Conservatory and Sunroom

A beautiful, half hardy shrub with deep red bell-shaped flowers for most of the year. The true form.

A beautiful cultivar with generous quantities of large yellow flowers over a very long period from summer to autumn. For warm sunny borders, in pots, or greenhouse in cold gardens.

A medium sized megapotanicum hybrid with beautiful pink flowers produced all summer. OK in a sheltered sunny position, otherwise grow in a pot.

A free flowering plant with large flowers in a mixture of couours. Lucky dip!

A very pretty fern, the new fronds emerge a bronze red. For a shady spot in humus-rich soil in warm garden.

A very dainty fern for a cool shady spot indoors, and a humid atmosphere.

A popular succulent on account of the attractive markings on its fleshy leaves. A neat little plant for a sunny window sill.

A shrubby succulent with rosettes very dark purple, almost black leaves. An excellent plant for a sunny conservatory by patio doors or as a specimen for the summer patio. This plant can get top heavy so grow it in a heavy terracotta pot. Colouration is best in full sun. Water very sparingly especially in winter

A variable East African species, our form appears to be low growing, the leaves having a central purple stripe. We may know more as we grow it.

A very colourful form of a species from La Gomera, Canary Islands, branching freely to make a large impressive plant.

A low growing branching succulent with soft pale green leaves edged with white, lovely in a shallow bowl.

A compact plant branching to form clusters of rosettes which change from green to purple in summer.

Seedlings from large flowered (blue or white) hybrids, likely to be not totally hardy.

Attractive succulent forming geometric mounds of tight rosettes of short softly spined leaves. Spikes of orange flowers in summer. Reasonably winter hardy if kept dry.

This species one of the 'grass' Aloes, has narrow spotted leaves held in fan shaped clumps which divide at the base. Red flowers should appear on 2 ft. stems.