Amorphophallus konjac EvergreenAmorphophallus konjac is a striking, tuberous plant native to East Asia. Known for its unique appearance and bold, architectural form. It produces a mottled green and purple stem, which supports a single large, divided leaf that can reach impressive proportions. While visually captivating, this plant is infamous for its foul smelling flower, which blooms in a large, spathe like structure. Despite the odour, it is a conversation starter and adds a
Emerald Green thrives in open
dark green leaves with striking magenta undersides
Versatile and elegant
Highly attractive to nectar-loving birds
This dome-forming perennial features branching stems covered in rounded
Acer Seiryu is a unique and striking upright lace leaf Japanese maple
it makes a perfect addition to any garden
Though not a true palm
Adding peat or compost to the soil will give best results
providing lush coverage on trellises
prized for its arching spikes of downy purple and white flowers that appear in abundance from late summer into autumn
offering multi-season interest