Aglaonema - Silver queen
photos/JPEG/DTAgalonema.jpgThis is an ideal plant for desk tops or mixed displays. It is one of the few plants that will survive in poor light.
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Zamioculcas zamiifolia – Zanzibar Gem
photos/JPEG/TDZanzibar-Gem.jpgThis is a unique plant great for desktops or mass plantings. It’s dark green, shiny foliage always attract attention.
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Cordyline fruiticosa – Rubra
photos/JPEG/TDCordyline-Fruiticosa.jpgBrilliantly bright specimen ideal for mass plantings or as a desk top plant.
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Spathiphyllum wallisii – Peace Lily
photos/JPEG/Spathiphyllum.jpgThis is an ideal plant for desk tops or in mixed displays. It has been proven to be one of the top ten air cleaners amongst all indoor plants.
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Mini Garden
photos/JPEG/TDMini-Garden.jpgA stunning mixed arrangement of colour ideal for desk tops.
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Mini Garden
photos/JPEG/TDMini-Garden-2.jpgAnother stunning mixed arrangement of colour ideal for desk tops.
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Chamaedorea seifrizii – Bamboo Palm
photos/JPEG/Bamboo-Palm.jpgThis is an attractive palm with clustering slender cane like stems. This plant can survive for years in small containers.
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Ficus lyrata – Fiddle-leaf Fig
photos/JPEG/Ficus-Lyrata.jpgThis attractive foliage plant is popular as a stand- alone specimen. It’s large leaves are always a talking point.
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Strelitzia nicolai – Giant Bird of Paradise
photos/JPEG/Strelitzia-Nicholi.jpgThis plant adds a tropical look to any indoor situation. It produces an exotic like flower which resembles the head of a bird.
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Dracaena fragrans “massangeana” – Happy Plant
photos/JPEG/Happy-Cane.jpgThis is a very popular and striking looking plant. Also known as the money tree as its beautiful form is supposed to be lucky that way.
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Sansevieria trifasciata – Mother In Law Tongue
photos/JPEG/Sansevieria.jpgThis is an excellent interior plant that has been around for years. Used in mass plantings or as an individual specimen. It is ideal for high traffic situations.
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Dracaena - Janet Craig
photos/JPEG/Janet-Craig.jpgOne of the most popular Dracaenas used indoors due to its ability to grow in low light conditions and its tolerance to considerable dryness.
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Rhapis excelsa – Lady Palm
photos/JPEG/Rhapis-Excelsa.jpgThe Rhapis is best displayed on its own. Its compact, upright stems, which look a lot like Bamboo, make this plant a good choice for rooms with limited space.
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Scindapsus aureus – Pothus Devils Ivy
photos/JPEG/Devils-Ivy.jpgOne of the most commonly used indoor plants around. It is used extensively as a free standing specimen on bark totems or in hanging baskets.
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Dypsis lutescens – Golden Cane Palm
photos/JPEG/Golden-Cane.jpgThis plant is one of the most attractive and versatile palms. Its erect golden stems make a bold statement and are perfect for open spaces such as hotel foyers.
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Howea forsteriana – Kentia Palm
photos/JPEG/Kentia-Palm.jpgThis beautiful palm can tolerate low light and a dry atmosphere. It is best displayed on its own due to its graceful lines and resilient nature.
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Yucca elephantipes – Giant Yucca
photos/JPEG/Yucca.jpgAn extremely versatile and hardy indoor plant that is very popular for its architectural value.
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Chamaedorea elegans – Parlour Palm
photos/JPEG/Parlour-Palm.jpgThis delicate little single stemmed species is an ideal palm for small pots, tolerating low light levels.
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Dracaena marginata
photos/JPEG/Marginata.jpgThis is a beautiful and unique plant with wonderful sword like leaves. A must have foliage plant that looks spectacular every season.
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Schefflera actinophylla – Umbrella Plant
photos/JPEG/Umbrella-Plant.jpgEach leaf of this species resembles an umbrella which makes it a great stand alone specimen.
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Dracaena deremensis "warneckii"
photos/JPEG/Deremensis.jpgUsed as a stand-alone specimen or in mass plantings. A handsome plant with creamy green leaves with variegated white longitudinal stripes.
