Conservatory and Sunroom Plants

An epiphytic cactus, living on trees in tropical rainforests. Large powerfully night-scented flowers appear on mature plants, each lasting only 24 hours.

A beautiful little succulent producing fanned rosettes of chunky smokey grey-green leaves. Great for a sunny windowsill

In its native Australia, this makes a large tree - here it is used more as a fast-growing foliage plant.

An evergreen bulb from South Africa. Flowers in late autumn consist of numerous small flowers with long white filaments topped with orange anthers.

A scrambling evergreen climber from Australia, bearing large yellow flowers in summer. Hardy in sheltered coastal gardens, reputedly to minus 2C. Otherwise grow against a wall in a cool conservatory.

Strong-growing plant with succulent red stems, fresh green leaves and white 'Busy Lizzie' flowers

A frost-tender evergreen scrambling climber with small, lightly scented yellow flowers during summer.

Upright tender perennial with large heads of drooping, tubular yellow flowers.

Tender shrub of open habit with dark green leaves with a purple reverse and spectacular, large plumes of bright pink tubular flowers from mid summer to autumn.

A delightfully fleshy, soft, hairy, branching succulent that just begs to be stroked! The thick felt-like leaves grow on stems to about 90cm. A fine specimen for a sunny room or conservatory