Plant Tips

It's July already! The days are darker and cooler which means our plants need a little more help to keep them happy until Spring has sprung. As with all seasonal changes, there's some small but important things you can do to make sure your houseplants thrive through these cold months.

So, we're re-sharing plant expert Anna Macoboy top five tips for houseplant happiness through winter.

Autumn in Perth is an in-between time for indoor plant growers, here are a few tips to get you through with a thriving indoor garden. 

Spring is the time when most indoor plants come out of dormancy and begin their active growing season. Here we share some top tips for how to care for your houseplants as the warmer weather approaches.

You don’t need flowers when foliage rocks like this!

Monsteras are one of the most popular houseplants that come through the warehouse. No wonder, as they are easy-care, fast-growing and have lush decorative leaves. 

If you're anything like us you love your plants and your furry friends equally. We've compiled a list of indoor beauties that are safe for your cat or dog so they can happily co-exist in your home.

The Coin-leaf Peperomia is a compact plant well suited for life as a house plant. It's easy care and has beautiful heart-shaped, succulent foliage. This plant will remain desktop-sized, growing wide, rather than tall.

One of the best places to put a bird's nest fern is in a bathroom, where it will get optimal humidity and warmth, along with sufficient light.

Do you have a sick plant but are unsure why? Well, you are in luck. We've compiled some advice to rid yourself of common plant pests.

A fabulous native fern with bold and dramatic green leaves, and a modern & unique appearance. This plant will grow in a pot, a basket, tied onto a tree or mounted onto a ply board. 

The Philodendron Squamiferum is a vine plant that has stems covered in a red hair like fuzz and a distinctive leaf shape. This plant will grow into an impressive trailing plant or can be trained onto a trellis or coir pole.

A Peace Lily can lend style to an indoor space without the fuss. A very popular indoor plant that has a strong upright growing habit and dark green, tough foliage with an attractive ribbed texture.