An epiphytic group of jungle cacti with long, fleshy cladodes and white fuzzy 'thorns' along their lengths. These plants respond very well to sun stressing and can go solid pink with sufficient direct sun, however, tolerate lower light levels very...

A great indoor plant for low light, grown for its large tropical foliage rather than the flowers like the more common Peace Lily. Available in 20cm plastic nursery pots. Displayed in first image in Wave Pot - Clay Please also note,...

The straight Snake Plant is made from 5 leaves of S cylindrica that have been grown as cuttings. the leaves will not continue to grow longer, so is perfect for a space needing a compact plant. They are trained into a...

A new cultivar of one of the hardiest indoor plants around, the Zanzibar Gem. This plant has a more compact growth habit than it's larger cousin, with dense glossy foliage, but still the same sculptural punch. Available in 10cm plastic...

A must have indoor plant in any home to add an instant presence of green with minimal fuss, the ‘Sensation’ has large, matte leaves Available in 20cm plastic nursery pots. Decorative pot sold separately. Please also note, as is the...

Despite its name, its dread-like foliage will add beauty to any shelf.  As it matures it will start to branch from the tips of the stems as well as the base. Water when the top 2-3cm of soil dries out during...

A perennial favourite for a tropical feel and versatility. Can be allowed to vine, climb or pruned to maintain a bushy form, it will be happiest in bright, indirect light, but will also tolerate low light positions. Available in 20cm...

A hairy stemmed and very loveable specie of the rhipsalis family. Like its relatives, it’s a low fuss addition to your home, needing indirect light and only minimal watering. Comes in a 13cm pot. Some of the hardiest and most versatile...

Spathiphyllum 'Domino' or 'Spath Domino as we affectionatly 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 succesfully in low light...

Commonly called Coral Cactus or Rice Cactus (though it is actually an epiphytic succulent) due to its clusters of small rice-grain-like green stems. As with most succulents it prefers well drained soil. This variety prefers filtered sun or partial shade...

Tumbling green hearts disguise the hardy nature of this perennial favourite. A must have in any home, whether it be trained up a wall or totem, hanging from a ceiling or trailing from a shelf.  Available in 20cm plastic nursery...

A compact form of Sansevieria cylindrica that remains compact and growing like a fan. They will survive well under low light makin them ideal for indoors. Slow growing, they can reach up to 20cm across depending on their light levels....