Drosera paradoxa

Drosera paradoxaTropical Sundew (Drosera Paradoxa) is a rare and exotic carnivorous houseplant, admired for its upright leaves tipped with glistening dew like droplets. These sticky tentacles naturally lure and trap flies and other small insects, making it both decorative and practical. Unlike many sundews, this species grows tall and striking, adding unusual character to any indoor plant collection. In addition to its distinctive foliage, the Tropical Sundew

clump-forming perennial bringing rich colour to the garden all through the Summer

The sweet flavour is similar to the taste of blueberries or cherries

funnel-shaped purple flowers are impressive in many spots of the garden when they bloom in Spring

slow-growing sycamore tree that produces a round canopy of dense

The most obvious feature of this variety is it's stunning deep red flowers that start to bloom around May

it can remain vibrant year-round

Kalmia latifolia 'Minuet' is a compact

The flesh is also high in pectin

closely followed by small clusters of fragrant pink flowers

well-drained soil and keep the root and base of the planted cool and shaded by other plants or protected with a layer of pebbles

Spider Plants grow up to 60cm tall and are renowned for being easy to propagate through new plantlets forming on mature plants

Lonicera Japonica Halliana