Drosera paradoxa

Drosera paradoxaCommonly known as the Cape Sundew, this is a small distinctive carnivorous plant with brightly coloured tentacles which secrete a sticky nectar that attracts insects. They become trapped on the sticky tentacles and then digested. A real talking point with your guests! Prefers warmth and bright indirect light tolerates some direct light. Keep the soil moist at all times and mist spray the foliage. Water with rainwater or distilled water do not use tap

Easy to care for and wonderfully adaptable

refined and easy to care for

Aglaonema ‘White Kiwi’ is a bright

including raised beds

It’s the perfect choice if you want something bold

timeless feel to any interior while also helping to gently improve air quality

#1000: fine grit for regular sharpening

it’s a staple for modern interiors

The wiry vines hold circular green leaves which have red undersides

The ‘Bellissimo Amore’ has low lying deep green leaves with beautiful sprays of vibrant dark pink flowers with white centres

Capacity: 1 Pint (0

Water thoroughly when the soil has just dried out