Pothos or Devils Ivy Epipremnum (Scindapsus) aureum is everywhere in Vietnam. On restaurant interior green walls, fancy hotel foyers, in vases on display in restrooms. It can be grown inside, and outdoors in warm climates. In Melbourne Devil's Ivy are a must-have indoor plant! Allow them to climb up a trellis or totem pole, or trail from a shelf or hanging pot! Their heart-shaped green leaves produce yellow variegation. In a bright room the Devil's Ivy will produce more yellow variegation, and in lower light conditions the foliage will be more green. They are super hardy and dry tolerant. Allow soil to dry slightly between watering. Water weekly to fortnightly (or even less!) in winter and check for watering more often in the warmer months. Fertilise with Maxicrop in the warmer months to boost growth.
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Salvia Vivacious features a compact form with a neat, dense habit and shorter flower spikes. Striking purple flowers emerge from black coloured bracts from spring to late autumn. A very hardy and water wise plant once established. Can be used in containers or general garden use to create or enhance a vibrant pop of colour for entertainment areas. Low maintenance and easy to grow in most soil types which are free draining. Watering requirements are low once established, though try to avoid allowing the plant to dry out during extended periods of heat. Prune up to one third of overall size after main flowering. Apply slow release fertiliser during spring.
Featuring wide, bushy leaves that are marked with silver patterns, pilea cadierei is an easy going house plant that is generally simple to please. Prefers a filtered light position with a peat based potting mix which is free draining. Water when soil feels dry or plant starts to droop. Keep soil moist but not wet, watering more in summer and less in winter. Fertilise regularly during the growing season.
A semi deciduous large shrub with attractive white summer flowers and pungent lemon scented foliage that makes the most delightful tea. Lemon verbena leaves can be added to salads and make marinades and sauces for eggs, pork and fish. Steep some fresh leaves in a pot of hot water for a lemon flvoured tea, also is great for chilled summer drink. Plant in almost any spot in the garden, does well in poor dry soils and prefers full sun. Cut back hard in late summer early autumn if its getting too large.
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