Plant Index

An exotic pineapple relative. Flowers of iridescent blue and post office red (a baboon’s bottom). Being a bit of a bromeliad, it seems to enjoy being in a pot. 1.5ft x 1.5ft Please contact us for stock availability and sizes.

Another one of those huge spiky (but soft) exotics from Mexico. After many years, they send out 30ft yellow flower spikes. Please contact us for stock availability and sizes.

Compact shape with deeply cut leaves and pink flowers. Grows to 3 ft across and 2 ft tall. If your garden’s too cold, bung it in a pot and in a shed for the winter. Exotic. Please contact us for stock availability and sizes.

Most exotic of the Ginger Lilies with broad leaves and deliciously fragrant cream coloured flowers. Hardy in mild gardens. If your garden’s cold, bung it in a pot and protect in winter. Please contact us for stock availability.

The classic Parlour Palm of old. One of the easiest indoor palms, exotic, graceful and tolerant of shade. Contact us for stock availability and sizes.

Instantly recognisable with its huge, blue, deeply cut leaves, red flower spikes and an air of peanut butter. Cut back by frost in cold gardens but always returns in spring. To 6ft in 1 year. Please contact us for stock availability.

The most exotic thing you’ve ever seen. A huge Banana relative with red leaves. For the garden in summer and the greenhouse in winter. Can reach 8ft tall or more. Please contact us for stock availability and sizes.

It’s not a Lotus – more of a dwarf Banana with Lotus-like flowers. For the lover of well behaved exotics. Please contact us for stock availability and sizes.