Indoor Plants

An interesting member of the Rhipsalideae tribe, the Rhipsalis clavata is a thick bushy variety, that can produce pretty little white flowers on the tips. They look fabulous In a hanging basket or can be left to trail over shelves or...

Grown mostly for the colourful foliage, Coleus have nettle-like leaves with serrated edges, and come in a range of colours; reds, purples, greens, and yellows. This dwarf form will do well indoors, perfect for those bright, hot spaces, such as...

An attractive cactus originating from Mexico with pads that resemble bunny ears, Opuntia macrodasys, like most cacti prefers a sunny position and minimal watering, making it a low maintenance houseplant. Available in 10cm plastic nursery pots.  Please note this is...

This hard to find variety bred from the hardy hoya carnosa, is just as tough but with striking cream variegation with new growth coming out pink and remaining for months. Fast growing and tollerant of cooler Melbourne weather. Water regularly...

An unusual prehistoric group of plants with striking foliage in a range of textures and tones. Despite the name, they are not a true fern and are more closely related to moss and club moss. They make for an easy...

Spathiphyllum 'Domino' or 'Spath Domino’ as we affectionately refer to them, is a variegated form of the common Peace Lily. An easy care indoor plant for Melbourne that prefers bright, indirect light but can be grown successfully in low light...

A hardy indoor plant able to survive well in low light. Considered to bring luck and happiness in Feng Shui, so a perfect housewarming gift.  Approximately 5 canes in a 10cm plastic nursery pot, decorative pot sold separately. We do...

This attractive, rare species of Agave, also know as the Queen Victoria Agave, is an evergreen perennial succulent forming a perfectly spherical rosette of thick smooth dark green leaves. The spineless leaves have streaks of white through them making them a...