Decorative, huge leaves rivalling any expensive mature house plants. Grows 3ft in the first four months!

Here's a unique chance to grow this new hardy species of Banana, from the Himalayas. A strong and vigorous grower with tough green foliage, often flushed with ruby-red tints. Very hardy, tolerates wind and suitable for large containers or growing in the border.

Height: 3-4m (9-12ft)

From germination to a sizeable plant in just 4 months! A mixture of species, all with large, elegant leaves, and some may even produce mini bananas. Makes a decorative feature as a house plant or patio container plant.

Species may vary from illustration.

A skilfully chosen mixture of conifers to provide weeping pyramidal, horizontal, spreading and other types of growth, all fascinating subjects for Bonsai. Selection and number of seeds will depend entirely on crop availability.

A carefully chosen blend of conifer and deciduous trees to help you produce a wide range of Bonsai styles. Fascinating, rewarding subjects and some real gems.

Illustation showing 2 types.

A LIVING FOSSIL. Evolved more than 110 million years ago. Long lived, slow growing, house plant. Stands several degrees of frost so may be tried outdoors In a warm sheltered position or mild climates.

New 2008 A quick and easy to grow species with slender stems and unusual sword shaped silvery-green foliage, which becomes tinged with red as autumn approaches. If you crush the foliage it gives off a refreshing spicy lemon aroma which is known to deter mosquitoes, making this ideal for growing as a houseplant indoors or as attractive and beneficial patio feature plant. Height: : 90-150cm … click for more

Decorative, huge leaves rivalling any expensive mature house plants. Grows 3ft in the first four months!

Elegant tree with flame-red, striped blooms, also makes a great ferny foliage plant for indoors.

Striking tree with large leaves, panicles of speckled blooms, and slender seedpods. Also makes a shrubby foliage plant.

Grow the tropical fruits of Papaya, also known as Pawpaw. Plants also make good foliage specimens for indoors.

Beautifully fringed, orange and red blooms cover this magnificent,West Indian shrub with deeply divided foliage.

Excellent specimen tree with pale green, tulip-like blooms amid unusually shaped foliage.

Develops a trunk or caudex, like palms, as each frond dies. Mixture is drawn from Cyathea and Dicksonia species. Hardy in light to medium frost areas. Pack includes enough spores for 25 plants.

Elegant tree with flame-red, striped blooms, also makes a great ferny foliage plant for indoors.