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Oxalis Triangularis

Oxalis Triangularis

These rather lovely plants can stand being left to their own devices and pretty up any spot in the house. The Oxalis family has gotten bad press over the years as there are certain varieties that will happily take over your garden if left unchecked but not all in this family act the same. Hence the Oxalis Triangularis variety works beautifully as a house plant.
September 09, 2020 — Sarah Tebb
Tags: Plant care
Euphorbia Trigona / African Milk Tree

Euphorbia Trigona / African Milk Tree

These wonderfully exotic plants thrive in bright sunlight! A south-facing window is the best place for these striking succulents. They need at least 4 hours of bright indirect sunlight a day and don’t like the cold. Though they do like to be shared, an easy one to propagate, this succulent brings luck to those you share it with.
August 20, 2020 — Sarah Tebb
Tags: Plant care
Calatheas

Calatheas

The Calathea plant, has many many variations and are a popular indoor plant due to their decorative leaves and they don't require a lot of fuss. Native to the tropical...
August 03, 2020 — Sarah Tebb
Tags: Plant care
Pilea Peperomioides

Pilea Peperomioides

Originally from China, the pilea plant was introduced to Europe by a Norwegian missionary. It goes by many names, the Chinese Money Plant, the UFO plant but our favourite, the friendship plant. We've got a few tips below to help keep your plant thriving. 
July 12, 2020 — Sarah Tebb
Tags: Plant care