please also note, as is the nature of living things, there may be some...

An unusual variety of Maidenhair fern with new fronds emerging blush pink. Cold tolerant. Available 20cm pots, shown in a large Wilder pot, sold separately.Please also note, as is the nature of living things, there may be some slight variation...

A rare find and a must for any collector, the 'Green Velvet' Alocasia truly lives up to its name. Melbourne grown in a 12cm pot.  Please also note, as is the nature of living things, there may be some slight...