This striking tropical plant is fairly new to house plant nurseries, and is garnering a lot of attention. Big, heart-shaped leaves are dark-green & splashed with silvery grey, giving them a satin sheen.

The White Princess prefers low-light conditions; it grows naturally under shady rainforest canopies. It likes high humidity to promote growth in leaves & stems. Let the soil dry out between watering, & don't go longer than 2 wks without hydration.

Alocasia Silver Dragon's stand-out feature is its stunning heart-shaped, thick foliage. The light silver-green shade of the leaves & highly textured dark green venation set the silver dragon apart. It's ideal for making a big impact in a small space.

The bonsai ficus can be placed both indoors & outside, simply protect from wind & frost. It will grow better indoors & be more resistant to diseases.

Begonia Maculata, aka Polka Dot or Angel Wing Begonia, are fun lively plants that will add a splash of colour & intrigue to your space with their intricate leaves.

This variegated Philodendron Florida Beauty has distinctive variegation & unique tones of yellow & white along its elongated leaves. This plant has a climbing tendency when given support like a trellis or moss pole.

Pickle plants get their common name from the shape of their leaves, which look like little pickles. Though the leaves are covered with tiny, white, thorn-like hairs, there’s no need to worry. Unlike a cactus, pickle plant hairs are soft to the touch.

ZZ 'Supernova' is stunning, easy to care for & has petite leaves that harden off to a dark, almost black colour. Supernova does best in bright filtered light, but tolerates lower light too.

Monstera deliciosa LIVE plant (from cutting- 3 Leaf).  A very classic plant that makes your space look great!

The Rubber Plant (Ficus elastica) could be the ideal houseplant if you want a tough but easy going indoor plant that can reach staggering heights within just a few years. It has shiny glossy leaves look great in most homes.

The Sago Palm has sharp dark green, leathery leaves, the fronds sit atop a swollen stem, that almost look like a scaled bulb. Despite its common name, it is not actually a Palm at all. These attractive, low-growing plants are actually cycads.

Sansevieria Night Owl is a snake plant with shiny dark green spear-shaped foliage that is surrounded by creamy-yellow variegation.