Strelitzia reginae

Strelitzia reginaeThe Strelitzia more commonly known as the Bird of Paradise has vibrant flowering, which mimics the feathering of a Bird of Paradise which gives the plant a tropical flair. This plant would be best planted in a pot or a bucket where excess water can easily drain away, the Strelitzia does not cope well with waterlogging. The Bird of Paradise is native to South Africa. The Strelitzia prefers a humid atmosphere due to it being a slightly tropical plant.

this plant will keep your flower bed looking good even as other flowers fade away

Lily-flowering Tulip with lemony yellow colourations in a fluted bloom on tall

Ilex 'Golden King' is a tree that will thrive all-year-round

Jetfire' is a bulbous perennial to 20cm in height

Water little and often

The flesh is yellow-white in colour with a fine grain and loads of juice

it matures to a lush covering of green leaves made up of smaller leaflets with a toothed serrated edge

this cultivar is valued for its ornamental appeal and ease of growth

Winner of the ‘Award of Garden Merit’ of the Royal Horticultural Society

the deciduous Malus toringo ‘Aros’ is a beautiful dwarf upright tree with striking purple-red serrated foliage nearing black which appears in Spring

With their exotic flowers and easy-care nature

move the plant to a cooler spot and water more sparingly