Give a Gift that grows this Christmas! Top Staff Picks

Give a Gift that grows this Christmas! Top Staff Picks

20th Dec 2024

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Give a Gift that grows this Christmas!

Spread some PEACE ON EARTH with a Peace Lily in a beautiful pot.

Spathiphyllum or Peace Lillies
are regarded as one of the most popular indoor plants because of its beautiful lush dark green leaves and its crisp white lily looking flower. Spathiphyllums grow in quite low light and will flower in those contitions too, there is almost no position in your house where one will not grow! 
Spathiphyllums do like to have a bit of a drink but on the other hand they will tolerate drying out too! if you forget to water your spathiphyllum give it a soak in a bucket so it is fully saturated, let it drain and it will come good for you. They are very forgiving but never let them sit in water.

Spathiphyllums love to be potted up, if you are struggling to get your spath to flower, pot it into some fresh soil in a slightly bigger pot and give it some fertiliser like Flourish, this may stimulate flowering.

Ribbed Cylinder Teal Pot
I'm not sure if this one is for Mum or me for Christmas. I thnk the best gifts are the ones you dont want to give away. This beautiful ceramic fluted teal pot is my favorite colour and design. it will create a stylish feature pot and is avalable in 3 sizes. 

 

GIFT IDEAS filled with inspiration! Carolyn

GIFTS-2-GO! ?
What We're Gifting This Christmas...

Hydrangea 'Magical Revolution Blue'
Hands-down the best hydrangea macrophylla variety ever! The Magical Revolution flowers from the moment it wakes up in springtime, all the way through well into autumn. Also super pest and disease resistant.



Gardenia 'Magnifica'
This rounded evergreen shrub bears large, double white flowers that are elegantly offset by the glossy dark green leaves.
An ideal container plant. Plant or position near windows where the perfume can be enjoyed. Grows best in a warm, full sun or partly shaded position in well drained, humus-rich soil. Protect from frost. Keep soil moist but not wet.


Mandevilla 'Bright White'
Bright White is an all new Mandevilla bred for Australian conditions. This variety offers luminating white trumpet shaped
flowers with bright green, glossy foliage resulting in a plant that absolutely radiates in the sun. This mandevilla will climb, trail or cascade if given the chance, but otherwise will retain a neat, compacty, shrub-like habit. Enjoys full sun positions with free-draining soils. They will withstand high heats and will benefit from organically enriched soils.

Crazy Hair Combo!
'Spider Plant' in Gordon Face Pot

Spider plants producing strappy green and white striped leaves and can survive well almost anywhere outdoors or indoors in any position. The spider plant is a perfect addition to a desk or bedside table. They will create their best shape in higher light. Spider plants are fast growing and produce runners with small offsets that can be replanted and plants can be cut back and regrown. Allow potting mix to dry out slightly between watering. 

Pair with the Gordon Face Pot add a bit of quirky style to any room!

Streptocarpus 'Blue Yellow Cape Primrose'
Cape Primrose Ladyslippers Assorted is a collection of charming indoor plants known for their delicate, slipper-shaped flowers in various colours. Growing up to 30cm, they are perfect for containers, windowsills, or as houseplants. Ladyslippers Assorted thrives in bright, indirect light and prefers well-drained soil. These low-maintenance plants are ideal for adding a soft and colourful display to your indoor spaces.

H 25-30cm x W 25-35cm

DOOR MATS
We have a great range of door mats in at the moment
Instagram Inspiration
Novelty planters pair perfectly with a mini indoor plant for a quick gift! ??

Sage - Golden Vareigated

It has a bushy growth habit, with its final height being somewhat dependent upon garden conditions. It can grow from 50cm to 1 meter with a similar width, taking 2-5 years to reach full size. Golden Sage has quite showy, two-lipped blue-purple flowers. 

The fragrant leaves are variegated with the plant providing contrast between deeper grey greens, golden green and creamy yellow coloured leaves. The contrast varies with the intensity of colour. In turn, this is affected by the amount of sunlight the plant receives. More light results in a much stronger variegated pattern.

Golden Sage prefers a full sun aspect, with some shelter and will take partial shade. This sage is happy to grow in any type of well drained soil and has average water requirements. It can take quite dry conditions, as it is closely related to the Common Sage which is suited to warm temperate environments. Naturally, watering in the warm summer months will be met with good results. However, it is important to avoid excessive wet soils from winter rains, or the plant will be susceptible to the roots rotting in soggy and cold soil.

Golden Sage is an ideal plant for perennial borders where the coloured leaves will provide all season, or in some areas year round interest. If it grows a little too high for your border it is easily pruned to meet the right height. This sage also does well in containers if you lack space or live in a cold or frost risk region. It may be propagated by soft wood cuttings in spring and semi-hardwood cuttings in late summer.

Height 50cm x Width 50cm

Beat Pear and Cherry Slugs with Tomato Dust
Start to appear as you get super busy and the weather heats up. The slugs munch unsightly holes in your favourite pears or cherries wether they are productive or ornamental.

Tomato dust is also very effective against fungal disease like powdery mildew, as well as aphids making it perfect to use on your roses too.


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