Snake Plant (Black Coral)The snake plant is one of the most hardy and unkillable species of housepant and positively thrive on neglect. Native to Western Africa, the plant has sword like leaves that can vary in colour and fit in with modern design and living. They thrive in a wide variety of conditions from dark corners of the house to bright windows. Sanseviera Black Coral has leaves which are dark green, verging on black contrasting with grey green horizontal bands.

With an appearance similar to a palm or fern

bushy growth habit

slender green leaves with red and green stripes

it makes an excellent partner for lobelia and is one of the hardier bedding plants

Also known as the cowboy cactus

A crowd pleaser that will not fail to impress with their showy foliage

This variety of the Bird's nest fern has distinctive shuttlecocks of yellow green sword shaped fronds with ruffled edges which gives the fern a structural appearance

2 metres or more

more commonly known as the Kentia palm originates from the tropical islands of the South Pacific

Dypsis Lutescens

Ficus benjamina 'Anastasia' is also known as a weeping fig

Sanseviiera Zeylanica has dark green sword like leaves with lighter green horizontal bands