Under R200

Edicial, edible, air purifier.  Everyone should have one. Save the climate! Plant in the photos is of plant for sale Big plant 

Nidularium longiflorum is a plant species in the genus Nidularium. This species is endemic to Brazil. courier bare rooted 

They are therefore perfect to use as beads for making necklaces, prayer beads, rosaries, and other ornamental or decorative items 1. They are smooth and cool to the touch and have been used by Zulu women to soothe teething babies for many generations. seeds may be planted and grown. Similar to a ...

PGrow Crassula sarmentosa in full sun, or semi-shade, or in indirect sunlight all day long or direct sun for up to 6 hours a day Large plant in hanging pot.

Grows approx 75cms. Semi shade. Sold bare rooted for transport.

These are well grown plants in hanging baskets. nice size plants 

Mounted on bark

Bromeliad Aechmea royal wine These broms are in flower June/July. Shipped bare rooted. Great Orange pendant blooms! 

Well established plants. Very fast growing. Use

Bold, beautiful, and bursting with colour — Allamanda blanchetii is the showstopper your garden has been waiting for! This vigorous, fast-growing tropical beauty can be trained as a lush, sprawling shrub or a dramatic climbing creeper, making it incredibly versatile for any garden style. Its stun...

Add a touch of tropical drama to your garden or patio with the stunning Maroon Allamanda blanchetii — a rare and captivating climber prized for its deep, velvety maroon-purple trumpet flowers. Unlike the more common yellow Allamanda, this exotic variety offers rich, jewel-toned blooms that contra...

Sansevieria hahnii (commonly called Bird's Nest Sansevieria or Dwarf Snake Plant) is a compact, slow-growing succulent. It features stout, glossy leaves arranged in a tight, rosette formation that resembles a bird's nest

Sansevieria trifasciata 'Hahnii Silver' (now scientifically classified as Dracaena trifasciata) is a stunning dwarf variety of the classic snake plant. It features compact rosettes of thick, silvery-gray leaves with faint green bands and dark margins, making it an excellent, low-maintenance

in the family Araceae, found from Chiapas in Mexico through Central America and on to northwestern South America.[1] A semi‑epiphyte with strappy leaves and bright red flowers, it is occasionally sold as a houseplant

Pachystachys lutea, known as the golden shrimp plant or lollipop plant, is a tropical, soft-stemmed evergreen shrub between 0.5 and 2.5 meters tall, native to Peru. 

Nice size plants photos of the plant for sale very strong plants 

Bromeliad Aechmea farinosa plants send bare rooted 

A small form of this species which will withstand light frosts and sea spray; probably hardy enough for the south and west coast of the UK. In full sun they remain strawberry pink, coral or pinky-purple, depending on soil fertility and pH, all year round. Unfortunately it appears not to be self f...