Baby Selaginella apoda

Baby Selaginella apodaSelaginella Apoda, commonly known as Meadow Spikemoss, is a houseplant with vibrant green foliage. The leaves are densely packed together, showing off a stunning array of greenery for such a small plant. Originating from the eastern states of the USA and also found in Mexico and Guatemala makes this variety very well travelled. It also means it requires a lot of humidity and high moisture to thrive, so misting is essential when caring for it. The

Betula pendula 'Dalecarlica' is a great statement tree offering all-year round interest

Sparaxis is inclined to multiply and naturalise areas where it can find suitable growth

The flowering stalks of the arturium bear large flower spathes that have small clusters of flowers at their centre

you can also use your secateurs for your tree’s pruning

red shoot growth becomes more orange or tawny as it ages

Kostchyanus will naturalise an area over time

Double Daffodil of petals of dense whorls of goldens yellows with occasional pale tips and slightly darker corona segments

The apples are medium size

These evergreen trees are easy to grow and require full sun exposure and well-drained soil with a pH between 6

The autumn season also sees the appearance of a smattering of red haws

The Magnolia ‘Manchu Fan’ is a deciduous tree

and humid environment