Devil’s Ivy (Silvery Ann)Silvery Anne is a variety of Devils Ivy that has a wonderful silvery hue to its leaves. This is a fast growing plant with a trailing stem that can be trained against a mosspole, placed on a shelf, or grown in a hanging basket. It is a a great plant for beginners as it is forgiving of neglect. It is also good for your health as it removes toxins from the air.

This cactus is part of the prickly pear family

It's easy to care for

Native to Central America this plant can grow to over a metre tall when mature

It can however be somewhat temperamental so make sure you check on it regularly to make sure it behaves itself

Like other varieties of the Spider Plant it is easy to look after and excellent at soaking up toxins in the air making you and your home healthier

The foliage of this variety has thicker and shorter leaves

more commonly known as a Swiss Cheeseplant or Split leaf philodendrum

glossy emerald green

Ficus Elastica ‘Abidjan’ add warmth to any room with large foliage in rich tones of bronze and burgundy

but these only develop in more mature plants that are 3 years or older and about 2

This succulent plant has blue-green leaves that can develop a red edge if temperatures fall

as long as you manage to get its living conditions right