Monstera Deliciosa
Easy careOne of the most popular houseplants, the Monstera is forgiving and fast-growing. Perfect for beginners.
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Pothos
Easy careNearly indestructible, Pothos thrive in almost any condition and look stunning trailing from a shelf.
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Snake Plant
Easy careOne of the hardiest houseplants available. The Snake Plant survives neglect and purifies the air.
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Fiddle Leaf Fig
AdvancedA showstopper but a diva. The Fiddle Leaf Fig rewards patience and consistency with stunning foliage.
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Rose
ModerateClassic and rewarding. Roses need a little more attention but reward you with stunning blooms all season.
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Lavender
Easy careFragrant, beautiful, and drought-tolerant. Lavender is a low-maintenance superstar for pots or gardens.
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Orchid
AdvancedExotic and elegant, orchids bloom for months when given the right care. Worth the extra effort.
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Olive Tree
Easy careDrought-tolerant and architectural, olive trees are perfect for sunny patios or bright indoor spaces.
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Bonsai Juniper
AdvancedA living art form. Bonsai require patience and skill but are one of the most rewarding plants to grow.
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Basil
Easy careFresh, fragrant, and fast-growing. Basil is a kitchen staple that's incredibly easy to grow on a windowsill.
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Tomato Plant
ModerateNothing beats a homegrown tomato. With the right sun and feeding, you'll have a bumper harvest all summer.
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Mint
Easy careMint grows so well it can take over a garden bed! Keep it in a pot to control its spread.
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General plant care tips
Watering
Most plants die from overwatering rather than underwatering. Always check the soil before watering — stick your finger an inch into the soil and only water if it feels dry.
Light
Bright indirect light suits most houseplants. Direct sun can scorch leaves, while too little light causes leggy, pale growth. A spot a metre from a south-facing window is usually ideal.
Drainage
Always use pots with drainage holes. Sitting in waterlogged soil causes root rot, which is one of the most common causes of plant death. Empty saucers after watering.
Feeding
Feed your plants with a liquid fertiliser every 2–4 weeks during spring and summer when they're actively growing. Hold off in autumn and winter when growth slows down.
Temperature
Most houseplants prefer stable temperatures between 15–25°C. Keep them away from cold draughts, radiators, and air conditioning units which can cause stress and leaf drop.
Repotting
Repot when roots start growing out of drainage holes or the plant dries out very quickly after watering. Spring is the best time to repot into a pot one size larger.
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