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Young foliage begonia in a nursery pot
Silver lies between dark green lines on heart-shaped, finely hairy foliage. This rhizomatous foliage begonia needs bright filtered light, moderate substrate moisture and air around its leaf crown.
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Foliage heather collection · composition according to the shop selection
Dense green, yellow-green and warm foliage tones give this heather collection its character. An acidic foundation, accessible root balls and free drainage turn the attractive group into a well-supported outdoor planting.
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Young garden plants · quantity according to shop selection
Waxy dark green leaves sit closely on upright shoots. Green Carpet brings calm to a shady garden edge, provided enough moisture reaches beneath the attractive foliage and the soil lets water drain away again.
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Young garden plants · quantity by shop selection
Small rounded Kupferteppich leaflets make a finely drawn garden edge. Striking red fruit heads may rise above later. Its low habit needs an open edge and more help establishing than the dense carpet suggests.
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Potted plant with fine scale structure
Overlapping pale scales wrap paper avonia’s green shoots. Its fine structure merits close viewing; care needs plenty of light, well-drying soil and free drainage.
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Compact succulent spurge with curved green arms
Curved green arms surround a compact body. Euphorbia inermis invites observation and needs a sunny easily checked place. Soil may dry well between supplies.
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Articulated grey-green head group with yellowish spines
Many grey-green heads form an unusual cushion beneath fine yellowish spines. Puna “Incahuasi” needs bright cultivation and care taking soil condition seriously.
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Tomato-potato graft for the warm vegetable-growing season
Tomato foliage shows development above ground while the potato part stays hidden at first. PotaTom joins both vegetables by grafting and needs an attentively managed warm season.
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Succulent with a distinctive fan shape
Fleshy green leaves form a little fan. Flattened pale-patterned ends distinguish Haworthia truncata. A bright place, well-drying soil and free drainage guide care.
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Coral cactus with short green branches
Many short green shoots branch into a dense little network. Cereuscala Gold is this Rhipsalis’s trade name. Filtered daylight and attentively measured water suit it.
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Houseleek with green-burgundy rosettes
Green centres and burgundy outer areas make China Green’s young rosette group interesting. This houseleek needs an open sunny outdoor place and free drainage.
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Cactus with broad green crested forms
Broad green fans end in a wavy line. Coral brings this striking crest into a bright living space. Light, free drainage and checks between waterings guide care.
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Named scented-leaf pelargonium Apfel
Rounded shallowly lobed leaves form Apfel’s bushy crown. This named Pelargonium selection needs a bright summer place, measured water and frost-free winter shelter.
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3 plants · each in a 9 cm pot · approx. 12–15 cm total height
Rounded leaf notches, fine hairs and a dense small tuft make this green Coleus hybrid form interesting even without flowers. A sheltered summer position and winter quarters prepared in time matter more than its striking commercial name.
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17 cm pot · approximately 40–50 cm total height
A pale grey trunk with leaves like small green crowns at the branch tips: a young plumeria has a distinctive presence even without flowers. Its care calls for plenty of light and warmth during growth, followed by a dry winter period.
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15 cm pot · approximately 30 cm total height according to the offer
A slender trunk carries a few green leaf fans. You can get to know the young ginkgo close up, with care that considers its later place as a large outdoor tree.
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Small moss box · outer packaging approximately 20 × 12 × 12 cm
Small dense cushions bring quiet green structure to moist planted bowls. Kugelmoos, Weißmoos and Ballenmoos are trade names here; the actual moss species remains unidentified. Gentle placement, shelter and checking moisture in the moss itself matter most.
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Small moss box · outer packaging approximately 20 × 12 × 12 cm
Loose branching shoots with small star-like heads characterise the offered Sphagnum material. The genus profile separates fresh moss from dried substrate and describes an easily observed moist bowl culture without promising a particular wild species or certain new growth.
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14 cm pot · approximately 45 cm plant height
Long curved fruits make Pick-&-Joy Mild Chili a striking kitchen companion on the balcony. A warm sheltered spot, reliably moist root ball and support for loaded branches are essential.
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Small material box · outer packaging approximately 20 × 12 × 12 cm
Fine pointed foliage lies in loose green tufts, with brown undersides and small twig remains visible between them. The Gabelzahnmoos in the material box suits a small moist display whose condition you check in both moss and support.
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Small material box · outer packaging approximately 20 × 12 × 12 cm
Finely leafed side branches give the offered Sumpfmoos a loose feather-like structure. A small bowl makes this form easy to observe. Gentle arrangement and moisture in material and support matter most; a particular wild species remains unidentified.
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Small material box · outer packaging approximately 20 × 12 × 12 cm
Small pale grey to grey-green pieces branch repeatedly and look airy. The offer also calls this lichen material Silbermoos. It needs its own handling: arrange loosely, protect fine structure and do not adopt a moss watering routine.
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3 plants · each in an 11 cm pot
Small white flowers sit above fine branching shoots. Trailing lobelias soften the edges of baskets and boxes when root space remains evenly moist and the position suits summer heat.
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Potted plant with densely leafy shoots
Four closely spaced leaf rows surround the upright shoots of Crassula pyramidalis. This plant rewards close observation and care with light, drying and free drainage.
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Young succulent in a nursery pot
A green centre glows between red leaves. Campfire resembles a small leaf flame yet remains a succulent whose roots need air, light and suitable watering pauses.
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Bulbous plant with fine green leaves
Fine, mostly straight leaves grow from a green bulb. Albuca humilis needs brightness and care distinguishing active leaves from dry dormancy.
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Young green climbing plant in a nursery pot
Long glossy leaves and strong stems give Dragon Tail character even as a young plant. Bright indirect light, watering according to need and a stable support help you accompany its development.
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6.5-cm pot · approx. 15 cm total height
Purple outer leaves frame a green rosette centre. With time, Atropurpureum becomes a branched small subshrub; plentiful light and an airy root ball accompany its development.
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8.5-cm pot · approx. 12 cm total height including pot
Pale leaf centres shine between broad green edges. Small Agave Gold can be viewed close up in a sunny growing place: firm short leaves, fine marginal teeth and a closed rosette. Care starts with acclimatisation to light and looking inside the small root ball.
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13-cm pot · approx. 18 cm total height; larger version: 35-cm bowl · approx. 50 cm, each including container
Cream-yellow margins follow broad grey-green leaves. Pale-edged Agave potatorum looks like a slowly opened leaf rosette. A sunny sheltered growing place, drying soil and free space around toothed edges accompany it from young pot to larger bowl.
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5.5-cm pot · about 10–12 cm total height
Slender dark leaves, pale veins and reddish stalks already give mini-Amazonica a clear character. Its small root ball needs attentive moisture checks; a bright warm place lets leaf blades grow undisturbed.
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5.5-cm pot · approx. 10–12 cm total height
The little nest fern opens simple pale-green fronds from its rosette. Indirect daylight, even root-ball moisture and a protected centre accompany its start in a 5.5-cm pot.
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6.5-cm pot · about 6–8 cm total height
Without white flecking, Nudum reveals calm green surfaces of its broad ribs. Small pale areoles remain visible. For this young bishop’s cap, gentle light acclimatisation and roots that dry between waterings matter.
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5.5 cm pot · about 12–15 cm total height
Narrow leathery leaves carry yellow speckles over green. Young shoots rise above a short brown trunk section. At a bright breakfast spot their growth can be followed attentively.
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6.5 cm nursery pot · 15 cm total height
Broad almost round leaves carry cream-yellow patches on a matte grey-green surface. This little variegated Cotyledon needs plenty of light, well-drying substrate and gentle treatment of its powdery surface.
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12 cm pot · total height about 14–18 cm
Smooth elongated leaves carry creamy flecks and some larger pale sectors. The young white-variegated pothos starts in a 12 cm pot and may later trail or grow along support.
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40 dormant planting corms · commercial size 5–6 cm
The first yellow flower opens wide beside a still-firm green bud. The double mix starts with 40 dormant corms and needs bright cool cultivation.
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14 cm pot · approx. 50 cm total height
Dark feather strokes alternate with green-yellow fields on broad oval leaves. This prayer plant reveals purple undersides as leaf positions change; indirect light, warm room air and even rootball moisture accompany it.
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8.5 cm pot · approx. 12 cm total height
Orange and red between dark-green ribs draw the eye. Koi is a compact variegated trade form with its own pattern. Sheltered brightness and an airy rootball guide cultivation through the year.
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12 cm pot · approx. 45 cm total height
Cream fields alternate with green leaflets and brighten the slender crown. White-variegated umbrella plant displays its pattern on small umbrellas; indirect daylight and a carefully checked rootball accompany growth.
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Approx. 6 cm pot · approx. 8–10 cm total height
Cream-yellow follows a strong green heart leaf’s margin. Bicolour hoya makes a little desk companion; plenty of gentle light and checked roots suit its unusual single-leaf form.
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40 dormant planting tubers · size stated 5–6 cm
A ranunculus flower looks as if many paper-thin petals have been carefully nested together. Colour and pastel offers are raised from dormant tubers for later flowering.
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5.5 cm pot · about 10–12 cm total height
Pink veins meet cream-green arrow-shaped leaves with small green patches. Even the young crown shows an individual pattern on each leaf. Its growth can be followed attentively on a bright desk.
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Loose plant · approximately 8–10 cm
Pink-red pointed leaves open above a finely scaled grey-green base. Tillandsia ionantha Fire can be cared for on open cork or in an accessible holder: filtered light, thorough leaf watering and complete drying.
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Loose plant · about 12–18 cm; smaller form about 10–12 cm
Long green leaves open sideways around an upright centre. Loose Tillandsia Multiflora finds a place on open cork or an accessible holder. Bright filtered light, thorough watering and a completely dried rosette support its soilless cultivation.
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40 bulbs for planting · not flowering potted plants
Large red, pink, orange and yellow cups stand above broad green foliage. Darwin hybrid mix gives spring beds height and strong colour; care after flowering also matters for the coming season.
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Double Lilac: 50 bulbs · Double Pink: 12 bulbs · commercial grade 11/12
Several petal layers give Double Lilac and Double Pink a soft bowl shape. The two offers develop purple and pink flowers with different spring rhythms.
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25 dormant bulbs for planting · trade size 8/9
Praestans Mix shows simple tulip cups in vivid red, orange and yellow. The low-growing mixture, described as multi-flowered, starts with 25 dormant bulbs for a sunny bed or terrace.
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15 bulbs for planting per colour offer · trade size 11/12 · no flowering potted plants
Triumph tulips carry simple cups on slender stems. Pink, red and white can be planned as separate colour groups in a sunny spring bed; flowering is followed by the important phase of broad green leaves.
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Each 9 cm pot · about 10–25 cm total height including pot · quantity according to selection
A simple blue-violet flower stands among small glossy leaves. Lesser periwinkle combines low growth with long lateral stems. Young root reserves and later spread require different care: establish first, then deliberately manage the area.
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3 plants · each 12 cm pot · approx. 20–25 cm total height
Silver leaf areas, dark veins and magenta zones: Rex hybrids bring varied patterns to bright living space. Trio is cared for individually, warm with careful root moisture checks.
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3 plants · each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–15 cm total height
Broad firm leaves open into low funnels. Three Hahnii rosettes bring green, cross-bands and pale edges to bright table, with little water and separate moisture checks for each pot.
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30 corms for planting · no flowering potted plants
White and purple cups, yellow flowers and fine stripes rise above narrow green leaves. Large-flowered mix adds ground-level colour and still needs undisturbed leaf phase after flowering.
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Trio · each 17 cm pot · approx. 75 cm total height · paired trunks
Narrow green leaves, fine dark edges and two stepped crowns: meet green component of trio. Daylight, rootball checks and PDF.
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DIY set with one fig · jar approx. 28 ×18 cm
Strong root arms carry small green crown. Clear clip-top jar shows fig from many sides. Indirect daylight, checked moisture and space for new branches accompany living design.
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One stem · approx. 40 cm length · water tube
Long green stem carries few spiral turns and small fresh shoot. Clear container makes form a calm focal point. Clean water, secure standing and bright indirect light accompany young spiral.
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1 plant per offer ·23 cm pot · approx. 55 cm total including pot · blue/purple by choice
Blue flower ball beside green buds, another deep violet: Forever & Ever brings changing tones to light garden. Under full flowers key task stays ground-level: a moist rootball without standing water.
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12 cm pot · approx. 25–30 cm total height
Copper-orange leaf leans over yellow new growth and older green. Prince of Orange displays leaf-age changes, upright compact and beautiful close up.
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Kokodama approx. 17 cm outside · approx. 15 cm inside
Deeply cut green leaves make a loose canopy above a coconut-fibre hanging pot. Initially trailing shoots can later climb: light for the whole crown and moist roots with air matter.
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1 plant ·28 cm pot ·approx. 130 cm total including pot
Green fans stand closer and stiffer than many ordinary windmill palms. Fibrous trunk gives terrace a calm centre; roots, space and winter quarters need planning.
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15 cm pot ·approx. 35–45 cm total height
Broad cream-yellow edges frame dark green Felice leaves. Open rosette collects central water and rewards close attention in a bright room.
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12 cm pot ·approx. 18–20 cm total per supplier
Narrow finely toothed Aloe leaves accompany orange-pink buds opening into pale tubes. Compact rosettes suit sunny window: plenty of light, dry root pauses and bright frost-free winter.
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6 plants ·9 cm pot ·10–25 cm total including pot
Small opposite leaves and many fine twigs make box shapeable. Young border develops over years with suitable soil, gentle cutting and regular checks.
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15 cm pot ·approx. 35–45 cm total height
Cream-yellow centres/green margins pattern Torchita. Long rosette attractive without flowers, needing bright site and free leaf arcs.
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17 cm pot ·30 cm total per supplier
Thick blue-grey leaves like small bowls, reddish spines and neighbour imprints. Compact selection for sunny site, free sharp tips and bright frost-free winter.
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6 plants ·9 cm pot ·10–25 cm total including pot
Summer green leaves/winter warm orange twigs change garden through seasons. Small delivery plant first needs roots/water before renewal pruning.
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6 plants ·9 cm pot ·10–25 cm total including pot
Midwinter Fire wears winter picture on young stems. Small green potted plants become broad deciduous shrub, accompanied by moist soil, sucker space and balanced pruning.
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15 cm pot ·approx. 35–45 cm total height
Fine green lines thread light green rosette foliage. Goudaea ospinae sold as Vriesea ospinaea displays pattern without flowers.
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17 cm pot ·20 cm total per supplier
Long tips close as pale porcelain leaves. Strong white bloom reveals hint blue-green/tiny pink tips. Light-rich site and surface largely untouched guide care.
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8.5 cm pot · 12–18 cm total height according to supplier
Small white stars densely cover Albata’s flat green pads. The young bunny ears cactus looks soft and friendly, but its fine bristles should be viewed from a distance. Plenty of light, a controllably drying ball and a safe place belong together.
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15 cm pot · about 35–45 cm total height
Vriesea Era has strong green strap leaves with dark cross-bands. Care for the non-flowering rosette, its water reservoir and later offsets.
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9 cm pot · 10–25 cm total height including pot · set selection
Small elongated leaves and horizontally sweeping branches define Lonicera pileata. Young pots first need good soil contact; later water and edge control determine the green surface.
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9-cm pot · 10–25 cm total height including pot · set selection
Honorine Jobert bears white cup-shaped flowers on slender stems. The small green young plant develops into a taller autumn perennial; a lasting position and moist soil support that journey.
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5.5-cm pot · 10–12 cm total height according to supplier
Rufida places many small rusty accents on flat green segments. The young opuntia has a friendly ear-like outline and fine bristles that need room. A sunny position and soil that dries well show off its compact structure.
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5.5-cm pot · 8–10 cm total height according to supplier
Several yellow ribbed stems stand like small bananas above a green cactus base. The distinctive structure is a graft: the green rootstock supplies the yellow garden form. Its care therefore begins by looking at both plant parts.
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12-cm pot · at least four flower branches; no fixed total height stated
Treviso combines dusky pink flowers with a compact branching structure. A bright little spot and an easily accessible inner pot make its care easy to follow.
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9-cm pot · about 30–35 cm total height · two or three flower branches
El Salvador bears large wine-red patches on pale pink-lilac flowers. The small Diamond orchid suits a bright workspace with an easily accessible nursery pot.
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3 young plants · 9-cm pot · no delivery height stated
Snow White remains a pale strawberry even when ripe. Three young green rosettes first need root space, light and even moisture; later, an exposed crown and a watchful eye on the fruits matter.
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9-cm pot · 10–25 cm total height including pot · set selection
Purple Pearl begins as a young green box-leaved honeysuckle. Purple berries may later decorate the low shrub; anyone wanting to see that phase weighs pruning against flowering and fruit set.
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12-cm pot · two to three flower branches; no fixed total height stated
Dame Blanche combines large white flowers with strong dark green leaves. Position, bark culture and care after flowering thus remain easy to follow.
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9-cm pot · approx. 30–35 cm total height · two to three flower branches
Andorra combines delicate pink flowers with a white-yellow centre and firm green foliage. The small Kolibri selection needs filtered light and air in its root space.
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One plant · 23-cm pot · approx. 70 cm total height including pot
White twisted stars sit against glossy green leaves. Star of Venice twines up a support; a warm sheltered position and reliable root-ball moisture support its slow start.
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12-cm pot · approx. 15–20 cm total height according to supplier
White Wash shows its pattern between the veins: creamy white areas meet irregular green and a slightly wavy leaf surface. The compact zebra plant lives through its foliage. A bright warm position and an attentively cared-for root ball keep this eye-catcher in good shape.
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9-cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height including pot · quantity according to set selection
Creamy speckles run through Harlequin’s small green leaves. In time the young wintercreeper builds a low garden edge from them; root-ball moisture and reachable borders matter at the start.
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11 cm pot · approx. 30–40 cm total height according to the supplier
Abidjan adds a calm, dark accent. Broad glossy leaves, bronze-red undersides and a red young leaf sheath give this rubber plant depth. Its upright structure is easy to follow by a bright window when the root ball is checked and allowed to dry slightly between waterings.
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One plant with fruits · 14 cm pot · approx. 45 cm plant height
Small round tomatoes ripen among strong green leaves. Cherry Tomato Red grows as a compact bush; reliable moisture, light and root space accompany its existing fruits through the season.
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12 cm pot · approx. 15–25 cm trailing stem length according to the supplier
Not round peas, but small green drops: Curio herreanus lines up fleshy pointed leaves on thin hanging stems. Fine lengthwise lines add extra markings. By a bright window, the short strings form a calm green curtain over the pot edge.
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16 cm pot · approx. 80 cm total height according to the supplier
Between Escaletto’s large and small leaf windows remain narrow green areas and strong veins. This gives the young climber an open, lively appearance. A reliable support, bright indirect light and an airy root zone accompany its next leaf development.
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9 cm nursery pot · low rosette
Pale green wavy trapping leaves make Weser a small subject to observe by the window. Filtered light, shallow water supply and the winter rosette determine its care.
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9 cm nursery pot · low leaf rosette
Broad pale green trapping leaves define Maya Guatemala butterwort. Bright filtered light, controlled shallow watering and current leaf development guide its care.
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24 cm hanging pot · trailing shoots
Pink-red flowers with pale bases and narrow toothed leaves characterise this trailing begonia. A sheltered bright position, controlled watering and gentle flower care support its cultivation.
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12 cm pot · approximately 50 cm overall height according to the supplier
Brown fibrous seeds lie at the base, with strongly folded green leaves unfolding above. The young betel-nut palm has not yet developed the spreading pinnate crown of an adult palm. This structure makes close observation interesting: every new spear tells another part of its development.
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14 cm hanging pot · about 30–40 cm overall length excluding hanger
A pale vein traces each little heart, while a turned leaf reveals burgundy underneath. Thin stems form a loose green curtain. Let this vine trail or gently climb, supported by light and a reliably watered root ball.
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Two young plants · each in an 11 cm pot · about 40 cm overall height including pot
A white flower with a yellow centre sits on a young green stem. Grandiflora needs much more room later, and timely pruning preserves its flowering wood.
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Three young plants · each a 9 cm pot · delivery height unspecified
The climbing strawberry starts as a low green rosette. Long runners later need guiding; an exposed crown and even moisture support its repeated summer cropping habit.
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6 cm pot · about 7–9 cm overall height
A pale central band and fine golden side veins cross Amber jewel orchid’s bronze leaves. Its small soil pot needs warmth, air and carefully measured moisture.
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6 cm pot · about 7–9 cm overall height
Dark pointed oval leaves with a pale central band and curved side veins. A small warm spot with gentle light reveals the pattern.
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12 cm hanging pot · about 15–20 cm plant length
Gold lines cross small dark green leaves while young tips gleam bronze. A delicate leaf curtain for a bright sheltered growing spot, with air at the roots and carefully monitored moisture.
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12 cm pot · about 25–30 cm overall height
Narrow thick silver-marked leaves surround this young Hoya’s double hoop. A warm bright spot, airy mix and controlled surface drying accompany its vines.
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12 cm hanging pot
Two close leaf rows run from a darker base to light green tips. A moist textured back wall guides young Marcgravia; a warm sheltered terrarium makes this small climbing habit observable.
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12 cm hanging pot
Cream margins frame small green leaf pairs into a loose pale curtain. An accessible hanging spot with filtered light and airy roots reveals the quiet pattern.
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6 cm pot · about 7–9 cm overall height
Fine golden veins arc across green Citrine leaves. This small terrestrial orchid needs gentle light, airy moist medium and an accessible place.
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Three plants · each 5.5 cm pot · about 6–9 cm overall height including pot
Cream stripes and pink tips distinguish Saxon. The small rosette needs an open outdoor spot, free drainage and attention to new daughters.
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14 cm pot · about 40 cm overall height
Broad dark green fishbone bands lie on pale foliage, purple beneath. Moving leaves accompany steady warm lightly moist culture.
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12 cm pot · about 12–15 cm overall height
Fine white hairs fringe pointed green leaves. Cyanotis starts low and dense; its soft appearance suits bright light and measured root care.
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12 cm mini hanging pot · about 15–20 cm length
Pale surfaces carry green speckles and uneven marbling. Short trailing shoots show well in indirect daylight.
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Three plants · 5.5 cm pot each · approximately 6–9 cm total height including pot
Dense silvery-white hairs cover small green rosettes. Shampoo develops low cushions that remain easy to observe with sunshine, mineral soil and protection from excessive winter wetness.
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Three plants · 5.5 cm pot each · approximately 6–9 cm total height including pot
Broad pointed leaves give Blue Boy its calm rosette form. The muted blue-green can change; open sunshine, draining soil and an attentive eye on offsets support its care.
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12 cm nursery pot · no fixed total height stated
Pink veins and an irregular magenta edge appear against warm cream. Pirate Picotee combines this delicate floral pattern with strong green foliage and airy bark culture.
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9 cm nursery pot · Bee pot and two or three flower branches according to offer
Spain’s creamy-yellow flowers carry dense raspberry-red spotting. This small Diamond selection stays accessible on a bright shelf for checking roots and bark.
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14 cm nursery pot · about 55+ cm total height including pot
Glossy red bracts and pale spadices rise above dark heart-shaped leaves. Sierra Red needs a warm bright place, an airy root ball and controlled drainage.
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12 cm pot · about 15 cm total height
Fine red paths run through dark green leaves. Bubble Red can be admired close up even in a small pot; low growth needs gentle light and reliable rootball checks.
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12 cm pot · approximately 15 cm overall height
Forest Flame Pink carries its pink pattern on small pointed leaves with wavy green edges. This compact named commercial selection deserves a bright position where its foliage and soil can be observed easily.
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Three plants · 5.5 cm pot each · approximately 6–9 cm overall height including pot
Flasher changes its expression through the year. Its young green rosette can become more intensely red in spring; a sunny outdoor position and free root space accompany this change.
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Three plants · 5.5 cm pot each · approximately 6–9 cm overall height including pot
Leopold forms broad dark rosettes which later take up considerably more space. Sunlight, draining soil and freely growing offsets preserve their calm presence through the years.
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14 cm growing pot · approximately 55 cm or more overall height
Broad white and greenish bracts stand over dark foliage. Sierra White suits a bright warm living space where the root zone remains easily accessible.
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9 cm growing pot · no fixed overall height specified
Broad pink-white petals surround a yellow lip with burgundy strokes. Portugal is a named small potted orchid for a bright warm place and carefully observed bark culture.
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Variable selection of 4 plants · 7 cm pot each · approximately 8–10 cm overall height
Flat rosettes spread wavy finely toothed leaf straps into stars. The Cryptanthus selection brings varied stripes and transverse markings to bright warm places with well-supplied substrate.
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17 cm pot · 50–60 cm overall height including pot
Cupido combines fan-shaped green foliage with white bracts. Suitable root-ball moisture and free drainage keep this peace lily supplied in a warm room.
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5.5 cm pot · approximately 10–15 cm overall height including pot
A small Angel Wings begonia shows broad wavy leaf wings with pink speckles and red jointed shoots. Its cultivation combines bright sheltered light with a lightly moist airy root zone.
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12 bulbs for planting · trade size 11/12 · no flowering plants delivered
Each single Hemisphere cup may carry a different pink-white pattern. A sunny planting site and patience for green foliage carry tulip care beyond flowering.
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One plant in a 12 cm hanging pot · delivery height and shoot length not specified
Little Missy draws fine pale edges around its small green leaves. The young hanging plant needs light, an accessible position and soil drying again between waterings.
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12 cm pot · approximately 15 cm overall height
Strong red veins run through green leaves like a fine path network. Joly Josan remains manageable as a young cushion and invites close observation of new growth.
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9 cm growing pot · two or three flower spikes · white Scandic outer pot
Narrow cream-green flower parts carry dense berry-coloured dots and strokes. Spider shows an open star-like outline, yet remains a warm-grown moth orchid with airy roots.
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14 cm hanging pot · approx. 25 cm overall height excluding hanger · without buds or flowers
Narrow grey-green leaf centres, irregular creamy edges and finely hairy stems distinguish this Bicolor lipstick plant. Its small hanging pot brings the foliage to a bright warm place with free drainage.
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6 plants per offer · each in a 12 cm pot · no numerical delivery height stated
Ambella holds many little bells above green foliage. Its compact shape stands out on the bright terrace; care begins below, in a well-supplied and drained root ball.
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6.5 cm pot · 15 cm overall height according to offer
Small raised warts sit on green wedge-shaped leaves, while white extensions like soft teeth follow their edges. Faucaria tuberculosa invites close inspection and needs equally attentive light and watering.
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15 cm hanging pot · approx. 40–50 cm overall length
Japhrolepis carries flat narrow lance-shaped leaf pairs on delicate trailing stems. The entirely green lipstick plant combines a dense small crown with free tips and needs filtered light, measured root-ball moisture and secure drainage.
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2 plants · each in a 12 cm pot · approx. 55–65 cm overall height
Orange-gold flowers densely dotted red with a strong magenta lip distinguish the offered Fragrance material. Shop and breeder describe a fresh sweet scent. Each separate pot needs bright filtered light and readily checked root culture.
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5.5 cm pot · approx. 10–12 cm total height including pot
Pink, yellow and green meet on small leaves along reddish shoots. The young colourful Alternanthera needs little standing space and an easily accessible, slightly moist root ball.
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12 cm pot · approx. 20 cm total height including pot
Broad straight ribs and small pale areoles give Cuddly its calm shape. The young column needs plenty of light, permeable soil and controlled pauses in watering.
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14 cm hanging pot · delivery height not stated
Broad silvery-green leaf areas, dark central lines and purple undersides make this named inch plant selection a lively hanging plant.
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5.5 cm pot · overall height about 10–12 cm
The fan fern's fine fronds open like little green fans. Behind its palm-like appearance is a true fern that needs warmth, gentle light and attentively controlled moisture in its small pot.
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7 cm pot · overall height about 20–25 cm
Glossy red bracts rise above dark green and bring colour to a bright plant position even in a small pot. Red Champion remains a living houseplant needing warmth, good light and an airy root ball.
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7 cm pot · overall height about 20–25 cm
Soft salmon-pink bracts and dark glossy foliage give Spirit a warm expression. The miniature flamingo flower finds room in a small bright plant position when its tropical cultivation is considered.
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7 cm pot · overall height about 20–25 cm
White bracts, delicate greenish transitions and dark glossy foliage give White Champion a calm expression. The small flamingo flower needs a warm bright place and attention to its miniature root ball.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 35–40 cm
Zizou shows narrow pink bracts and dark spadices among glossy green leaves. On a bright sideboard, the compact flamingo flower brings colour to daily life. Warmth, filtered light and a well-draining root ball keep its place pleasant.
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1 plant · 16 cm pot · overall height about 80 cm on a moss pole
A moss pole gives longer shoots a direction. The changing offer includes one climbing plant from Monstera, Philodendron or Syngonium; the specific species is not determined in advance. We show how support, light and root care work together.
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3 plants · each in a 12 cm pot · overall height about 40 cm
Three ornamental asparagus show different green lines: fine feathery shoots, arching sprays and longer sickle-shaped surfaces. The combination may change with the assortment. Bright filtered light and an evenly supplied root ball preserve their airy shape.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 20–30 cm
Campio lifts fresh green leaf ribbons from an open rosette. Wavy edges and slightly curled tips make the bird’s-nest fern a calm companion for a bright workplace with suitable room conditions.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 20–30 cm
Chrissie opens its green fronds like a small rosette. At the tips, otherwise ribbon-shaped surfaces divide into fine fingers. The young bird’s-nest fern suits a bright console with indirect light and needs an airy evenly supplied root ball.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 20–30 cm
Gioia opens a rosette of broad green fronds with strikingly lively edges. The young bird’s-nest fern brings life to a bright protected plant position and shows how much character one leaf colour can hold.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 20–30 cm
Waved and twisted fronds make Hurricane look like a little green whirl. This bird’s-nest fern brings movement to a bright plant position, while its root ball needs even moisture and its young rosette a little quiet.
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12 cm pot · approximately 20–30 cm overall height
Leslie carries green fronds whose tips open into small frilled fans. This compact bird’s-nest fern looks lively on a bright open shelf and needs more attention to air and root ball there than to flowering.
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12 cm pot · approximately 20–30 cm overall height
Branched glossy fronds give Parvati a dense finely divided shape. This small spleenwort likes filtered daylight and a steady supply that balances moisture with air in the root zone.
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4 plants · each in a 5.5 cm pot · approximately 10–18 cm overall height
Nature’s Touch shows bromeliads as young foliage plants: striped, banded and narrow green rosettes. The four small pots can be displayed together and cared for individually. Warmth, filtered light and controlled moisture accompany their further growth.
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3 plants · each in a 7 cm pot · approximately 20 cm overall height
The Calathea trio combines three different leaf patterns. Stripes, darker areas and coloured undersides already make young plants interesting. The specific selection changes with the assortment. Warmth, filtered daylight and even root-ball moisture accompany the set.
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14 cm hanging pot · approximately 35–50 cm overall length
Merel carries small pointed leaves with pale edges on thin hanging stems. In a bright plant position, its fine lines look almost like a living drawing. In its pot, string of hearts needs air and time to dry.
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14 cm hanging pot · approximately 35–50 cm overall length
Remy hangs small green leaf tips on fine vines. String of hearts looks airy rather than heavy and brings quiet movement to a bright hanging position indoors. In its pot, good drainage matters more than frequent watering.
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Pot approximately 13 × 8 × 7 cm · approximately 15–20 cm overall height
This small bonsai shows fine scale-like green foliage above a short trunk. Its compact crown is easy to view on a garden shelf. Care combines a bright outdoor position, even root-ball moisture and winter protection for the shallow pot.
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23 cm pot · approximately 70 cm overall height
Double Up combines two clematis in one pot. Pale blue-violet and deeper violet flowers share the support and give a terrace a lively accent. A cool evenly supplied root zone matters just as much as light on the stems.
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23 cm pot · approx. 70 cm total height
Garland Tsukkiko opens pale star-shaped flowers among slender green shoots. This compact clematis suits a terrace or a small climbing space. Even moisture in the root ball, a cool root zone and appropriate spring pruning support its summer flowering.
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12 cm pot · approx. 14–18 cm total height
The little heart-shaped leaves of this crassula range between green, cream and rosy red. Its low shoots can grow over the pot’s rim; plenty of light and a root ball that dries well keep its framework healthy.
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3 plants · each in a 5.5 cm pot
Three small crassulas show fleshy leaves in different shapes and shades. Their shared display suits a bright potting table, while their roots remain in separate pots. Plenty of light, freely draining soil and drying between waterings support this young collection.
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3 plants · each in a 12 cm pot · approx. 40 cm total height
Compacta, Camilla and Magic Green show three different leaf patterns between cream and green. On a bright plant bench, their differences are easy to compare. Young dieffenbachias need warmth, filtered daylight, individually checked root balls and a safe position beyond nibbling reach.
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One plant · sizes to choose from: approx. 70–90, 90–110 or 130–150 cm total height
Lisa brings calm green foliage and a clear upright form into the living area. Stem sections at different heights carry its leaf crowns. A bright warm spot and care based on root-ball moisture help this dracaena develop through many new leaves.
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12 cm pot · approx. 30–40 cm total height
This dracaena surprises with slender branching stems and oval spotted leaves. A bright warm spot, soft watering water and carefully checked soil accompany its slow-growing bushy form.
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One plant · sizes to choose from: approx. 70–90, 90–110 or 130–150 cm total height
White Stripe carries pale lengthwise lines on long green leaves. They give this upright dracaena a light lively pattern. With indirect daylight, warmth and a carefully supplied root ball, it remains an attractive living-room companion.
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3 plants · each in a 12 cm pot · approx. 12–15 cm total height
Three fleshy rosettes combine different leaf colours and outlines. On a sunny potting table, they look like a small collection while remaining in their own pots. Plenty of light, freely draining soil and a frost-free winter position matter more than fixed watering dates.
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14 cm hanging pot
Red Tip grows flat, gently notched shoots whose young tips may look reddish. As a forest cactus, it likes filtered light and a freely draining, slightly moist root ball. A hanging pot gives its unusual shape room to grow.
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3 plants · each in a 12 cm pot · overall height about 15 cm
Lime green, green-yellow markings and pale leaf surfaces make this pothos trio interesting. The plants start in three separate pots and may later trail or climb. A bright shelf and moisture checks on each root ball accompany their development.
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3 plants · each in a 5.5 cm pot · overall height about 10–12 cm
Red, orange and pink draw the eye to the little ribbed heads. Below each, a green cactus rootstock does the work. The trio needs a bright protected position, draining soil and a winter suited to its warmth-loving base.
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17 cm pot · overall height about 60–80 cm
The mistletoe fig carries small firm leaves and may show tiny figs between its branches. Plenty of light, draining soil and water according to actual need matter for its calm structure.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 20–25 cm
Many small glossy leaves rather than one large specimen: Kinky Green brings the weeping fig’s fine branching to a bright shelf. A reliable position and a well-checked root ball help it settle in.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 20–25 cm
Creamy leaf edges and a finely branched crown give white-edged Kinky a light appearance. The young weeping fig needs a bright consistent position and attention to its small root ball.
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3 plants · each in a 9 cm pot · overall height about 10–12 cm
Three fittonias combine different leaf colours with the same fine vein pattern. Their low cushions suit a bright little shelf or a consciously tended glass arrangement. Warmth, protected light and even root-ball moisture accompany their shared start.
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3 plants · each in a 12 cm pot · no fixed delivery height stated
In this trio, we discover mint with different scent notes. Pineapple, strawberry and banana mint stay in their own pots so runners and harvesting remain easy to follow. A bright outdoor place and reliable root-ball moisture accompany the young herbs.
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8.5 cm pot · overall height about 10–12 cm
D Due forms a small dense rosette of strong dark-green leaves. Many pale dots give depth to their surface. It is easy to view close up on a bright shelf; a draining root ball and quiet watering suit it.
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8.5 cm pot · overall height about 10–12 cm
D Tiga unfolds strong green leaves with fine pale markings. Its small rosette suits a bright shelf beside the desk. Letting the root ball dry between waterings allows its slow development to be accompanied attentively.
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5.5 cm pot · overall height about 10–12 cm
The heart fern shows how different a fern can look: entire green leaf surfaces rather than finely divided fronds. Its dark stems and heart-shaped leaves suit small arrangements when light, air humidity and drainage are right.
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8 different plants · each in a 12 cm pot · overall height about 15–35 cm
Fine blades, round leaves and compact cushions make autumn interesting even without a continuous flower display. This set of eight is a changing perennial mix. We plan their shared appearance while keeping individual plant needs in view.
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5.5 cm pot · overall height about 8–10 cm
Small Hoya krohniana carries firm leaves with silver markings. This form is called Eskimo in the shop. A bright position with gentle light and airy roots accompanies it from a young miniature to a later climber.
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6 cm pot · overall height about 8–10 cm
Small rounded leaves, fine silver speckles and searching shoot tips make this miniature hoya appealing. A bright warm position and an airy, attentively watered root ball give the young plant a good start.
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15 cm bowl · overall height about 25–30 cm
Japanese holly as a bonsai shows small firm leaves and a shaped trunk movement. Its place is outdoors where light, air and seasons meet. The shallow bowl needs reliable moisture checks and special winter protection for its small root space.
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10 different plants · each in a 5.5 cm pot · overall height about 8–15 cm
A ribbed globe beside a narrow column, a branching cushion beside small flat segments: even young cacti show plenty of character. The set of ten invites comparison. We give each plant a bright position and its own drying root space.
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12 cm hanging pot
Bell-flowered kalanchoe has an appealing structure even without flowers: small fleshy leaf pairs and branches growing over the basket edge. Plenty of light, permeable soil and calm moisture checks keep the small succulent well supplied.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 15–25 cm
Spider shows finely divided, toothed green leaves that combine into an unusual small silhouette. For this succulent kalanchoe, a bright warm position and soil able to dry between waterings matter. Its foliage takes centre stage.
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5.5 cm pot · overall height about 6–8 cm
Silver hairs, brown leaf edges and small upright growth: panda plant is a succulent for a close look. Plenty of light and genuine dry phases keep its leaves firm and stems compact.
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3 plants · each in a 10.5 cm pot · overall height about 15–30 cm
Yellow-green, blue-green and darker branches may come together in this small set. Conifers are selected according to stock. Their young delivery condition suits getting acquainted; species, spread and root space matter for later planting.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Lovage brings fresh deeply divided foliage and a strong kitchen aroma to the garden. The young plant may become a large perennial clump. Well-supplied soil and enough space make the loveliest beginning.
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12 cm pot · approx. 15 cm total height
The jewel orchid needs no large flower to stand out. Its dark velvety leaves carry fine pale lines. It grows in soil and wants a warm, softly lit spot with loose, reliably supplied compost.
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3 plants · each in a 5.5 cm pot · approx. 20–25 cm total height
This little bromeliad trio shows three different flower structures: a red sword above striped foliage, a loosely branching red form and a fine pale panicle. The plants remain in three individual pots. A bright warm position and soft water support their further development.
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3 plants · each in a 5.5 cm pot · approx. 8–10 cm total height
Three little ferns show how varied green foliage can be: a nest of long fronds, fine fans and heart-shaped surfaces. Their tiny root space needs attentive moisture checks. A bright sheltered position brings out their differences.
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3 plants · each in a 5.5 cm pot · approx. 15–20 cm total height
Orange, red and a pale cream-white form add variety to this mini-guzmania trio. The contrast between plain and lengthwise-striped foliage is especially attractive. Small rosettes like warmth, filtered daylight and care distinguishing leaf tanks from root balls.
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10.5 cm pot · approximately 15–18 cm total height
Pale spines and fine threads form a loose mesh over the green cactus bodies. Neoporteria nidus senilis makes an unusual focal point in a small space. Sun, a root ball that dries quickly and a cool, dry winter period accompany its care.
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3 plants · each in a 12 cm pot · approximately 20 cm total height
Eden Mix brings together three leaf shapes: glossy green, yellow markings and narrow ridged leaves with red undersides. The peperomias stay in separate pots. A bright, warm position and watering according to each individual root ball accompany this small collection.
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12 cm hanging pot
Round green leaves, reddish stems and a gently trailing habit make “Pepperspot” an appealing small hanging plant. Bright filtered light and loose soil help its delicate branches continue growing healthily.
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15 cm pot · approximately 20–25 cm total height
Broad dark leaves with pale curved veins give this peperomia a calm, almost graphic character. A warm, bright spot with filtered light and an airy root ball tended attentively suit its tropical nature.
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9 cm pot · approximately 40 cm total height · golden Elite outer pot
Broad white flowers give Amabilis a calm yet festive character. The offered golden Elite version has a 9 cm pot and reaches about 40 cm total height. A warm, bright position and airy roots accompany it beyond the current arch of flowers.
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9 cm pot · approximately 40 cm total height · silver Elite outer pot
Red to magenta flowers make Congo a lively little orchid. The offered version carries two to three flower spikes and stands in a silver Elite outer pot. A bright, sheltered position and airy roots watered attentively matter for its further development.
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12 cm pot
Jewel Ghent shows white flowers on short stems, giving the impression of a small living bouquet. Its green foliage remains part of its form. Filtered daylight, warmth and airy orchid substrate help accompany the plant beyond its first flowers.
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9 cm pot · two to three flower spikes
We first discover Mineral Gibraltar’s coloured centre close up. Small white flowers have red to dark magenta accents and branch above firm green leaves. A suitable everyday routine begins with filtered light, airy bark and an inner pot that drains well.
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12 cm pot · approximately 55–60 cm total height
Niagara Fall Rosa carries large pink flowers on elegantly trained stems. A light flower arch forms above broad green foliage. A warm, bright position and air around the roots matter more than a fixed watering calendar.
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12 cm pot · approximately 55–60 cm total height
White Niagara Fall raises its large flowers in trained arches above green leaves. Its pale form suits a warm, well-lit spot. Roots and good drainage are as important to care as the flowers themselves.
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4 orchids · each in a 9 cm growing pot · no fixed total height stated
Four small orchids can turn a bright position into a changing flower display. The surprise box does not fix its exact selection. We discover each flower while watching roots, drainage and the next growth phase.
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12 cm pot · approximately 25–30 cm total height
Between dark glossy green and soft pink, each leaf gains its own expression. This young philodendron needs a bright, warm spot, airy soil and time to unfold its next leaves.
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3 plants · each in a 12 cm pot
Micans, Lime and Brasil bring three leaf effects together: velvety dark green, pale lime tones and green-yellow markings. The trailing philodendrons may hang from a shelf or grow on a support. A bright, sheltered position accompanies their young shoots.
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12 cm pot · approximately 20–25 cm total height
White areas interrupt glossy green, making even the young plant a small focal point. On a bright, open shelf, its leaves look especially lovely when light, root space and water supply work together.
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12 cm pot · approximately 25–30 cm total height
White Wave shows creamy lines on broad, glossy leaves. This compact philodendron grows bushy rather than up a moss pole; bright filtered light and an airy root space keep each new leaf interesting.
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12 cm pot · approximately 25–30 cm total height
The young Mediterranean pine shows fine green needles and a loose, upright structure. Its German shop name “Zimmerkiefer”, or indoor pine, should not mislead: plenty of light, fresh air and a suitable cool winter position matter more than a permanently warm living-room corner.
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12 cm pot · approximately 20–25 cm total height
A dark vein network stands out over paler areas on the climbing pepper’s heart-shaped leaves. The small climber needs a warm, bright position with gentle light and a well-supplied root ball.
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3 plants · each in a 12 cm pot · approximately 15 cm height
Velvety hairs, smooth purple surfaces and fine stripes: Purple Leaves brings together three different houseplants. They look intriguing together but remain three separate root balls when watering.
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15-cm hanging pot · approx. 30–35 cm total length
Flat stems with softly wavy edges give Rhipsalis crispata its lively outline. A bright hanging spot and airy roots reliably supplied with water suit this forest cactus better than hot, dry desert conditions.
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12-cm pot · approx. 15–20 cm total height
Many slender green stems with tiny pale bristles give “horrida” its distinctive surface. This forest cactus from Madagascar combines a small, loosely trailing structure with care for an airy, reliably supplied root ball.
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12-cm pot · approx. 15–20 cm total height
Short green side shoots give this coral cactus its fine, almost granular texture. It belongs to the forest cacti and appreciates filtered daylight, loose compost and attentively measured water.
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15-cm hanging pot · approx. 50–60 cm total length
Slender segmented stems hang like loose green chains over the pot rim. With Rhipsalis paradoxa, the changing edges deserve attention as much as a bright, easily accessible care position.
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15-cm hanging pot · approx. 25–30 cm total length
Slender green branches fan out loosely and bend over the hanging pot’s rim. Rhipsalis pulchra is a forest cactus: filtered daylight, airy compost and consistent attention suit it better than long, unattended dry periods.
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15 cm hanging pot · approx. 30–35 cm total length
Many slender, rounded shoots form a loose green cascade on Rhipsalis shaferi. This epiphytic cactus suits a bright hanging spot with free drainage — without desert heat or months of dryness.
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Bowl approx. 15 × 11 × 7 cm · approx. 30 cm total height
The small azalea bonsai shows fine green foliage on a shaped trunk. Pink flowers are described as a later possibility; the original plant is shown here without flowers. Care depends on acidic compost, even moisture and a bright, cool, frost-free winter spot.
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9-cm pot
Eva shows yellow-green pitchers with pale hoods and fine red veins. This pitcher plant invites a close look: its unusual shapes belong to the plant itself. Plenty of light, low-mineral water and a cool winter accompany its annual cycle.
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9-cm pot
Fiona looks light and upright with her slender green pitchers. Small red areas at the upper edge provide a quiet contrast. For healthy development the pitcher plant needs plenty of light, low-mineral water and its cool part of the year.
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9-cm pot
Judith combines young green trapping leaves with dark red upper pitchers and wavy hoods. This contrast is beautiful to observe in a bright garden corner. The special leaf shape needs low-mineral water, suitable compost and a cool winter.
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3 plants · each in a 9-cm pot
Taller green tubes meet more compact reddish-marked trapping leaves in the pitcher-plant trio. The selection varies with stock. A sunny position, nutrient-poor specialist compost and suitable low-mineral water unite their care; winter hardiness must suit the form actually delivered.
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17-cm pot · approx. 40–50 cm total height
The soft pale green foliage catches your eye first on the indoor linden. With light, air and a reliably supplied root ball, the young plant develops into a generous green companion.
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10 different plants · each in a 5.5-cm pot · approx. 8–15 cm total height
A powdery blue rosette, a firm round leaf and a finely marked surface: succulents tell a lot in little space. The ten-piece set is a changing selection. We consider the differences and plan water, light and room for each plant.
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16-cm pot with moss pole · approx. 80 cm total height
On Mottled, pale and green patches spread across broad arrow-shaped leaves. The young arrowhead vine already grows on a support, bringing lively leaf markings to a bright living area. Good care combines light, an airy root ball and room for new shoots.
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Each 9-cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · choice of sets
Purple Beauty spreads low with small aromatic leaves in a sunny garden spot. Purplish-pink flowers appear in early summer. Between warm stones, at a border edge or in a freely draining container, this thyme shows its quiet carpet-like growth.
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Loose plant · approximately 10–12 cm plant size
The fine silvery leaves of Tillandsia magnusiana form a soft, radiating rosette. An open support makes its shape particularly visible. This air plant needs no soil rootball, but does need attention to light, water and subsequent drying.
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Loose plant · approximately 10–12 cm plant size
A small upright rosette, firm narrow leaves and a darker base: green Tillandsia melanocrater tricolor shows plenty of character without a flowerpot. Its suitable position is bright and airy; keep the leaf bases in view when watering too.
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Loose plant · approximately 18–22 cm plant size
The strongly thickened leaf base of Tillandsia seleriana turns an air plant into a small botanical sculpture. Narrow twisted leaves rise above it. An open display and careful drainage after watering belong to this distinctive form.
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27 plants · at least 9 varieties according to the offer · plant size about 6–25 cm
Silver rosettes, fine leaf tufts and curved green leaves: tillandsias can be arranged without a row of flowerpots. The large set offers 27 plants from a changing selection. A bright position, good air movement and careful watering accompany the collection.
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12 cm pot
Quadricolor combines small green leaves with light lengthwise stripes and pink to purple accents. On a bright shelf, its stems may grow over the edge. With an airy root ball and occasional shaping, tradescantia remains a lively companion.
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12 cm pot
White shows creamy-white stripes between green leaf areas; undersides add a purple counterpoint. The young tradescantia stays compact initially and may later grow over the pot edge. A bright position and water according to root-ball moisture accompany fresh growth.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Nasturtium leaves stand on long stalks like small green umbrellas. Warm flower colours may join later. The annual combines a sunny garden position with a spicy harvest and a form that may grow over the edge.
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2 plants · each in a 15 cm pot · overall height about 50 cm
Bianca begins with young shoots and friendly green vine foliage. Pale grapes may later complement the trellis. A warm position, a well-built framework and patience during establishment make the set of two a long-term garden companion.
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2 plants · each in a 15 cm pot · overall height about 50 cm
Boskoop Glory combines green summer foliage with later blue-black grapes and a beautiful autumn change. Young vines first need support and well-supplied roots. In a warm garden position, they grow into a trellis with an annual rhythm of its own.
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2 plants · each in a 15 cm pot · overall height about 50 cm
Himrod is a pale seedless table grape. Its young climbing growth brings green life to a terrace or trellis even before the first harvest. Warmth, an organised framework and attentive watering accompany the path to later fruit.
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2 plants · each in a 15 cm pot · overall height about 50 cm
Vanessa later brings colourful seedless table grapes to a well-trained framework. Even the young vine leaves enliven a bright garden position. When planting, we consider future tendrils, enough root space and the pleasure of watching.
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2 plants · each in a 15 cm pot · overall height about 50 cm
Vroege van der Laan combines climbing vine foliage with later pale grapes. The early-ripening variety needs a warm position and a clear framework. The young set of two can be accompanied attentively from the first new leaf to the later harvest.
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3 plants · each in a 12 cm pot · fern about 25 cm, peace lily about 40 cm, spider plant about 15 cm tall
Fine fern fronds, glossy peace lily surfaces and narrow white-edged spider plant leaves complement one another in a varied group. Their shared position can be bright; for water, each pot needs its own check.
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3 plants · each in a 9 cm pot · overall height about 12–18 cm
Narrow leaf arches, lobed green and heart-shaped leaves meet in this small set. Spider plant grows as a rosette, while ivy and pothos develop longer shoots. Separate pots help preserve their different needs.
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3 plants · each in a 17 cm pot · overall height about 40–50 cm
Finely divided fronds and broader blue-green leaf surfaces may meet in this fern trio. A bright position with filtered light reveals the differences. We accompany each root ball separately and give fronds air and free space.
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Angular bowl about 15 cm · overall height about 30–40 cm
The narrow pointed leaf lobes spread like little hands. Above two slender trunk sections, an airy red crown develops that you can still see through.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not stated
The lemonade plant needs no large flower show to stand out. Its green toothed leaves sit on upright shoots and give the small crown a lively structure.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 25–30 cm
Irregular pale silvery patches lie on green leaf surfaces. Amazon Silver looks particularly lively on a quiet surface when gentle daylight travels across the pattern. A warm position and a well-aerated moderately moist root ball matter for the young Chinese evergreen.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 25–30 cm
Apple-green leaf surfaces, darker patches and pink stalks meet leaves with surprisingly reddish undersides in Apple Fantasy. The young Chinese evergreen brings colour to a bright side table. Warmth, gentle daylight and a carefully checked root ball accompany it through everyday life.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 25–30 cm
Crimson Love shows an interplay of pink, coral red and dark green on broad pointed leaves. Fine green speckles reach into coloured surfaces while the edge often stays darker.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 25–30 cm
Long pointed leaves, pale stalks and a finely distributed green-silver pattern give Greyhound a light upright silhouette. The Chinese evergreen suits a bright open surface; regular root-ball checks and a warm steady position help its young foliage.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 25–30 cm
Iguana Red draws the eye to a strong red midrib. Yellow-green surfaces and darker speckles mix around it. On a bright open shelf, the young Chinese evergreen becomes a calm colour accent, with reachable soil, gentle light and even warmth.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 25–30 cm
Red leaf margins and midribs outline Jungle Red’s narrow dark green leaves. Pink-red stalks and an upright young crown complete the picture. On a bright work surface, the Chinese evergreen looks lively without needing much decoration.
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12 cm pot · approximately 25–30 cm total height
Rose Parakeet combines pale yellow-green foliage with darker green and pink markings. Pink stalks support its small upright crown. On a bright console this Chinese evergreen looks light and friendly; care remains attentive, warm and guided by its actual root ball.
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12 cm pot · approximately 25–30 cm total height
Cream-white foliage, narrow green edges and small speckles give White Joy a clear, bright effect. The young Chinese evergreen needs a well-lit, sheltered indoor position. Care begins with even warmth and attention to the soil beneath its beautiful leaves.
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40 bulbs · not flowering potted plants
Allium caeruleum brings clear blue to the early summer garden. Its small round heads contain many star-shaped flowers and remain about 2 to 3 cm wide.
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Pack of 15 bulbs · not flowering potted plants
Allium carolinianum carries pink to pink-purple flower heads on straight stems. Many small flowers together form a dense globe.
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15 bulbs for planting · not flowering potted plants
This ornamental onion forms its flower globe from many narrow, pointed star-shaped flowers. Air remains between them; light and background show through slender stalks.
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5 bulbs · not flowering potted plants
Globemaster stands out with exceptionally large purple flower heads. Many closely packed star flowers form an almost closed globe.
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15 bulbs for planting · not flowering potted plants
Miami carries reddish-purple flowers in a relatively open, dome-shaped umbel. It looks lighter than a densely closed globe.
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3 bulbs for planting · not flowering potted plants
Mount Everest places white flower globes on tall ridged stems. Many small star flowers form a densely arranged head about twelve centimetres in diameter.
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15 bulbs · not flowering potted plants
Purple Sensation places violet flower globes on long, almost leafless stems. Up close, the clear shape resolves into many small star flowers.
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5 bulbs · not flowering potted plants
Allium schubertii looks like a firework paused in mid-air. Individual pink-purple star flowers sit on rays of noticeably different lengths.
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30 bulbs for planting · not flowering potted plants
Siculum does not carry a dense starry globe. Its little bells hang on long individual stalks beneath an open umbrella.
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100 bulbs · not flowering potted plants
With drumstick allium, the colour change stands out first. Small dense heads turn wine red to purple from the upper part, while green may initially remain below.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Wild garlic’s broad fresh leaves create a very different herb shape from woody rosemary. They sit on individual stalks and emerge together from the ground.
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5 bulbs · not flowering potted plants
White Giant lifts dense white flower globes far above its basal leaves. Each little star-shaped flower has a green centre.
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12 cm pot · about 25–30 cm total height
Flying Squid stands out for what it almost lacks: instead of large elephant ears, fine dark stems rise above the pot with narrow green leaf portions at their tips. Curving lines recall squid arms but remain living plant organs.
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12 cm pot · about 45 cm total height
Dark glossy green, pale leaf veins and curved edges: this alocasia thrives visually on the contrast of its individual leaves. Bright indirect light and a warm airy root ball accompany the young plant through growth and rest.
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11 cm pot · about 35 cm total height
The green leaf surface broadens like two wings and then extends into an unusually long narrow tip. This leaf tail is exactly what gives Stingray its name.
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30 tubers for planting · not flowering potted plants
Garden anemone opens its flowers like little colourful bowls. Broad petals in red, violet-blue, pink or white surround the usually dark centre.
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12 cm pot · about 40 cm or more total height
Arrow shows no colourful bowl above its foliage. Dark green leaves form distinctive arrows with side lobes, and slender stalks leave air between them.
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12 cm pot · about 55 cm or more total height
Fiorino shows small violet to magenta bracts on slender upright stems. They are slightly bowl-shaped, with a dark spadix rising from their centre.
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12 cm pot · approximately 25–30 cm total height
Lilli makes the familiar flamingo-flower shape more delicate. Its small pink bracts are narrow, sometimes curved like ribbons, and sit among pointed green foliage.
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14 cm pot · approximately 35–40 cm total height
Fine white lines run through Livium’s pink-red bracts. They follow the veins and give the heart-shaped surfaces a distinctive rhythm.
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7 cm pot · approximately 20–25 cm total height
Glossy heart-shaped bracts stand among green leaves tapering to points. Their colour looks orange-red in the original photograph and the shop offers the plant as Orange Champion.
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14 cm pot · approximately 40–50 cm total height
Rainbow stands out through warm colour transitions: pink and red meet copper-coloured or greenish areas, above dark glossy foliage. The contrast between younger and older bracts makes the crown particularly interesting.
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3 plants · 11 cm pot each · plant height approximately 20–25 cm
Asteriscus maritimus carries golden-yellow flower heads above narrow, elongated to spoon-shaped green leaves. The centre stays yellow too.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not specified
Close up, Brahmi stands out through small opposite leaf pairs. The smooth, slightly fleshy surfaces sit on fine green shoots that can branch and grow over the pot rim.
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19 cm pot · approximately 60 cm total height
Barbara Karst brings a strong, warm pink to the small trellis. The papery coloured surfaces stand among oval green leaves and may look coral red in places.
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19 cm pot · approximately 60 cm total height
Dark Violett shows dark violet-pink bracts that stand out clearly against oval green foliage. In the original, some groups look more deeply purple, while others look lighter when light passes through the fine surface.
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3 plants · 11 cm pot each · plant height approximately 20–25 cm
Many narrow lilac-blue rays surround the small yellow flower centre. Finely divided green foliage sits beneath the heads, strengthening the impression of a loose cushion.
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12 cm pot · approximately 40 cm total height
A pale fleshy stem carries a crown of glossy green leaves. Brighamia insignis is called Hawaiian palm but belongs to the bellflower family. This unusual houseplant depends on good light, airy substrate and carefully checked water needs.
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19 cm pot · approx. 70–80 cm total height
The long oval leaves end in a clear point. Pale margins frame a green pattern that runs outwards from the midrib.
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19 cm pot · approx. 60–70 cm total height
Kennedy’s oval leaves look silvery green in the original photograph. Dark patterns extend outwards from the midrib, while a dark edge frames the surface.
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3 plants · 12 cm pot each · plant height approx. 20–25 cm
Calibrachoas carry many small funnel-shaped flowers among narrow green leaves. Yellow, white, red, pink and purple can create a lively transition over a container rim.
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3 plants · 12 cm pot each · approx. 20 cm total height
Fine shoots bend over the container rim, carrying many small coloured buds. Trailing heather gives an autumn planter a flowing outline; acidic soil and an easily accessible root ball make it a planting with a future.
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12 cm pot · approx. 30–40 cm total height
A green-patterned roof sits above a narrow flower tube. The five joined flower sections form an unusual parachute shape that scarcely looks like an ordinary houseplant flower at first glance.
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12 cm pot · around 20 cm total height
A young finger lime initially appeals through its small leaves and fine branching. The elongated fruits, with flesh consisting of small juicy pearls, give the plant its name.
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Pot approx. 18 × 12 cm · approx. 20–25 cm total height
The slender trunk describes a clear movement between pot and crown. Small green leaves are distributed along the branches; a few red fruits add lively points in the original photograph.
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12 cm pot · around 15 cm total height
Elephants Trunk appeals through narrow fleshy leaves arranged in different directions above the small container. Their grey-green tone and pale surface catch light differently from glossy indoor foliage.
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8,5 cm pot · total height not quantified in the offer
Only up close do you recognise the tiny leaves. They overlap densely on narrow green shoots, giving them an angular, almost geometric surface.
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11 cm pot · approx. 15–20 cm total height
The small spiral cactus looks slightly different from every angle. Its strong ribs do not simply run vertically upwards, but twist around the blue-green body.
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17 cm pot · overall height about 30 cm
Many short branches carry fleshy oval leaves that shine softly in the light. They form a dense green crown whose individual leaves remain easy to recognise.
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10 cm pot · overall height not quantified in the offer
The slender upright shoots show muted grey-green and pink-grey tones in the original photograph. Fresh tips appear brighter green.
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50 corms to plant · not flowering potted plants
Ruby Giant stands out while many perennials are still barely visible. Violet flower cups rise above very narrow green leaves with a pale centre line.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 15 cm
Narrow green leaves carry pale lengthwise stripes and bend in different directions. Wavy edges and some curled areas give the little crown movement.
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3 plants · each in a 12 cm pot · overall height about 25–30 cm
Scented pelargoniums invite a closer look at toothed and lobed foliage. Small white to pale pink flowers with fine pink markings appear among the green leaves.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 15 cm
Antaris layers thick triangular leaves into a tight rosette. Their tips look clearly outlined without bearing true spines.
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10.5 cm pot · overall height about 15 cm
Cleopatra stands out through ruffled edges. Grey-green fleshy leaf surfaces look densely layered; a pink to coral border traces the irregular outlines.
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10.5 cm pot · overall height about 15 cm
Lemon Lime shows elongated spoon-shaped leaves whose pale blue-green centre is accompanied by cream areas. The fine matt surface makes the rosette look softer than glossy foliage.
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9 cm pot · compact young rosette; height not listed in the offer
Echeveria purpusorum shows short pointed leaves closely interlocking. Darker brownish to plum-coloured markings lie on the grey-green base colour.
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10.5 cm pot · overall height about 15 cm
The larger rounded body forms the centre. Smaller globular shoots sit around its base, repeating ribs, pale areoles and fine radiating spines.
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3 plants · each in a 12 cm pot · plant height about 20–25 cm
Five broad petals lie like little colour bowls above the foliage. Pink, red or white stand out particularly among dark green to bronze leaves.
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25 tubers to plant · not flowering potted plants
In Cilician winter aconite, a little yellow flower bowl sits above finely divided green bracts. This collar makes the early garden resident unmistakable.
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8.5 cm pot · overall height about 25 cm
A narrow green column stands above the little pot. Its body looks segmented: rounded swellings and constrictions rise irregularly, with individual long spines projecting between them.
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10.5 cm pot · overall height about 12–14 cm
Cream fields and green lines follow the ribs of the little globes. Several shoots lie closely side by side without merging into one smooth surface.
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14 cm pot · overall height about 45 cm
Glossy dark-green leaves sit closely on slender branches. Their oval surfaces taper to a point, keeping the crown delicate despite its fullness.
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14 cm pot · overall height about 45 cm
Small pointed leaves sit on fine branching shoots. Their dark-green centres are accompanied by broad irregular creamy-white margins.
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5 bulbs for planting · not flowering potted plants
Garland Star bears large orange bells beneath a striking tuft of green leaves. The flowers hang in a group around the upper stem.
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5 bulbs for planting · not flowering potted plants
Lutea creates a clear yellow accent in spring. Several large hanging bells sit at the top of an upright stem, above which stands a striking tuft of narrow green leaves.
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30 bulbs for planting · not flowering potted plants
Snake’s-head fritillary bears nodding bells on slender stems. Pale and dark squares alternate on purple petals; white forms may appear beside them in the offered mix.
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5 bulbs for planting · not flowering potted plants
Fritillaria persica bears numerous narrow hanging bells along an upright flower raceme. Dark violet to brown-violet may look almost black depending on the light.
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25 bulbs for planting · not flowering pot plants
Galanthus elwesii shows white nodding bells while the gardening year still feels quiet. Three longer outer flower segments surround three shorter inner ones bearing green markings.
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3 plants · 12 cm pot each · plant height approx. 20–25 cm
Gazania may look closed in the morning, showing its large flower heads later in sunlight. White, yellow, orange or red rays carry darker ring markings near the centre in the original photograph.
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5,5 cm pot · approx. 6–8 cm total height
Big Band makes a surprisingly clear accent with broad raised white bands. The small rosette suits a bright desk and needs a root ball that dries well. Its stripes belong to the plant: care concerns roots, light and healthy continued growth.
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10,5 cm pot · approx. 15–18 cm total height
Small white bumps stand like tiny pearls against the dark green. They are not merely flat patches of colour: they form a visible texture on the fleshy, tapering leaves.
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3 plants · 11 cm pot each · plant height approx. 25–35 cm
Heliotrope forms dense clusters of tiny violet flowers above dark green foliage. A closer look reveals individual small flowers and the strong leaf veins beneath them.
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12 cm pot · approx. 25–30 cm total height including hoop
Numerous small, tapering leaves sit along the slender hoop. Greens, darker areas and bronze tones create a quiet pattern that remains particularly clear on a light-coloured sideboard.
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3 plants · 12 cm pot each · plant height approx. 25–30 cm
Light green heart-shaped leaves and dark purple, sometimes angularly lobed leaves make ornamental sweet potato a striking structural plant. It can stand among flowering neighbours without needing to carry large flowers constantly itself.
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20 bulbs for planting · not flowering pot plants
Summer snowflake carries nodding white bells whose similar flower segments each show a green dot at the tip. Several flowers hang from a slender, leafless stem; long narrow leaves grow below.
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6 cm pot · approx. 7–9 cm total height
With Jade, fresh green is the first thing you notice. Fine pale lines run from leaf base to tip and branch between the larger veins.
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6 cm pot · approx. 7–9 cm total height
Ruby looks different from an ordinary green miniature plant. The oval, tapering leaves have a dark reddish-brown base colour.
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6 cm pot · approx. 7–9 cm total height
A dense pale vein network covers the pointed oval leaves. An olive-green to bronze background remains visible between the lines; darker undersides can be seen at some edges.
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6 cm pot · approx. 7–9 cm total height
Pearl shows a broad pale centre on its dark oval leaves. Fine cream-coloured lines branch from there into the darker margins.
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6 cm pot · approx. 7–9 cm total height
Tiger Eye carries dark, pointed oval leaves. A fine yellowish to olive network covers the surface, while the lighter green midrib stands out especially clearly.
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50 bulbs for planting · not flowering pot plants
A grape hyacinth is not made of a single large bell. Many small urn-shaped flowers sit closely on an upright stem.
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50 bulbs for planting · not flowering pot plants
White Magic brings a pale grape hyacinth to the spring garden. Its small urn-shaped individual flowers open from pale green buds.
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15 bulbs · not flowering pot plants
Carlton belongs to the large-cupped daffodils. Six outer flower segments frame a broad yellow cup that stays shorter than in a pronounced trumpet daffodil.
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15 bulbs · not flowering pot plants
Mount Hood carries broad pale flower segments and a long central trumpet. This may still be pale yellow as it opens; it becomes white as the flower ages.
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10 bulbs · not flowering pot plants
Replete shows how different daffodils can look. White flower segments surround crinkled pink-orange to apricot parts of the cup.
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25 bulbs · not flowering pot plants
Tête-à-tête stays noticeably lower than many large garden daffodils. Yellow trumpets stand above narrow green leaves; outer flower segments may be slightly swept back.
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17 cm pot · approx. 50 cm total height
The original photograph shows several upright green columns in one pot. A longer centre rises above two shorter sections; pale areoles and radiating spines trace the ribs.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 30 cm
Donna looks like a green frame around strong pink. Its outer strap-shaped leaves open in every direction while the inner parts glow pink to magenta.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 30 cm
Fancy displays its colours on long strap-shaped leaves. Green and creamy yellow run in lengthwise bands while copper pink and orange appear towards the centre.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 30 cm
Franca opens its long leaves like an irregular star. Green bands and creamy-white edges run along the leaves while the centre shows strong pink.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 30 cm
Freddie places strong red at the centre of a widely open leaf crown. Outer leaves carry green and pale lengthwise markings; orange transitions add warmth to individual areas.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 30 cm
Van Durme has particularly pale leaf surfaces. Creamy-white stripes accompany darker green lengthwise bands, and red to pink-red areas glow in the centre.
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12 cm pot · approximately 15 cm total height
The young body stays rounded and lower than a column. Pale areoles sit along its segmented ribs, with fine spines radiating out like stars.
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12 cm pot · approximately 20–25 cm total height
Further flat oval segments stand above a low rounded segment. Their blue-green body carries regularly spaced darker areoles with fine spines.
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8.5 cm pot · approximately 12–15 cm total height
Small green shoots grow to different heights and form a knobbly group. Pale dots cover their surface, with some tips standing closer together than others.
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8.5 cm pot · approximately 12–15 cm total height
The green surface forms irregular folds and small raised sections. Fine white threads lie over them like a loose web.
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3 plants · each in an 11 cm pot · plant height approximately 25–35 cm
Large individual flower heads sit above the green foliage. Their rays can look white, yellow, pink or violet, with each centre giving its flower a distinctive contrast.
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19 cm pot · approximately 60 cm total height
With Chaplin, contrast strikes first: dark red flower surfaces are framed by pink edges. The broad petals sit above a rounded green foliage head on a slender stem.
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12 cm pot · no specific delivery height given
The name crispum refers to the folded, crinkled leaf edges. Green foliage sits on branching shoots and looks lively even without flowers.
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19 cm pot · approximately 60 cm total height
Don Palido carries broad white flowers above a green crown. Against a light wooden wall it creates a restrained picture; beside stronger colours it can mark a quiet spot.
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19 cm pot · approximately 60 cm total height
Swiss combines red flower surfaces with white edges. Above toothed green leaves, a lively interplay of colour is supported by a round crown.
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3 plants · each in a 12 cm pot · plant height approximately 25–35 cm
Ville de Paris carries smooth, slightly fleshy, palmately lobed leaves. Loose flower clusters with single red to pink flowers sit between them.
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3 plants · each in a 12 cm pot · plant height approximately 25–35 cm
On the upright pelargonium, flower heads sit above a young upright crown. Its rounded scalloped leaves clearly distinguish it from a trailing pelargonium with smooth ivy leaves.
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12 cm hanging pot · no fixed delivery length given
Angulata Rocca Vivace does not impress through enormous leaves. Its small oval surfaces carry several lighter lengthwise veins that divide the green.
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11 cm pot · approximately 20–25 cm total height
Green Bubble stands out through its sculpted surface. Small green bulges sit between darker veins, making a leaf look almost padded.
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12 cm pot · approximately 20–25 cm total height
Jewel combines green leaf centres with pale cream areas and a fine pink line at the edge. Its oval leaves look firm and fleshy, with a loose enough arrangement for different viewing angles.
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15 cm pot · approximately 20–25 cm total height
Moonlight brings cool pale tones to a small leaf crown. Its heart-shaped surfaces look silvery grey to grey-green, with darker veins emphasising the pattern.
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12 cm pot · about 25–30 cm total height
Thick glossy leaves narrow from a broad rounded surface into a tip. Their raindrop shape distinguishes this peperomia from a Pilea with almost circular coin leaves.
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15 cm pot · about 20–25 cm total height
Sunrise combines cool light upper leaf surfaces with warm red underneath. Heart-shaped blades carry distinct veining; slanting leaves reveal burgundy undersides.
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12 cm pot · about 25–30 cm total height
Young green leaves stand close together with wavy, partly lobed margins. Different tilts create a moving surface although the plant looks compact.
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16 cm pot · about 80 cm total height including moss pole
On this young plant, little heart-shaped leaves form a loose green line along the moss pole. Their surface looks gently domed and veined; tilted leaves reveal a bronze-brown reverse.
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17 cm pot · about 45–50 cm total height
From a distance the column looks calm and straight. Up close you can see fine yellowish spines, pale areoles and blue-green between the ribs.
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17 cm pot · about 40–45 cm total height
Several slender ribbed columns stand closely together. Some upper sections lean slightly sideways, while fine yellowish spines divide the green surface.
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9 cm pot · delivery height not specified
Anna arranges elongated pale yellow-green leaves flat over the small pot. Their surfaces overlap like a calm living rosette.
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3 plants · each in a 13 cm pot · about 20 cm total height
Yellow, coral orange and pink stand above small fleshy leaves. Simple flower cups look sunny and clear without needing a tall flower stem.
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Bowl about 32 × 24 × 13 cm · about 70 cm total height
Pale green needle tufts sit on laterally guided branches. The strong curved trunk remains visible between the tiers.
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Bowl about 10 × 10 × 13 cm · about 30 cm total height
Not every tree crown only reaches upwards. On this firethorn a longer branch extends sideways over the pot edge and then down.
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12 cm pot · about 15–20 cm total height
Short green shoot sections and fine pale hairs reward a close look at this coral cactus. It starts as a small compact plant and needs a bright accessible position with controllable drainage.
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12 cm pot · about 15–20 cm total height
A loose green tuft with fine smooth-looking shoots: Oasis brings a forest cactus’s lightness to a bright shelf. Care starts beneath the branching, with the actual state of the small root ball.
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15 cm hanging pot · about 30–35 cm total length
Pachyptera rubra shows flat broad sections with slightly curved edges. Young areas can look reddish against older green.
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12 cm pot · about 18–25 cm total height
Many fine green shoot sections initially form a dense small crown. Individual longer shoots rise above it with tufts at their ends.
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Bowl about 23 cm · about 45 cm total height
Broad red flowers open among green leaves. Some sit at the crown edge, others nearer the middle.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not specified
Strong green Rungia klossii leaves initially recall a lush kitchen plant with upright shoots. They are relatively thick and give the crown a firm living shape.
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9 cm pot · about 10–12 cm total height
Citrine Star builds its effect from a small rosette. Broad pointed leaves nest closely together, their pale yellow surfaces framed by dark green.
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14 cm pot · about 30–35 cm total height
Yellowstone brings yellow into the leaf surface. Darker green bands run lengthwise, sometimes broad, sometimes narrow stripes.
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3 plants · each in a 12 cm pot · plant height about 20–30 cm
Creeping zinnia makes its effect through many small flowers. Yellow rays frame a dark centre, with small green oval leaves between on branched shoots.
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3 plants · each in a 12 cm pot · about 12–15 cm total height
Many small finely lobed mossy-saxifrage leaves form a low cushion. Small white flowers stand above it on delicate stems.
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50 bulbs for planting · not flowering pot plants
Scilla siberica brings small blue flowers beside the spring path. Flowers hang on short stalks and open to six visible flower segments.
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14 cm hanging pot · approx. 25–30 cm total length
Dense grey-green shoots fall over the hanging-pot rim. Their narrow fleshy leaves look almost like little needles at first glance.
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10 cm pot · approx. 20 cm total height
Many thin upright shoots form a small group above the container. Their angular surface shows short darker markings, and fresh tips differ from older lower sections.
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Bowl approx. 15 × 11 × 7 cm · approx. 25–30 cm total height
Many small green and cream leaves sit on fine irregular branches. The movement of the woody trunk is visible between them.
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19 cm pot · approx. 75 cm total height including support
Small white five-pointed flowers stand among green oval leaves. Yellow anthers in their centres give them clear markings.
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3 plants · each in an 11 cm pot · plant height approx. 20–30 cm
White bacopa forms small five-part flowers with yellow to orange-yellow centres. Small green foliage with finely toothed edges sits between them.
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16 cm pot · approx. 80 cm total height including moss pole
A dense pale network runs across the green arrow-shaped leaves. Cream-white markings follow branching veins and look different from large random white patches.
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Bowl approx. 21 × 15 cm · approx. 30–35 cm total height
The yew carries short flat needles on fine branches. Several small trunk sections are visible between dark-green areas.
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Each in a 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · different quantity sets
Coccineus begins as a low green plant with very small leaves. Later, densely placed strong pink to carmine-red flowers can cover the carpet.
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12 cm pot · total height not clearly stated in the offer
Narrow green leaves grow from a shared centre and bend outwards. Some tips describe wide curves while others stay more upright.
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Loose plant · approx. 10–12 cm plant size
Many very narrow pointed leaves stand around an elongated shoot. Their pale surface gives the little tillandsia an almost silvery effect.
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Loose plant · approx. 6–8 cm plant size
Narrow silver-coated leaves stand together like a small upright tuft. This loose tillandsia needs no potting soil, but an accessible airy seat. Thorough watering and subsequent drying belong together in care.
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14 cm hanging pot · approx. 40–60 cm total length
Fine shoots carry small pointed oval leaves with green and cream-white lengthwise stripes. The original photograph shows a dense overhanging crown without invented purple leaf colour.
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12 cm pot · approx. 12–15 cm total height
Purple Passion shows dark violet leaf surfaces with greenish-silvery lengthwise stripes. The young low crown can grow over the pot edge in time. A bright position, water directed at the compost and small selective cuts preserve its moving shape.
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12 bulbs for planting · not flowering pot plants
The shop presentation of Foxtrot Mix combines double tulips in pink, cream and yellow. Several layers of broad petals give the flowers a bowl-like shape.
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15 bulbs for planting · not flowering pot plants
With Greigii tulips, flowers are not the only reason to look closely. Broad green leaves carry dark purple spots and stripes, making young growth interesting before the red flowers open.
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12 bulbs for planting · not flowering pot plants
Gudoshnik Double carries double flowers with many closely layered petals. Warm shades range from orange-red through coral and peach to yellow.
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25 bulbs for planting · not flowering pot plants
Little Beauty looks small, but its open flower has astonishing colour depth. On the outside, six petals shine carmine red to strong pink.
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9 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Utricularia blanchetii catches the eye with delicate pale violet to pink-violet flowers on thin stems. The green plant layer underneath remains very low.
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9 cm pot · delivery height not stated
From a distance, Parthenopipes almost looks like a fine drawing above the pot. Thin stems carry tiny pale flowers with small violet and yellowish parts.
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3 plants · each in a 12 cm pot · plant height approximately 15–20 cm
Trailing verbena does not carry one large trumpet flower. Many small five-lobed flowers join into colourful heads, with toothed green foliage remaining visible between them.
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3 plants · each in a 12 cm pot · Dieffenbachia about 25 cm, Schefflera about 30 cm, Ficus about 35 cm tall
A broad leaf surface, a small leaf umbrella and many fine leaf tips: this white-variegated trio thrives on three plants showing similar colours very differently. The dieffenbachia has a pale centre between green margins.
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6.5 cm pot · approx. 15 cm total height
Creamy yellow with green lines inside, pink to burgundy outside: Mardi Gras displays several colour stages in one small rosette. This compact rosette succulent rewards close observation. Colour intensity changes with growing conditions; a careful start to watering matters more than deliberately induced stress.
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14 cm pot · approx. 30 cm total height
A green leaf centre, broad creamy-yellow margins and a fine pink edge: Sunburst can be recognised from a single leaf. This rosette succulent needs plenty of light and an annual rhythm in which summer heat does not automatically mean more water.
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Each in a 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity according to selected set
Black Adder combines almost black buds with small violet-blue lipped flowers. This garden hybrid needs sun and particularly good winter drainage. Fragrant green foliage and later summer flowers develop from a young plant that is not yet flowering.
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30 cm bowl · approx. 40 cm total height
Broad grey-blue-green leaves open into a strong rosette. Wavy toothed margins and reddish-brown spines give Agave potatorum its character. The larger offer suits a sunny sheltered summer position if a bright frost-free winter room is already prepared.
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13 cm pot · approx. 15 cm total height
Thick upright leaves carry fine white edges and pale imprint lines. Agave victoriae-reginae looks ordered even as a young rosette. Its slow development needs plenty of light, drying compost and a position where dark leaf tips stay clear.
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Each in a 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity according to selected set
Burgundy Glow brings silver, green and burgundy tones close to the garden soil. This small bugle perennial draws its appeal from leaf patterns and needs a fresh position where strong sun does not dry its foliage.
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Each in a 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity according to selected set
Catlin’s Giant is a bugle for anyone who likes somewhat larger leaves at a border edge. Bronze-green to purple foliage stays near the ground; blue spikes later add an upright accent above it.
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Each in a 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity according to selected set
Creeping bugle keeps its foliage near the ground and raises small blue spikes above it at flowering. In a fresh partly shaded garden position, the young plant gradually develops into connected coverage.
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Each in a 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity according to selected set
Robustissima opens pink flower cups on reddish stems in the late-season garden. Strong lobed foliage stands beneath the tall flowers. This anemone needs moisture-retentive soil, free drainage and a position where its later colony may spread.
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Each in a 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity according to selected set
Ashvi opens white aster flowers around yellow centres, adding a pale accent among late greenery. This perennial starts as a small green delivery plant; light, drained soil and space for the later colony support its development.
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Each in a 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity according to selected set
Asran fills the late garden with small violet-pink flowers around yellow centres. Its strength is a lively spreading colony. Allow enough space and support the small delivery root ball while it first establishes.
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Each in a 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity according to selected set
Prof. Anton Kippenberg cushion aster combines low bushy growth with semi-double lavender-blue flowers. Moisture-retentive drained soil and light help the small delivery root ball develop into a later flowering border.
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Each in a 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity according to selected set
Stardust bears small pale-lilac aster heads with fine rays and yellow centres. Loose autumn flowers form above darker foliage, developing from the young green set plants.
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8.5 cm pot · approx. 10 cm total height
Eight broad ribs, fine white dots and woolly areoles make Astrophytum asterias unmistakable up close. This low star cactus has no spines. Its flattened shape needs a very bright place and a root zone that dries; its woolly dots are not wiped off during care.
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Each in a 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets as selected
Karl Foerster lifts slender flower panicles above a green foliage clump. Initially bronze to pink-tinged, the panicles later become pale brown and can give a perennial bed structure in the cold season too.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets as selected
Stella flowers open into small violet-blue stars. Fine spreading shoots fall over a garden edge while the low leaf base keeps its place in the bed.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets as selected
Aureovariegata adds yellow edges to its green leaf ribbons. Its low arching foliage brings warm colour in front of dark woody foliage, while its small spring spikes appear more incidentally.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets as selected
Evergold’s narrow leaves glow yellow in the middle while their edges stay green. The fine arches can soften a garden step or add a light accent among larger shade perennials.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets according to selection
Ice Dance traces fine white lines along a shrub border. Its green, pale-edged leaves remain visible for a long time, gradually forming a low cushion with softly arching foliage.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets according to selection
Irish Green dispenses with stripes and instead displays rich, glossy green. Its dense leaf clumps connect a garden edge with the perennial border behind it, providing a fine-textured counterpart to larger leaves.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity according to the set
Chinese plumbago’s late blue flowers may coincide with reddish autumn foliage. The low perennial spreads through rhizomes and changes its area through the seasons. A bright, well-drained garden position and a controlled edge help with planning.
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2 plants · 11 cm pot each · approx. 40 cm total height including the pot
Violet petals with a strong red central stripe give Mrs N. Thompson her distinctive expression. The young clematis first needs support, a cool root zone and time to establish.
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2 plants · 11 cm pot each · approx. 40 cm total height including the pot
Nelly Moser opens large, pale flowers with a carmine-pink centre on each petal. An airy position without constant hot midday sun shows this delicate pattern particularly well.
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2 plants · 11 cm pot each · approx. 40 cm total height including the pot
Piilu may show double flowers in spring and later single pink-lilac stars. This change is part of its character, making observation of old and new shoots particularly interesting.
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2 plants · 11 cm pot each · approx. 40 cm total height including the pot
The President brings large violet-blue flowers to a manageable support. Its slightly cupped flowers and dark stamens look particularly attractive against pale wood or stone.
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2 plants · 11 cm pot each · approx. 40 cm total height including the pot
Ville de Lyon carries carmine-red flowers with darker edges and a yellow centre. This later large-flowered clematis grows on new shoots and tolerates different pruning from early clematis.
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9 cm pot · approx. 20 cm total height
Excellent is distinguished by its strikingly lobed leaves and yellow-to-red patterned veins. The young croton needs a bright, warm position, even rootball moisture and free drainage.
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12 cm pot · approx. 30 cm total height
Petra brings broad, firm leaves with bright veins and changing green, yellow and red tones to a bright indoor spot. The tropical croton likes even warmth and a good balance of moisture and drainage.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity according to the selected set
Coral Beauty develops into a broad, loosely structured small shrub. Glossy little leaves, white summer flowers and later orange to coral-red ornamental fruits give it several appearances in the garden year.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity according to the selected set
Wall cotoneaster makes its branches a design feature. Small side shoots line the main branches, green foliage may redden in autumn and red ornamental fruits add further points of interest.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity according to the selected set
Major prefers laying its branches across the ground to growing tall. Glossy green foliage, small white flowers and later red fruits make it a versatile companion beside paths and low walls.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity according to the set
Queen of Carpets lays its fine woody branches close across the ground. Little glossy leaves, pale flowers and later reddish ornamental fruits give the groundcover cotoneaster different seasonal pictures. Its low height can easily disguise how far an older shrub may grow sideways.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity according to the selected set
Tiny dark leaves and very low branches give Streibs Findling its quiet character. The dwarf cotoneaster suits low walls and open garden edges where its flat development can remain visible.
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12 cm pot · approx. 30 cm total height
Narrow leaf rays with pale lengthwise lines and fine reddish edges form Bicolor’s young crown. Its slender structure suits a bright sheltered indoor spot; the dragon tree does not need wet feet.
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17 cm pot · approx. 60–80 cm total height
A broad yellow-green stripe runs through the centre of Massangeana’s arching leaves. The young stem form brings a clear vertical line to a room and needs space for its sideways-spreading leaf crown.
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10.5 cm pot · approx. 15 cm total height
Broad grey-green leaves open around an upright centre. Their pink edges are finely waved and give Maradiba a lively rosette. The pale bloom belongs to the surface; plenty of light, drying soil and gentle handling preserve this echeveria’s character.
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6.5 cm pot · approx. 15 cm total height
Thick pointed leaves form a pale little rosette. Cream areas alternate with green stripes and gently pink tips. Moon Fairy is presented here as the variegated selection of the specific offer; its connection to the described name Alfred remains transparent without making it a new species.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets according to selection
Magnus opens large pink to purplish-pink flowers with broadly spread rays around a raised dark centre. The coneflower builds its summer display from a young leaf clump; it needs light, time to establish and soil without winter waterlogging.
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Each 9-cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets by selection
White rays around an orange to greenish-brown centre give White Swan a quiet summer presence. This perennial echinacea combines pale flowers with strong green foliage and develops its clump best in a sunny well-drained garden position.
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14-cm pot · approx. 30 cm total height
Short spines shine pink at the crowns and become paler below. This Echinocereus brings colour before any flower appears. Several bodies share the pictured shop container; light, an airy root ball and dry rest matter for care.
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Each 9-cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets by selection
Coloratus carries green leaves in summer, with purple-red tones possible in cooler weather. This evergreen woody groundcover combines a quiet garden edge with seasonal change and needs room for its shoots.
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Each 9-cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets by selection
Dart’s Blanket spreads green oval leaves over low woody shoots. A denser edge develops with time, needing lateral space and possibly taking reddish autumn tones.
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Each 9-cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets by selection
Green wintercreeper combines small firm leaf pairs with flexible branches. It can cover ground or grow higher on suitable supports; care shapes its garden form.
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Each 9-cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets by selection
Minimus creates its garden effect through very small green leaves on fine branches. This evergreen small shrub can form low areas and little mounds, but its delicate foliage still needs a deliberately bounded space.
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Each 9-cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets by selection
Elijah Blue gathers very narrow leaf threads into a small round clump. Its silvery blue colour depends on light; airy soil and gentle cleaning keep the shape clear.
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17-cm pot · approx. 50–60 cm total height
Broad dark green leaves, firm surfaces and a quiet upright structure: Robusta shows the rubber plant’s classic side. Bright light and watering after checking the ball accompany further growth.
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Each 9-cm pot · approx. 10–15 cm total height · quantity by set
Wild strawberries combine small white flowers with red fruits and a loose green carpet. Their three-part leaves and long runners make them recognisable at the garden edge. Fresh draining soil helps build an accessible small planting.
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Each 9-cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity by set
Softly lobed leaves, pink to purple flowers and strong rhizomes give bigroot cranesbill its character. The species connects planting spots into a low area. Its first summer still starts as a small potted plant needing careful connection to garden soil.
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Each 9-cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height including pot · quantity by set selection
Max Frei forms low tufts of finely divided leaves with purplish pink summer flowers above. The compact perennial suits sunny bed edges and needs more attention while establishing than later in the planting.
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Each 9-cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets by selection
Album shows open white flowers above dark green finely divided foliage. The perennial brings a bright summer accent to sunny or partly shaded edges and needs accessible soil while establishing.
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Each 9-cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets by selection
Spessart combines soft aromatic leaves with white to very pale pink flowers and reddish calyces. This perennial also suits partly shaded beds; its small root ball deserves attention first when planting.
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14-cm pot · approx. 35–40 cm total height
Makoyana has oval leaves with dark patches along the midrib and purple undersides. Finely patterned foliage needs warm indirect light, good humidity and evenly moist draining soil.
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14-cm pot · approx. 35–45 cm total height
Network stands out with fine dark green lines on yellow-green leaf ground. Behind familiar Calathea musaica Network is the RHS assignment Goeppertia kegeljanii [Network]; a warm bright place supports the mosaic.
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Each 9-cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets by selection
Hakonechloa macra carries fresh green in loose overhanging layers. At a shaded garden step or beside large leaves it resembles a small wave slowly building its size over several years.
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Each 9-cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets by selection
Grey, green and cream-white sit closely together on Glacier’s small leaves. Slender vines draw a pale edge that can grow upwards over time too.
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Each 9-cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height including pot · quantity by set selection
Hedera hibernica forms broad dark green ivy leaves and develops strong shoots. Groundcover starts low; with support it can become a large evergreen climber.
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12-cm pot · approx. 45 cm total height
Green leaf umbrellas on long stalks give Nora its living structure. The compact named selection combines glossy leaflets with a manageable young bush form.
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Each 9-cm pot · approx. 25 cm total height · quantity according to selected set
Palace Purple is all about its lobed leaves: bronze, olive green and purple above, warm wine tones beneath. Delicate pale flower bells may rise over them. A fresh, well-drained spot brings this coral bells plant into particular focus.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · count according to set
Annebel carries paired green leaves and summer yellow flowers. Later, berry-like fruits may change the picture on the same shoots. For a clear shrub area, it is worth distinguishing the young delivered plant from the garden selection growing about 80 cm tall.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · count according to set
Beauty combines small yellow flowers with green oval leaves and later ornamental fruit. The original gallery shows striking red fruit on a developed planting. A garden position rewards the journey from young delivery plant to a shrub about 80–100 cm tall.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · count as selected
Large yellow flowers above a low green planting: Hypericum calycinum combines summer colour with spreading growth. It suits garden edges where its underground runners may have space.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets as selected
Golden-yellow flowers open over dark green leaves, giving a garden edge summer warmth. Hidcote is a branching ornamental shrub much taller than a flat perennial groundcover; its later garden picture only starts in the small delivery container.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · count according to set
Yellow flowers with long stamens stand above paired green leaves. Ornamental fruit changes the picture afterwards. This offer without a cultivar name starts as a young potted plant; the later shrub needs much more room in the bed plan.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · count according to set
Peter Dummer brings comparatively large yellow flowers above narrow green leaves. The small woody shrub can accompany a sunny garden edge through summer. A good framework combines initial watering with enough room beside later branches.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · count according to set
Rheingold shows yellow flowers and later elongated-looking red ornamental fruits. Small persistent sepals add an accent beneath. A developed shrub may grow about a metre tall and wide; its young delivered root ball first needs a good garden start.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets as selected
In Red Baron, red in the upper leaf develops into the character of the whole clump. The narrow upright foliage brings colour, but needs a sheltered garden position with fresh soil and winter attention.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity according to set
Dwarf Blue builds a small lavender silhouette from narrow leaves and bluish-purple summer spikes. It suits a manageable sunny area. Open drainage and careful care of the young rootball matter more than a constantly moist planting spot.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity according to set
Edelweiss shows lavender in white. Pale summer spikes stand above narrow aromatic foliage, making a calm accent in a sunny garden. The woody shrub needs draining soil and careful pruning to develop well.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity according to set
Hidcote combines narrow silver-grey foliage with dense dark-violet flower spikes. This compact lavender brings a clear colour to sunny borders. Success begins around its roots: light, drainage and gentle pruning belong together.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity according to set
Munstead forms a compact garden mound of aromatic grey-green foliage and blue-violet spikes. A sunny path or open outdoor container can show it well. The young plant needs a supported start; later, draining soil and moderate pruning help.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–15 cm total height · sets as selected
Finely feathered leaves trace a little pattern across the soil. Leptinella squalida is a low garden perennial, not true moss; it likes a supplied root zone and needs monitoring along its sideways-growing edge.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity according to set
Tiny leaf pairs line Maigrün’s fine shoots. Pale spring growth stands apart from older green. This shrubby honeysuckle can be kept low but needs space, regular pruning and a suitable winter position.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets as selected
Narrow green leaves form a loose clump, with fine whitish flower clusters appearing above in summer. Snowy woodrush accompanies a shadier garden edge with a different leaf texture from broad-leaved perennials.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets as selected
Green Sheen carries green leaves with an especially glossy appearance. Soft light makes their surfaces eye-catching as the low garden plant gradually builds a spreading edge.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets as selected
Wedge-shaped green leaves gather at short shoot ends. Pachysandra gradually brings a continuous leaf surface under woody plants; its little spring flowers are discovered only on closer inspection.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets as selected
Cream-white edges and pale stripes accompany the green of wedge-shaped leaves. Variegata reveals little leaf details and grows more slowly than the green species—a good reason to give the edge time.
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2 plants · 11 cm pot each · approx. 40 cm total height including pot
White petals and a ring of blue to violet filaments make Passiflora caerulea distinctive. Good terrace and balcony cultivation begins with support and an appropriate winter position.
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9 cm pot · approx. 10–15 cm total height
With round leaflets, button fern almost resembles a little green button chain. It needs a bright sheltered position and carefully checked soil, but not constantly tropical humidity like some other indoor ferns.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets according to selection
The few leaves of a young delivery plant can become a vigorous garden perennial with long narrow flower spikes. Red bistort needs moisture-retentive soil and sufficient room for its later foliage cushion.
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9 cm pot per plant · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets according to selection
Soft yellow lipped flowers stand in several tiers on a firm stem. Large rough leaves carry the garden picture below; even dry flowerheads may retain an interesting form after summer.
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12 cm pot · approx. 15–20 cm total height
Moon Valley carries deeply textured leaves with bronze areas and fresh green edges. The little pilea suits a bright warm position where air and soil moisture receive attentive care.
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12 cm pot · approx. 25–30 cm total height
Balfouriana combines a small woody crown with rounded leaves marked in green and cream white. A bright warm indoor position and carefully checked rootball moisture help develop its tree-like character.
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12 cm pot · approx. 25–30 cm total height
Fabian combines a sturdy short trunk with round dark leaves. The little aralia looks like a green tree for a bright indoor position. Even warmth and an aerated rootball help its crown develop.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets as selected
Nuuk forms a low green carpet of little three-part leaves. White flowers may rise above it in early summer; a suitable position combines light with well-drained soil.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–15 cm total height · sets as selected
Tiny white flowers stand above fine green leaves and make Irish moss lively up close. Despite its name Sagina subulata is a flowering garden perennial needing moisture, cooler root space and controlled drainage.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · plant count as selected set
Caradonna sets slender violet flower spikes on striking dark stems. The perennial gives a sunny bed a clear upright line and is manageable with well-drained soil and targeted flower care.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets as selected
Mainacht sets deep violet flowers above tidy dark green foliage in early summer. The clump-forming perennial may flower again after pruning and needs sun with good drainage. Its shop name and botanical assignment as Salvia × sylvestris describe the same known cultivar.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets as selected
Ostfriesland sets strong violet-blue flower spikes above green finely textured foliage. The perennial suits sunny bed edges and may flower again after suitable pruning. Its later height depends more on garden position than the little sales pot suggests.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets as selected
Even a slight breeze moves Ponytails. Hair-fine leaves and later pale brown panicles suit a sunny open planting whose root space drains water well.
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6.5 cm pot · approx. 15 cm total height
A low violet-pink body and spirally arranged tubercles make this little globe cactus especially easy to observe. Short spines lie close to the surface. The familiar shop name Sulcorebutia rauschii leads botanically to Weingartia canigueralii; the coloured trade selection needs no invented new species.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · plant count by set
Hancock lets its fine branches grow far sideways. Little green leaves give the low shrub a loose structure; purple-red fruits may follow later. Its width particularly matters when planning a garden area.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · count as selected set
Tall Argentinian vervain sets small violet flower clusters on widely branched fine stems. It stays transparent in the garden and may grow much taller than shop guidance. Sun, well-drained soil and an attentive start help young plants.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · quantity as selected set
Lollipop keeps the fine stems and little violet clusters of Argentinian vervain but stays lower as a named cultivar. Young set plants need sun and establishment care; perennial survival also depends on winter cold and drainage.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets as selected
Grey-green centres and cream-white margins give Argenteovariegata a light pattern. Low trailing stems can connect along the ground; later pale violet-blue flowers fit among the foliage.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets as selected
Golden-yellow margins make even Aureovariegata’s small leaves interesting. This low groundcover pairs foliage with blue-violet spring flowers and needs well-supplied drained soil during establishment.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets as selected
Blue and Gold combines small golden-yellow patterned leaves with violet-blue flowers. The low garden companion spreads through creeping shoots; space, soil moisture and a maintained edge belong together.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets as selected
Pure-white flowers place bright dots between Gertrude Jekyll’s little green leaves. The compact periwinkle cultivar suits a low garden companion when its young rootball gets enough moisture during rooting.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets as selected
La Grave shows lavender-blue flowers above glossy green foliage. Its fine creeping stems suit a low garden edge when soil, drainage and room for spread are right.
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Each 9-cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets according to selection
Vinca major combines larger glossy leaves with lavender-blue flowers. This vigorously spreading garden plant needs well-drained soil and a deliberately bounded area, especially beside small perennials.
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Each 9-cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height · sets according to selection
Ralph Shugert frames dark-green leaves with a fine white line. Blue-violet spring flowers complement evergreen foliage. A shady garden edge with humus-rich, well-drained soil shows this low ground cover to advantage.
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2 plants · each 19-cm pot · approx. 70 cm total height including pot
Bloodgood bears deep reddish-purple palmate leaves with narrow pointed lobes. Autumn makes the leaves redder; a bright sheltered garden place and balanced soil moisture keep the young crown well supplied.
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2 plants · each 19-cm pot · approx. 70 cm total height including pot
Phoenix changes its palmate leaves from pink new growth through lighter tones to summer green. A sheltered bright partial-shade spot shows this annual cycle together with fine branching.
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2 plants · each 19-cm pot · approx. 70 cm total height including pot
Skeeter's Broom grows upright and comparatively compact. Bright red new growth stands above darker leaves before autumn returns ruby-red tones; adequate root space remains important even for a smaller cultivar.
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2 plants · each 19-cm pot · approx. 70 cm total height including pot
Sumi-nagashi bears deeply cut, usually seven-lobed leaves with reddish-purple new growth and darker summer shades. Its young upright crown widens with the years and ends autumn in strong red.
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6-cm pot · approx. 8–10 cm total height
Irregular patches of dark, medium and light green give Pictum Tricolor a small camouflage-like pattern. The young miniature needs a warm sheltered place, indirect light and carefully checked root-ball moisture.
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40 bulbs for planting · commercial grade 10/12 · no flowering potted plants
Purple Rain carries its violet-pink star flowers on fine rays. Round heads float above the border while the broad foliage already retreats during flowering. A sunny place with good drainage accompanies this distinctive annual rhythm.
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14-cm pot · approx. 30 cm total height
Dark-green, largely understated leaf surfaces and small pale teeth create Equator’s clear form. The Aloe stands upright, revealing every leaf edge. A genuinely bright place, moderate moisture and some air around the rosette help through everyday care and the seasons.
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14-cm pot · approx. 30 cm total height
Long slender triangular leaves carry many pale spots, as if each had its own little pattern. Meridiaan remains upright and clear in its young pot. A sheltered summer terrace position needs gradual light acclimatisation and a frost-free winter place planned in time.
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14-cm pot · approx. 30 cm total height
In the original, Tropical shows broad thick leaves, many pale spots and a somewhat more open rosette. Outer leaves spread while young tips rise from the centre. This structure remains clear in a bright conservatory when light, space and a well-drained pot work together.
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10-cm pot · approx. 20–25 cm total height
A green rosette and a little pineapple with its own leaf crown make Champaca distinctive. The compact ornamental pineapple needs a bright warm place and free-draining soil; the fruit shown is a developmental example.
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15-cm pot · approx. 40–50 cm total height
Long green leaves on individual stalks make the cast-iron plant a calm houseplant. A cool place with gentle daylight, controlled moisture and patient care suit its slow growth.
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12 cm pot · approx. 20–25 cm total height
Silvery-white spots on dark green, strong red beneath: Wightii changes with every viewing angle. Young shoots develop into upright begonia canes needing bright filtered light and an evenly supplied root ball.
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12 cm pot · approx. 15 cm total height
Small green leaves and fine branching stems make Callisia repens a lively potted plant. Bright indirect light, slightly moist well-drained soil and occasional cuttings accompany its creeping growth.
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6.5 cm pot · approx. 15 cm total height
Pale green shows between white patches. Caputia scaposa forms a low rosette of fleshy finger leaves; its uneven pale covering belongs to the leaf. A sunny spot, gentle handling and rootball dry pauses preserve this unusual structure.
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2 plants · each in an 11 cm pot · about 40 cm total height
Miss Bateman opens large satin-white flowers with a dark-red centre. It climbs with slender leaf stalks and needs a clear upward path. Cool root space and careful pruning accompany early flowering.
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12 cm pot · approx. 25–35 cm total height
Thick green leaves stand in opposite pairs on a strong young shoot. This plant is described as indoor Clusia; different uses of the shop name major and RHS identification rosea are openly explained.
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12 cm pot · approx. 25–30 cm total height
Glossy dark-green leaves with wavy edges reveal Arabica coffee long before a possible harvest. The young plant grows on in a bright sheltered spot with an evenly supplied rootball.
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Each in a 9 cm pot · approx. 10–25 cm total height including pot · quantity by selection
A few spreading branches show the direction: Cotoneaster dammeri stays low and widens over time. Small green leaves, white early-summer flowers and later red ornamental fruit accompany garden development. The little rootball counts first when planting.
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9 cm pot · no fixed delivery height given
Crassula ovata shows thick glossy leaves in opposite pairs. Small green shoots already branch in the young pot. This unnamed green species can develop into a little woody plant in strong light when roots, water and light fit together.
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12 cm pot · total height about 35–40 cm
Wilma forms a narrow pale-green cone of fine aromatic branches. Sold as an indoor cypress, the young plant needs plenty of light and, in the longer term, a suitable sheltered container position. Permanently warm rooms are unsuitable for this woody plant.
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12 cm pot · total height about 15–20 cm
A low rosette carries strong white lengthwise bands on green to grey-green foliage. White Jewel already displays this pattern as a young plant; a warm bright position and controlled rootball moisture accompany further growth.
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12 cm pot · individual shoots about 10–15 cm long
Dark veins press a fine relief into the green leaves of Marble Planet. This textured pothos starts as a little young plant and may later climb a support or trail over the rim.
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Each 9 cm pot · total height about 10–25 cm including pot · quantity by selection
A slim pale edge follows each little leaf. Emerald Gaiety brings this pattern into the garden without flowers; fine shoots gradually build a broader green border. At the start the little rootball matters as much as the future area.
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Each 9 cm pot · total height about 10–25 cm including pot · quantity by selection
A yellow edge surrounds the green centre. Emerald Gold gives a bright accent even between flowering seasons. The young wintercreeper starts small in a nursery pot; establishment, spreading branches and selective pruning build its later space.
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Each 9 cm pot · total height about 10–25 cm including pot · quantity by selection
Densely leafy branches point upwards, fresh growth brighter than older foliage. Green Spire is an evergreen Japanese spindle. A low border is a maintained clipped form; without limits the woody plant develops greater height long-term.
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2 plants · each in a 14 cm pot · total height about 35 cm including pot
Black Dragon combines narrow green leaves with culms darkening with age. The young pair starts open and light; sufficient root space and reliable moisture support its later clump.
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DIY kit with Fittonia and fern · glass about 20 cm tall / 19 cm diameter
Broad ivory-white veins leave little green islands between them. White Tiger forms a low living carpet and is offered in the current DIY bottle garden with a fern; the composition needs bright indirect light and careful moisture management.
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5 bulbs for planting · no flowering pot plants
Rubra carries hanging red-orange bells around a dark stem, topped by a green tuft. This strong spring plant needs deep soil and a position where sensitive bulbs can rest undisturbed.
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Each 9 cm pot · approx. 25 cm total height including pot · quantity as selected
Five rounded petals carry a white eye and fine purple veins. Rozanne pairs this blue-violet flower effect with soft lobed leaves. After a small-pot start it develops into a spreading perennial needing light, water and space.
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Each 9 cm pot · about 10–25 cm total height including pot · quantity as selected set
Five magenta-pink petals with dark veins stand above a low leaf cushion. Geranium sanguineum accompanies sunny garden edges through summer and can show red autumn foliage. Its start stays small: good initial water supply helps the young perennial explore soil.
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14 cm pot · approx. 40–50 cm total height
Velvety dark leaf surfaces and pale-green feather lines give the velvet prayer plant depth. Purple appears below wavy edges; a bright sheltered position with good room humidity lets the young clump grow.
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2 plants · 15 cm pot each · approx. 50 cm total height including pot
Black Jewel is a black-raspberry selection with green compound leaves and dark summer fruit. Young canes initially need root space and support before an established fruiting patch develops.
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1 plant · 23 cm pot · approx. 55 cm total height including pot
Magical Greenfire draws round heads in pink, red and green. Colours change with flower age; even soil moisture and a retained shrub structure provide their setting.
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Each 23 cm pot · approx. 55 cm total height including pot
Magical Jewel combines a compact shrub with round blue or pink heads that may later develop darker tones. Good root space and attentive moisture checks accompany this colour play in a container.
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Each 23 cm pot · approx. 55 cm total height including pot
Magical Noblesse carries pale round heads with green edges that change through the year. Bright shelter from hot midday sun and evenly moist soil combine on terrace and in garden.
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Each 23 cm pot · approx. 55 cm total height including pot
Magical Revolution stays comparatively compact and carries rounded heads of many small flowers. Blue or pink and later greenish to reddish tones follow culture, flower age and season.
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1 plant · 23 cm pot · approx. 55 cm total height including pot · offer describes 7–12 heads
Green-white first, then pale and soft: Rojojo fills a light garden position with large white heads. Dense container foliage needs reliable water supply. Gentle spring pruning retains shoots carrying its developing summer display.
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6.5 cm pot · approx. 15 cm total height
Every leaf has its own pattern: wine-red spots and short cross bands on an olive-grey background. Small Kalanchoe Zebra is strongly marked even in a young pot. Plenty of light, free drainage and careful handling accompany growth.
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2 plants · 15 cm pot each · approx. 50 cm total height including pot
Long reddish loganberries grow on canes needing clear support. Separating old fruiting canes from new shoots makes this raspberry-blackberry hybrid easier to manage.
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5.5 cm pot · approx. 6–8 cm total height
Lophophora williamsii stays low with soft rounded ribs rather than a coat of spines. Specific original shows several differently sized green bodies in a little pot. Sheltered brightness, careful handling and drying roots suit this slow-growing ornamental cactus.
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6.5 cm pot · approx. 15 cm total height
Many short green fingers stand close together, each with a fine pattern of pale spine stars. Mammillaria elongata suits a small well-lit collection. Tiny pots especially invite checking below gravel and between shoots.
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12 cm mini hanging pot · approx. 15 cm total height
Silver-green areas and dark veins give Monstera siltepecana its delicate juvenile pattern. The small hanging plant may later trail or climb, needing a bright warm place and well-aerated roots.
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6.5 cm pot · approx. 15 cm total height
Small crested Cereus spegazzinii shows green marbled shoots, woolly areoles and irregular fans. Bright light and roots able to dry well accompany this individual shape.
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10 bulbs for planting · commercial grade 12/14 · no flowering potted plants
Recurvus sets a little yellow red-rimmed crown in a white flower. It blooms late in daffodil season with delicate scent. Good drainage and undisturbed ripening foliage allow group to grow over years.
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Each 9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm total height including pot · quantity according to set selection
Six Hills Giant develops into broad, loose catmint with grey-green foliage and blue-violet flowers. Suitable spacing and cutting back after the first flowering help keep its garden space manageable.
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2 plants · each in an 11 cm pot · approximately 40 cm total height
Anastasia bears pink flowers with a reddish centre and fine pale filaments. The slender passion flower holds on with tendrils. Plan its sunny summer position together with a bright, frost-free winter space.
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2 plants · each in an 11 cm pot · approximately 40 cm total height
Avalanche opens large white passion flowers among lobed green leaves. Its pale filaments surround a striking upright centre. A warm position, a framework the tendrils can grip and a protected winter support its growth.
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2 plants · each in an 11 cm pot · approximately 40 cm total height
Damsel’s Delight sets long blue-violet floral filaments against whitish-lilac floral segments. The vigorous passion flower needs a warm position and a strong framework. Its later shoot structure needs more planning than the small delivery pot.
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Each 9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm total height including pot · quantity according to set selection
Hameln starts as a small clump of leaves and later develops arching foliage with bristly flower heads. A warm, sunny position and a well-drained root zone matter more than the earliest possible emergence date.
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9 cm pot · approximately 35–40 cm height according to the offer
Bolzano combines copper-orange floral surfaces with fine red veins, a pale margin and a strong pink lip. Brownish-green buds sit between open flowers. The small named Kolibri selection needs a warm, light position and an airy root ball that is easy to access.
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9 cm pot · approximately 35–40 cm height according to the offer
Jamaica bears yellowish-apricot flowers with fine reddish-brown veins and a pink centre. Its branched flower stems stand above fleshy green leaves. A warm position with filtered daylight and an airy root ball support the named Kolibri selection beyond its first flowering.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not fixed in the offer
Las Vegas shows broad orange-gold flowers with a fine warmer pattern and a very pale centre. Yellowish and whitish areas frame the lip. The named Kolibri selection comes in a 12 cm pot; its roots need filtered light, warmth and air rather than a hidden water reserve.
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9 cm pot · approximately 35–40 cm height according to the offer
Lausanne combines white flowers with small yellow centres and numerous green buds. Branched stems sit lightly above the dark leaf rosette. The portrait accompanies the named Kolibri selection in a 9 cm pot with filtered daylight, airy bark and careful drainage.
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9 cm growing pot · yellow Painted-Stripe outer pot
Pale-yellow flowers with soft cream transitions give Mexico its calm character. Small green buds remain visible between open flowers; the firm green leaf base supports the orchid beyond its current flowering stage.
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9 cm pot · approximately 30–35 cm height according to the offer
Morelia’s rich violet flowers stand above a small green leaf rosette. Narrow pale margins and darker lips give depth to its flowers. The named Kolibri selection comes in a 9 cm pot; warm filtered light and airy roots support care beyond the first flowering.
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9 cm growing pot
Many small white flowers form a low, widely branched bouquet on Nazaré. Yellowish lips shine between pale flower surfaces; strong green leaves continue supporting the orchid after flowering.
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9 cm growing pot · approx. 35–40 cm total height
Fine magenta dots cover Rotterdam’s pale pink flower surfaces. The strongly coloured lip provides a second accent; slender flower stems and firm green leaves support the small orchid.
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9 cm pot · approx. 35–40 cm height according to the offer
Vienna shows pink-lilac flowers with fine darker veins and a pale edge. Small buds sit on branched stems above the green rosette. The named Kolibri selection suits a warm workplace with filtered daylight if roots and drainage remain accessible.
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24 cm pot · approx. 100 cm total height
Selloum’s green crown is defined by its deeply cut leaves. The plant in a 24 cm pot needs a bright warm position, free room for new growth and careful moisture checks inside the large root ball.
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12 cm hanging pot · height and shoot length not stated
Tiny silvery-green leaves sit densely on red-brown stems. Pilea Glauca forms a fine foliage cushion whose runners grow over the basket edge; bright indirect light and controlled root-ball moisture keep this small curtain alive.
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12 cm pot · approx. 25–30 cm total height
Many narrow toothed leaflets form green false aralia’s fine silhouette. As a young houseplant it has a different leaf shape from a later larger shrub and needs a bright protected place.
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Bowl approx. 25 × 18 cm with saucer · approx. 35–45 cm total height
Small fleshy green leaf pairs and open trunk movement define this Portulacaria bonsai. Plenty of light, controlled dry intervals and gentle pruning accompany living design.
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12 cm pot · approx. 35–50 cm total height
The round-leaved fan palm shows folded green fans on slender thorny stalks. In a 12 cm pot indoor cultivation begins with bright daylight, a warm position and a carefully supplied root ball.
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10 cm pot · shoot length about 25 cm
A broad white-pink margin frames Tricolor’s rounded leaves. Thin red runners carry little daughter rosettes and give this low saxifrage a second freely trailing habit.
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17 cm pot · approximately 25–35 cm total height
Flat green stem segments carry colourful buds and flowers at their tips. Christmas cactus brings the life of a forest cactus indoors: filtered light, airy roots and cooler nights before flowering.
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15 cm hanging pot · approximately 40–50 cm overall length
Long slender shoots branch, initially point outwards and then fall loosely over the hanging pot rim. Selenicereus wercklei is a tropical cactus for a bright place with filtered light. Its water requirements in growth differ significantly from the dry rest of a desert cactus.
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2 plants · each in a 15 cm pot · approximately 50 cm total height including pot
Red Hinnonmäki gooseberries become soft and juicy as they ripen. An airy bush structure keeps fruits accessible and helps monitor leaves, young shoots and water supply.
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6.5 cm pot · approximately 15 cm total height
A quiet spherical form, small areoles and softly outlined surfaces: even as a young cactus Tephrocactus geometricus shows its own structure. The original has a pale flower. Healthy further development depends on abundant light, a draining rootball and careful handling of later segments.
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6.5 cm pot · about 15 cm total height
Titanopsis calcarea, an ice plant, bears blunt water-storing leaves with small pale bumps. Abundant light, an open mineral rootball and cautious watering support the low rosette clump.
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1 plant · 21 cm pot · about 90–100 cm total height including pot
Windmill palm carries deeply divided green fans above a fibrous trunk. Its garden impact starts as a young container plant; dependable moisture and thoughtful winter protection support further development.
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12 cm pot · about 15 cm total height
White lengthwise areas and green stripes give Brightness a light appearance. The named selection starts compact and later develops trailing shoots; the shop name zebrina is botanically bounded in the portrait.
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12 bulbs for planting · trade circumference size 11/12 · no flowering potted plants
Vendee Globe opens pointed petals that curve elegantly outwards in yellow and orange to orange-red. This lily-flowered tulip brings movement to the spring bed; its summer plan starts with space for maturing leaves.
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Each 9 cm pot · about 10–25 cm total height including pot · quantity according to selection
White flowers open between glossy green leaves. Alba stays low while thin stems spread sideways. A suitable bed edge, good starting moisture and regular runner checks make this habit useful in the garden.
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Each 9 cm pot · about 10–25 cm total height including pot · quantity according to selection
Flowers look dark violet with a small pale centre. Atropurpurea holds leaves close to the ground while pushing long stems sideways. Deliberately limiting the area and caring for the young rootball helps you accompany this habit.
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Per plant: 9 cm pot · 10–25 cm total height
Three-part green leaves and small golden-yellow flowers connect a shady edge into a low carpet. Barren strawberry spreads sideways and needs a closely watched root area while establishing.
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1 plant · 24 cm pot · approx. 50 cm total height including pot
Yucca rostrata arranges many narrow pointed leaves into almost round crown. Young rosette needs bright warm position and reliable drainage; later trunk takes long-term development.
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DIY kit with fittonia and fern · Glass container approximately 20 cm tall / 19 cm in diameter
Lime-green leaf surfaces and a dense network of rose-red veins make Ruby Lime the warm focal point of a little bottle garden. In the DIY planting kit described, the low-growing fittonia shares its space with a fern; bright, gentle light and carefully managed moisture guide the arrangement.
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Individual plant: 12 cm pot · approximately 25–30 cm; set of three: each approximately 20–30 cm according to the offer
Pixie carries pale leaf centres like little light patches between green edges. The young arrowhead plant looks bushy and fits on a small table too. A bright warm position without fierce midday sun and a well-drained pot make the beginning easier.
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Each plant: 9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm according to the offer
Walker’s Low lets its lavender-blue flowers hover loosely over grey-green leaves. At a sunny bed edge it connects plants and path with a soft line. Well-drained soil, some room for later width and appropriate cutting after the first flowers support this perennial catmint.
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Each plant: 9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm according to the offer
Goldsturm glows golden yellow around a dark flower centre and still colours the bed after many early-summer flowers finish. This perennial rudbeckia likes light and soil holding moisture without staying wet. Small set plants become strong garden clumps over time.
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Each plant: 9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm according to the offer
Blue Fortune raises lavender-blue flower spikes above aromatic green foliage. In a sunny bed or sufficiently large container it brings a calm upright accent. The young agastache needs water for a good start; later, light and reliable drainage remain especially important.
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Each plant: 9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm according to the offer
Johnson’s Blue lays lavender-blue flowers loosely above finely divided green leaves. This perennial cranesbill suits sunny to partly shaded bed edges. Its big display is in late spring and early summer; afterwards, watch foliage, moisture and appropriate cutting back.
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Each plant: 9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm according to the offer
Tiny Monster stays low and lays pink to reddish-purple flowers over deeply divided green foliage. This perennial cranesbill can loosely connect a bed edge. A young set plant first needs a good start with water; later, space, light and the condition of the clump matter.
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Each plant: 9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm according to the offer
Alba brings white flowers above glossy green foliage. Greater periwinkle can connect a partly shaded garden corner, but also grows beyond its initial planting position. Young set plants first need water and soil contact; later, checking the edges is part of care.
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Each plant: 9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm according to the offer
Biokovo bears almost white, pink-tinged flowers with conspicuous pink stamen filaments. Its rounded lobed foliage forms a low garden planting and may colour in autumn. This quietly flowering perennial deserves a closer look, particularly beside a path.
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Each plant: 9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm according to the offer
Variegata outlines every leaf with a cream edge. Greater periwinkle looks bright and lively even without flowers, but later also lays long stems across the ground. A good start with water and controlled bed edges help turn young set plants into a suitable garden planting.
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Per plant,9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm according to the offer
Czakor brings purplish-pink flowers above lobed, aromatic foliage. This Balkan cranesbill can connect light woodland edges and borders. Its later tolerance of drier shade nevertheless starts with a young set plant that first needs to root carefully.
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Per plant,9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm delivery height
Ingwersen draws green arcs along the border edge. Dark-violet flower spikes appear between them in late summer. Lilyturf combines quiet foliage interest with late colour; bright partial shade and a careful initial water supply help the young plant.
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Per plant, 9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm according to the offer
Among glossy lobed leaves, Geranium nodosum opens small lilac flowers with darker veins. Knotted cranesbill accompanies shady garden edges with loose growth. Young set plants first need good soil and attentive establishment care.
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14 cm pot · approximately 40 cm total height
White areas, several shades of green and purple-pink leaf undersides: Fusion White looks as though each leaf has been painted individually. This compact prayer plant needs a bright sheltered position, a quiet environment and a root ball that neither dries out nor stands in water.
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Per plant,9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm according to the offer
Small pink flowers float on fine stems above narrow green and reddish leaves. Siskiyou Pink gaura brings movement to sunny borders. Well-drained soil, room for airy growth and a good start for young set plants matter more than lavish feeding.
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Per plant, 9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm according to the offer
As many summer flowers fade, Moneymaker pushes violet-blue flower spikes between its green leaf arcs. The clump-forming lilyturf accompanies partly shaded border edges with dense foliage. Humus-rich soil, drainage and good establishment care give small set plants a suitable start.
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Per plant, 9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm according to the offer
Cambridge lays a low green edging between paths, roses and perennials. Strong pink flowers stand above aromatic lobed foliage in early summer. The cranesbill is perennial and spreads gradually; young set plants nevertheless need water and a carefully prepared start.
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Per plant: 9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm according to the offer
Delicate pink flowers and darker reddish calyces give Ingwersens Variety a welcoming early-summer display. Below them spreads aromatic, lobed foliage that can take on warm shades in autumn. A lovely companion for woodland edges, whose small plants from the sets first need to establish carefully.
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Per plant: 9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm according to the offer
Bevans Variety carries rich purplish-pink flowers above a dense cushion of aromatic green leaves. This perennial Balkan cranesbill accompanies paths and woodland edges when its later spread is planned for. From the young 9 cm pot to established growth, attentive watering remains important.
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15 cm pot · approximately 40–55 cm
The leaves of Philodendron plowmanii are worth viewing close up. Their broad heart shapes resemble lightly folded fabric, with silvery-green patterns between the veins.
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12 cm pot · approximately 35–50 cm
Philodendron squamiferum’s distinctive feature is not confined to its leaves. Reddish, bristly hairs sit on the petioles and immediately stand out against a quiet background.
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10.5 cm pot · approximately 15–18 cm
Peperomia graveolens brings an unusual colour combination through its leaves alone. A narrow green area lies on top, with a wine-red leaf back glowing underneath.
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14 cm hanging pot · approximately 30–35 cm without hanger
Hope looks friendly and calm without needing a complicated leaf pattern. Its rounded, fleshy leaves sit in small groups along a shoot that falls over the pot edge as it lengthens.
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14 cm hanging pot · approximately 25–30 cm without hanger
String of Turtles is a fitting trade name for Peperomia prostrata. Its small, round leaves carry a fine pattern reminiscent of turtle shells.
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14 cm hanging pot · approximately 25–35 cm without hanger
Hoya curtisii needs no large leaves to make a living space interesting. Its small, pointed leaves carry silver speckles that vary from leaf to leaf.
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14 cm hanging pot · approximately 25–35 cm without hanger
Wayetii Tricolor brings a different line to the collection from round-leaved wax plants. Its narrow, fleshy leaves show green areas, pale cream portions and, in young foliage, pink too.
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14 cm hanging pot · approximately 50–60 cm without hanger
From a distance, Gracilis looks like a quietly green wax plant. Close up, you discover silvery dots on its pointed leaves.
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17 cm pot · approximately 50–60 cm with climbing pyramid
Hoya australis combines strong green foliage with calm climbing growth. Its oval, fleshy leaves look clear and orderly on a simple climbing pyramid.
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12 cm pot · approximately 15–20 cm
Lisa makes its impression even in young foliage. Broad, oval leaves combine green edges with pale centres; new leaves may also be tinged pink.
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12 cm hanging pot · approximately 30–50 cm without hanger
Hoya linearis looks quite different from its round-leaved relatives. Very narrow, elongated leaves sit on soft, slender shoots and together form a fine green curtain.
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14 cm hanging pot · about 25–35 cm excluding hanger
String of Nickels describes the foliage of Dischidia nummularia vividly. Small round fleshy leaves sit on thin shoots, together looking like a loosely strung green curtain.
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14 cm hanging pot · about 50–60 cm excluding hanger
Dischidia platyphylla looks calm and clear along its longer stems. Its rounded thicker leaves are larger and broader than the tiny coin leaves of some other dischidias.
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12 cm pot · about 15 cm · various colours
Fittonias show a fine network of striking veins on their small leaves. Depending on the offered colour, these may appear pale, pink or red.
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21 cm hanging pot · about 50–60 cm overall width
Staghorn fern brings an unusual silhouette to a bright living area. Its elongated fronds fork and resemble green antlers.
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17 cm pot · about 80–90 cm
Ficus triangularis stands out through an unusual shape rather than huge leaves. The small thicker leaf surfaces look triangular; pale areas line the edges of the offered variegated form.
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9 cm pot · low leaf carpet with fine flower stalks
Utricularia sandersonii is a plant for small discoveries. Delicate flower stalks stand above a low green carpet; its little white to pale-lilac flowers resemble bunny faces in shape.
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17 cm pot · about 60 cm
Dottie carries a particularly calm yet striking pattern. Pink lines run over dark oval leaves, forming their own design from the leaf centre and outer area.
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14 cm pot · about 50–55 cm
Black Cobra brings a clear form to the living area. Broad green arrow- to shield-shaped leaves stand on very dark leaf stalks.
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8.5 cm pot · about 12 cm
This cotyledon looks special even at a small size. Its fleshy elongated leaves show pale greenish and cream areas; a fine red line may run along their tips and edges.
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19 cm pot · approx. 50–60 cm
Imperial Red brings colour into a room without needing flowers. Young leaves show warm bronze and red tones; as they mature, the foliage becomes darker and greener.
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19 cm pot · approx. 50–60 cm
Red Emerald gets its distinctive impression from the interplay of rich green and reddish stems. Its elongated leaves, heart-shaped at the base, show a calm glossy surface while the shoots continue growing upwards.
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15 cm hanging pot · shoot length approx. 30 cm
Micans has a quiet way of making a place beautiful. Its small heart-shaped leaves shimmer green, olive or bronze depending on the light; their undersides show warmer tones.
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15 cm hanging pot · approx. 25–35 cm
Brasil brings small yellow-green patches of light among rich green leaf surfaces. The hearts are not painted alike: some carry a broad pale stripe, while others remain mostly green.
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17 cm pot · approx. 50–60 cm
Belize shows how much colour a single rubber-plant leaf can contain. Darker green areas lie among cream patches, pink edges and a reddish midrib.
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17 cm pot · approx. 50–65 cm
Magic Star wears its pattern not in large white areas but in fine pale speckles and strokes. When a leaf turns a little, its red underside becomes visible.
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19 cm pot · approx. 70–80 cm
Triostar carries long leaf surfaces with green islands, cream-white stripes and pink transitions. When a leaf turns slightly to one side, its reddish underside appears.
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5.5 cm pot · approx. 8–10 cm
Compacta carries closely packed dark green leaves arranged in a small upright tuft. It looks tidy without being artificially shaped.
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5.5 cm pot · approx. 15–18 cm
The narrow leaves of this Dracaena carry pale stripes between green areas. On the small young plant they look light and upright, without the rigid shape of a twisted decoration.
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14 cm pot · approx. 25 cm
Scalprum shows narrow elongated leaves with a strikingly deep texture. The dark green looks almost glossy depending on the light and changes tone as you walk around the plant.
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15 cm pot · approx. 30 cm
The China doll plant brings delicate greenery into a room. Its glossy leaflets sit on branching shoots and together form a loose small crown.
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15 cm hanging pot · approximately 30 cm
Marble Queen carries marbling that is distributed afresh on each heart-shaped leaf. Some areas are predominantly green; others have broad pale islands and fine speckles.
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17 cm pot · approximately 60 cm · two trunks in one pot
Sunray has long, narrow leaves in which green and yellow-green areas meet. The crown looks light without having to carry little foliage.
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9 cm pot · approximately 30–35 cm
The Tamaya begonia carries narrow, pointed leaves with many small white speckles. Their asymmetrical surfaces give the crown a lively structure.
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5.5 cm pot · approximately 9–10 cm
Crassula perforata arranges its fleshy leaves in opposite pairs around the shoots. The pairs are stacked in offset layers, recalling small threaded shapes.
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17 cm pot · delivered height not stated in the shop
Among the finely divided green fronds are pale, hairy shoots that can creep across the compost and pot rim. They resemble small soft feet and give this fern its common name.
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10.5 cm pot · approximately 20–30 cm
Camellia sinensis carries firm green leaves with finely serrated edges. Even the young plant looks like a little shrub and arouses curiosity about the origin of tea.
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12 cm pot · delivered height not specified
Olive herb forms a finely branched green cushion whose narrow, divided little leaves stand out even on close inspection. Their aromatic scent recalls olives without making the plant a little olive tree.
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14 cm pot · approximately 30 cm
This euphorbia builds small branching columns with a surface of clearly visible tubercles. In the variegated form, creamy pale and greenish areas alternate while young parts may look pink.
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12 cm pot · approximately 25–30 cm
Euphorbia lactea Cristata carries an unusual folded crown above a green rootstock. Its pale surfaces and pink edges recall a small sculptural form but remain living plant parts.
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18 cm pot · approximately 40 cm overall height
The dwarf fan palm’s charm does not start with a tall trunk. Young fans sit close together and open like little green hands.
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20 cm pot · approximately 70–80 cm total height
An oleander immediately changes the feel of a summer spot. Its long, narrow leaves carry flower clusters like little bouquets above the green framework.
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9 cm pot · white ring-pattern cachepot according to the offer
Haworthiopsis limifolia reveals its special feature at a second glance. Raised crosswise ridges run over its firm, triangular leaves, as though someone had shaped the green into little waves.
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19 cm hanging pot · approximately 45 cm total height
Grape ivy ‘Ellen Danica’ brings a hanging basket to life without needing flowers. Its divided, lobed leaves sit on flexible shoots and gradually form a green curtain.
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9 cm pot · approximately 12 cm total height
Leuchtenbergia principis first makes us think of a small agave. Long, angular projections stand loosely around its centre, with papery-looking spines at their tips.
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14 cm pot · approximately 25 cm total height
Each string-of-pearls leaf looks like a small green pearl. Thin shoots connect them into chains that soon settle over the edge of the pot.
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14 cm hanging pot · shoots approximately 30–40 cm long
String of dolphins owes its name not to a flower but to its small fleshy leaves. Their curved shape and side projections suggest dolphins jumping over a green line.
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15 cm hanging pot · delivery height not specified numerically in the offer
Lepismium bolivianum brings a different cactus character indoors. Its narrow, flat shoots hang like green ribbons over the pot rim and move even in a gentle breeze.
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12 cm pot · approximately 15–20 cm total height
Albuca ‘Frizzle Sizzle’ looks as if it took time over every single curl. Green leaves grow from the bulb, their ends twisting into spirals.
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10.5 cm pot · approximately 15–18 cm total height
Ferocactus glaucescens ‘Inermis’ makes its impression through its ribs rather than a dense forest of spines. The blue-green ball bears pale areoles and displays its geometric shape particularly clearly.
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9 cm pot · delivery height not specified numerically
Pinguicula agnata rests on the substrate with its pale green leaves like a small, open rosette. The plant looks soft and unassuming.
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9 cm pot · delivery height not specified
Pinguicula esseriana is one of the plants we most enjoy looking at closely. Its small rosette sets leaf tightly beside leaf and looks almost like a tiny green work of art in its 9 cm pot.
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9 cm pot · delivery height not specified
Giant butterwort does not start as a finished green plate. The young Pinguicula gigantea in its 9 cm pot first develops soft, broad leaves around a small centre.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 15 cm
Cotyledon tomentosa ‘Green Footprint’ has a name understood at first glance. Its thick green leaves sit in pairs on small branches, and their toothed ends recall tiny bear paws.
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8.5 cm pot · overall height about 12–18 cm
Even as a young plant, Vatricania guentheri shows a beautiful coat of spines. Between fine pale to golden-yellow tips, the green ribbed body appears as if through a light fabric.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 25–35 cm
Tradescantia ‘Roxxo’ shows its colour from two viewpoints. From above, the foliage looks green; beneath the leaves, a strong purple tone appears.
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8.5 cm pot · overall height about 12–18 cm
Opuntia monacantha ‘Variegata’ looks like a small cactus with plenty of ideas of its own. Its segments branch irregularly, with green areas alternating with creamy and yellowish islands.
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12 cm pot · overall height about 15 cm
The offered cactus forms a lively group of ribbed green heads. Pale areoles dot the surface, while young side shoots develop between the larger globes.
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17 cm pot · overall height about 40–45 cm
Stetsonia coryne shows clear green ribs and long straight spines. A closer look makes the name needle cactus easy to understand.
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17 cm pot · overall height about 40–45 cm
Myrtillocactus geometrizans brings a colour into the plant room that changes with the light. Its columns look blue-green at times and almost steel-blue at others, while ribs create clear lines.
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9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm total height
Its white flowers sit on fine, flexible stems and bring airiness to the border. After planting, the young plant in a 9 cm pot first needs good contact with the soil and consistent attention.
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9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm delivery height according to the shop
Ballerina stays low and shows delicate pink flowers whose dark veins are truly visible up close. In a free-draining bed the little cranesbill gets room to grow.
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Set of 6 plants · each in a 9 cm pot · around 10–25 cm delivery height according to the shop
Lady’s mantle lays softly lobed leaves along the bed edge. After a shower, droplets gather on them; in summer fine yellow-green flower clouds rise above.
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6.5 cm pot · approximately 15 cm total height
Light, slightly raised markings lie on the fleshy leaves of Gasteria ‘Little Warty’. This small succulent needs a bright place and, above all, a pot from which water drains well.
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6.5 cm pot · approximately 15 cm total height
Slender grey-green leaves grow closely upright. We give this small succulent light without a heat shock and allow the root ball to dry between waterings.
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6.5 cm pot · approximately 15 cm total height
Opuntia quitensis grows from flat green segments and can surprise with orange flowers. Light, good drainage and careful handling of spines matter for the young plant in its small pot.
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9 cm pot · approximately 15–25 cm delivery height
Heart-leaved foamflower spreads lobed leaves in a shady bed. Fine creamy-white flower clusters rise above its foliage in spring.
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Crassula tecta rewards a close look: tiny light raised points make its small thick leaves seem patterned. Light and an airy root zone keep compact growth attractive.
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Young potted plant
The rainbow succulent forms a dense cushion of small green and pink leaves. To enjoy its compact form, provide plenty of light, a draining pot and rest between waterings.
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Young potted plant · check exact pot size in the shop
Dark firm bumps grow on this wild begonia’s leaves. Since each new leaf first develops its texture, Begonia ferox rewards observation over time.
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Small potted plant · check delivery size in the shop
Helios shows a compact fan of firm green-banded leaves. This small snake plant grows best with light, a freely draining pot and rest between waterings.
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12 cm pot · around 15–20 cm delivery height
Green centres, light stripes and yellowish edges mark each rosette differently. This small agave wants plenty of light, a well-draining pot and a dry frost-free place in winter.
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12 cm pot · around 30–35 cm delivery height
Unusually small green leaves sit on long gently curved stalks. To keep its loose growth indoors, Tiny Dancer needs a bright place without harsh sun and an attentively cared-for root ball.
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19 cm pot · around 100 cm total height according to the shop
This young coconut palm’s beginning is still visible: a slender shoot grows directly from the nut. Plenty of light, warmth and an attentively supplied root ball also explain why it needs more indoor attention than a parlour palm.
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12 cm pot · around 20–25 cm total height according to the shop
Round leaves carry silvery and dark-green stripes like a small watermelon’s rind. To keep this compact peperomia attractive, provide filtered light and roots that get some air between waterings.
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6.5 cm pot · around 6–8 cm total height according to the shop
Light speckles lie on a dark-green body, above which long fine spines curve into a little mesh. Astrophytum capricorne chiefly needs light, good drainage and a real winter rest.
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6 cm pot · about 8–10 cm total height according to the shop
Its dark-green leaves look as though someone embossed small panels into their surface. This little alocasia needs a bright spot without harsh sun, an airy root zone and some attention as the days grow shorter.
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9 cm pot · about 10–25 cm delivery height per plant
Carex morrowii arranges narrow green leaves in soft arches. In light shade beneath trees and shrubs, they gradually form a calm, dense edge.
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6 cm pot · about 8–10 cm total height
Silvery leaf surfaces and dark veins make even a small Silver Dragon an eye-catcher. Its beauty needs no large pot: warmth, gentle light and a well-aerated root ball help the young alocasia keep growing.
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6 cm pot · about 8–10 cm total height
Pink and red leaf surfaces meet green edges and irregular speckles in Lucky Red. This little aglaonema brings colour to a bright living space. Even warmth, gentle daylight and moderately moist soil are a good start.
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12 cm pot · about 25–30 cm total height
Depending on the light, Red Secret shows dark green, bronze and a coppery sheen. Its sturdy leaves have deep veins and burgundy undersides. With gentle daylight, warmth and an airy root ball, the young alocasia finds its place indoors.
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6 cm pot · approximately 8–10 cm total height
Almost-black leaf surfaces and pale veins give Black Velvet a calm, striking pattern. This small alocasia looks especially lovely on a bright desk. Its slow growth needs patience, steady warmth and a well-aerated root ball.
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14 cm pot · approximately 35–45 cm total height
With Zebrina, it is worth looking beneath the leaves: dark stripes mark its pale leaf stalks, with glossy green arrows above. This young alocasia has an open growth habit and needs bright, gentle light, warmth and a well-aerated root ball.
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12 cm pot · approximately 40–50 cm total height
Jacklyn stands out for its deeply cut leaf outlines, dark veins and strongly textured green surface. This young alocasia in a 12 cm pot needs a bright, warm position, gentle light and an airy root ball with an even water supply.
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12 cm pot · approximately 20–30 cm total length
Narrow sturdy leaves, silvery flecks and fine searching shoots make Hoya pubicalyx a lively wax plant. A bright position and an airy root ball help it develop its vines. Flowers come with a well-grown plant and suitable conditions, rather than a firm promise.
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12 cm pot · approximately 20 cm total length
On this hoya, the light pattern sits in the middle of the leaf: cream and green meet in sturdy oval waxy leaves. Short reddish vines bring movement to its compact growth. Plenty of gentle light and an airy root ball support the young plant as it grows.
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Each plant: 9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm delivery height according to the shop
Just above the ground, Canadian dogwood gathers its oval leaves. In late spring, four white bracts shine above them like little stars. A cool humus-rich garden position gives this low perennial room to form a patch slowly.
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Each plant: 9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm delivery height
Liriope first draws sturdy green arches into the bed. In late summer and autumn, violet-blue flower spikes may rise among them. Big Blue combines calm foliage with later colour — particularly attractive at a bright, partly shaded garden edge.
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Each plant: 9 cm pot · low creeping growth
Small pale blue stars hover among tiny green leaves. Blue star creeper grows as a fine flat cushion and can gently enliven a bed edge or small garden container. Its beauty begins with soil that stays moist without remaining waterlogged.
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Each plant: 9 cm pot · approximately 10–20 cm delivery height
A bergenia holds shape in the bed with its sturdy leaves when other perennials take a pause. Herbstblüte shows pink flower bells in spring and may flower again later. Its foliage tells the garden year too: green can turn to red and purple tones in cold weather.
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Each plant: 9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm according to the offer
Darjeeling Red stays close to the ground and raises small flower spikes above it in summer. Fresh pink darkens over time, while the narrow leaves may take red tones only in autumn. An attractive companion for a bed edge receiving enough moisture.
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Each plant: 9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm according to the offer
Herbstfreude first builds a sturdy green clump and shows its large pink flower plates as the garden year advances. The colour darkens, then an attractive brown structure remains. Plenty of sun, good drainage and restrained feeding help this perennial more than daily fuss.
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17–19 cm pot; differing shop measurements · approximately 50 cm total height
The upright rounded leaves give this snake plant a clear silhouette. It needs little water, but a deliberately chosen position. An airy root ball and sufficient light help keep the plant healthy in the long term.
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15 cm pot · approximately 40–45 cm total height
Aquarine stands out with narrow upright leaves and a matt blue-grey coating. Its dense young structure brings a different colour among green houseplants. Bright light and watering according to need are the most important foundations.
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14 cm hanging pot · approximately 20–25 cm shoot/trailing length
Narrow blue-grey water-storing leaves sit on fine trailing shoots. Curio hallianus brings a different form to the family of hanging succulents. Light must also reach the top of the pot, and the root ball needs controlled dry intervals.
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14 cm hanging pot · approximately 50–60 cm shoot/trailing length
Curio radicans lets green shoots with banana-shaped leaves trail over the pot rim. In a well-lit hanging pot, it forms a light, lively curtain. Thoughtful watering and light reaching the top of the pot preserve dense growth.
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14 cm hanging pot · approximately 25 cm total height excluding the hanger
Dragon fruit begins with green angular shoots and may later climb vigorously. This young hanging plant already shows its interesting stem shape without flowers or fruit. Bright, gentle light and an airy, even supply of water accompany its growth.
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8.5 cm pot · approximately 8–10 cm total height
Lithops camouflage themselves with stone-like bodies and fine patterns. Their yearly cycle differs considerably from ordinary houseplants. Restraint with watering is crucial, especially during leaf replacement.
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10.5 cm pot · approximately 15 cm total height
Caputia tomentosa has thick elongated leaves covered in dense pale felt. Even the small plant creates a quiet silver accent. Sunshine, air movement and sparing watering according to need suit its succulent structure.
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24 cm pot · approximately 100 cm total height
Ming aralia combines numerous woody trunks with finely divided green foliage. It brings lightness to bright living and work spaces. Even warmth, suitable root-ball moisture and a settled position help preserve its elegant crown.
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Bowl approximately 13 × 8 cm · approximately 22 cm total height
A curved trunk and fresh, finely branching greenery make this privet a small tree with character. Its most important care begins in the bowl: water in time, allow good drainage and provide enough light.
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Bowl approximately 15 × 10 × 7 cm · approximately 20–25 cm total height
Fine foliage, dense branching and possible small star-shaped flowers give Serissa its particular charm. A reliable position and even root-ball moisture help it more than frequent changes.
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2 plants · each in a 15 cm pot · approximately 50 cm total height
Large leaves and vigorous twining shoots make Hayward a special garden plant. Anyone wishing to harvest fruit should plan warmth, space and a suitable male kiwi from the outset.
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2 plants · each in a 15 cm pot · approximately 50 cm total height
Large leaves and aromatic fruit make Brown Turkey a popular garden fig. With a warm outdoor position, even supply and suitable winter protection, it can also be grown in a container.
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2 plants · each in a 15 cm pot · approximately 50 cm total height
Rouge de Bordeaux combines distinctive fig leaves with the prospect of dark-coloured fruit. A sheltered sunny position, healthy roots and genuine winter rest are important for good development.
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2 plants · each in a 17 cm pot · approximately 60 cm total height
Fargesia rufa brings movement to the garden with narrow leaves and loosely arching canes. This clump-forming bamboo needs enough root space and a reliable water supply, including in winter.
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2 plants · each in a 15 cm pot · approximately 50 cm total height
Ben Nevis brings the intense flavour of blackcurrants to the edible garden. Regularly rejuvenating the shrub and supporting it well while establishing lays the foundation for later summer harvests.
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2 plants · each in a 15 cm pot · approximately 50 cm total height
Jonkheer van Tets is an early redcurrant. A well-lit shrub, even soil moisture and preserved fruiting wood help it develop its later red clusters.
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2 plants · each in a 15 cm pot · approximately 50 cm total height
The translucent pale berries of Witte Parel bring variety among redcurrants and blackcurrants. For care and pruning, we follow the redcurrant group, rather than fruit colour alone.
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2 plants · each in a 15 cm pot · approximately 50 cm total height
Fallgold brings yellow rather than red raspberries to the garden. Care becomes particularly straightforward when you consciously choose an autumn crop and align pruning with that choice.
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2 plants · each in a 15 cm pot · approximately 50 cm total height
Jersey offers more than blue berries: delicate flowers, a loose shrub structure and autumn foliage. For successful cultivation, the soil, watering water and root moisture must be right above all.
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2 plants · each in a 15 cm pot · approximately 50 cm total height
This blackberry stands out before harvest with its unusually divided leaves. A sturdy trellis and keeping young canes separate from harvested ones make this vigorous climbing plant easy to manage.
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9 cm pot · approximately 15 cm
Long, striped leaves and later small plantlets make the spider plant one whose development you can experience directly. Its good reputation does not replace checking the root ball.
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9 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Ivy brings movement to shelves and small climbing supports. Indoors, room climate deserves particular attention: fresh, moderately warm conditions usually suit it better than dry air near heating.
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12 cm pot · approximately 15 cm
Silver patches lie on dark green, matt-looking leaves. Scindapsus Argyraeus brings a quiet pattern into the home and develops trailing or climbing shoots over time.
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12 cm pot · shoots approximately 10–15 cm
Cebu Blue shows how interesting a climber’s juvenile form can be. Its narrow leaves shimmer green to blue-green depending on light; large leaf splits develop only under suitable conditions.
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12 cm pot · approximately 12–15 cm
Pink, white and red meet in one pot in this listing. With light, even moisture and timely trimming, the polka dot plant stays attractively branched.
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12 cm pot · approximately 30–40 cm
The strong trunk base explains its relaxed character. Plenty of light and dry intervals give Beaucarnea the foundation to become a distinctive, long-lived companion.
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12 cm pot · approximately 35 cm on a hoop
Nanouk combines firm shoots with pale, pink-and-green striped foliage. Its colour shows particularly well when light is right and leaves stay dry during watering.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Narrow, firm leaves form a compact rosette with a graphic effect. For this small agave, light, free-draining compost and respectful clearance from leaf tips matter.
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14 cm pot · approximately 35 cm
Small leaves, pale stems and strong thorns make this succulent unmistakable. Its natural rhythm explains why temporary leaf loss is not automatically a care mistake.
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21 cm pot · approximately 80–100 cm
Its upright leaf stalks carry broad, heart-shaped leaves. This larger alocasia deserves a bright position where roots, warmth and humidity work together.
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12 cm pot · approximately 25–30 cm
Araucaria heterophylla brings the outline of a small conifer indoors. To retain its regular branches, it needs above all light, balanced moisture and distance from heating.
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15 cm pot · approximately 30–40 cm
A dark cross-shaped pattern rests on richly textured green leaves. This foliage begonia invites a closer look and appreciates a warm, bright position with carefully measured moisture.
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12 cm pot · approximately 35–40 cm
Brown-red bracts create a calm accent among glossy green leaves. This anthurium stays attractive when light, airy compost and a consistent watering rhythm work together.
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12 cm pot · approximately 25–30 cm
This anthurium’s appeal lies in its leaves. Keep its strong roots well aerated and choose a warm, bright position to follow the unfolding of each new heart-shaped leaf.
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Approximately 12 cm pot · approximately 40–50 cm
Small leaves and dark, angular branches give corokia an airy silhouette. It suits sheltered outdoor positions and needs a deliberately planned winter home when grown in a pot.
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12 cm pot · approximately 15–20 cm
Its spotted leaf pattern makes even the small plant stand out. As a cane begonia it develops a different habit from rhizomatous foliage begonias and needs space and support in good time.
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12 cm pot · approximately 35 cm on a trellis
Fleshy leaves, green vines and aerial roots reveal another side of orchids. Harvesting your own vanilla remains a demanding long-term project; a healthy growing plant is already a pleasure.
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12 cm pot · approximately 20–25 cm
Broad, undivided fronds carry a pattern like a fine mosaic. This tropical fern enjoys balanced moisture and provides a particularly lovely example of the diversity of fern foliage.
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9 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Finely divided leaves fold in response to a stimulus. This fascinating movement is not a toy mechanism: a healthy sensitive plant needs light, warmth and time to open its leaves again.
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6.5 cm pot · approximately 6–8 cm
Tightly twisted, fleshy leaves give this wax plant its distinctive shape. The miniature listing starts with just a few centimetres and mainly needs bright light, airy compost and patient care.
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12 cm pot · approximately 15–20 cm
Gentle waves and a pale central stripe give this still little-known houseplant its appeal. It brings variety to a decorative foliage collection without demanding a complicated care ritual.
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12 cm pot · approximately 15–20 cm
Fine, branching shoots bring movement to hanging baskets and bright shelves. These cacti come from woodland habitats and are therefore not cared for like sun-loving desert cacti.
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12 cm pot · approximately 20–25 cm
Spotted foliage and purple undersides make silver squill a small focal point. Its storage organs explain sparing watering and its distinctive planting depth.
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12 cm pot · approximately 40 cm
Its fine green branches look almost weightless. Below ground, however, a strong root ball is at work—a good reason to care for this robust ornamental plant regularly and attentively.
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12 cm pot · approximately 15 cm
Dark, flexible shoots trace light lines over the pot rim. Wire vine brings movement to sheltered outdoor spaces and needs more attention in a small container than its robust appearance suggests.
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5.5 cm pot · approximately 6–8 cm
Formerly known as Aloe aristata, this plant has fleshy leaves with fine white bumps. The miniature is easy to admire close up, provided its light and dry pauses are right.
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5.5 cm pot · approximately 6–8 cm
Triangular leaves stand in a distinctive arrangement and carry pale crosswise markings. Gonialoe variegata is a small succulent whose biggest care requirement is often the right balance in watering.
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5.5 cm pot · approximately 6–8 cm
Astrophytum myriostigma looks almost like a living sculpture. Its restrained care begins with plenty of light, free-draining compost and enough time to dry.
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5.5 cm pot · approximately 10–12 cm
Pale spines surround a slender green body. This Cleistocactus strausii starts in miniature and develops its upright growth best with plenty of light and dry intervals.
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5.5 cm pot · approximately 8–10 cm
Fleshy leaves with reddish edges give this Crassula its quiet character. With light, freely draining compost and patience, the small shop specimen can become a branching companion.
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12 cm pot · approximately 20 cm
Citrus hystrix stands out for its broadly winged leaf stalk. This small culinary plant combines unusual foliage with a citrus scent and needs a bright summer position and frost-free winter quarters.
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9 cm pot · approximately 10–25 cm
Small leaves, woody stems and a spicy scent make Thymus vulgaris a versatile garden herb. Its most important foundation is a sunny position with soil that allows water to drain reliably.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not stated
This mint combines soft foliage with a fruity-seeming aroma. A pot of its own gives it room to grow and prevents it quietly taking over its neighbours in the herb bed.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Narrow leaves bring Mediterranean lightness to sunny plantings. Helichrysum italicum needs little extra feeding, good drainage and a winter position that takes wetness seriously.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not stated
A few young shoot tips often provide a distinct kitchen accent. French tarragon needs a bright place, consistent care and well-drained soil for winter rest.
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12 cm pot · approximately 25–30 cm
Glossy foliage and later fragrant white flowers make Jasminum sambac particularly appealing. The young plant needs warmth, plenty of light and a safe frost-free winter position.
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12 cm pot · approximately 35–40 cm
Long leaves and aromatic leaf bases make Cymbopogon citratus a distinctive container plant. It grows strongly in warm summer weather and needs a bright frost-free winter position.
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12 cm pot · approximately 20–25 cm
Cream-white flowers shine above glossy foliage. Gardenias are particularly appealing when water quality, acidic soil and a consistently bright position work together.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Purple heart brings dark leaf colour to a plant collection. Its shoots begin compactly and later hang loosely, maintaining their effect best with enough light.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Shining lengthwise stripes and purple undersides make inch plant an expressive trailing plant. Small regular care steps keep its shoots dense and its markings fresh.
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12 cm pot · about 30 cm
By day it shows a network of slender shoots; at flowering, an extraordinary star opens for one night. Until then, careful cultivation of this young climber is worthwhile.
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17 cm pot · about 50–60 cm
Almost black pinnate leaves and fresh green new growth make Raven distinctive. Its most important care need remains surprisingly simple: allow it to dry properly between waterings.
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25–26 cm pot (bowl) · about 65 cm
A strong trunk, fine needles and an open crown: Araucaria cunninghamii brings an unusual tree shape indoors. Its shallow bowl needs attentive monitoring of the root ball.
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10 cm pot (hanging planter) · shoot length not stated
Ceropegia woodii suspends silver-patterned heart-shaped leaves on fine shoots. With light at the pot and controlled watering pauses, the hanging plant stays attractive from above too.
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17 cm pot · about 50–70 cm
Asparagus falcatus looks airy and soft but can develop into a strong climber over the years. Even moisture and room for its shoots are essential.
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5.5 cm pot · about 12–15 cm
Even young Adenium obesum shows its swollen stem. Plenty of light, a well-drained pot and seasonal watering accompany it towards a strong plant.
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12 cm pot · about 35–40 cm
Dark velvet, pale veins and bronze new growth distinguish this philodendron. With warm, bright cultivation and an airy root space, its beauty grows leaf by leaf.
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12 cm pot · about 15 cm
Tiny, softly hairy storage leaves make Delosperma echinatum a plant worth a closer look. Sunshine and dry periods between waterings keep its structure compact.
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12 cm pot · about 30–35 cm
Juncus effusus Spiralis draws unusual lines with green, twisted stems. As a marsh plant, it needs a different water supply from most houseplants.
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27 cm pot · about 140 cm
Ficus lyrata defines a room with a few striking shapes. Considering light, root ball and consistent conditions together helps explain the needs of this impressive houseplant.
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17 cm pot · about 60–70 cm
Small pointed leaves and fine branches make Ficus benjamina a versatile indoor tree. The offered Anastasia form adds light-green markings to the foliage.
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21 cm pot · about 110–120 cm
Caryota mitis surprises with leaflets whose frayed outlines recall fish fins. The multi-stemmed palm needs space, warmth and an attentively supplied root ball.
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24 cm pot · about 150 cm
Livistona chinensis opens its green leaf fans into an impressive crown. A bright position, enough lateral room and even moisture make its cultivation understandable.
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28 cm pot · approximately 90–100 cm
Cycas revoluta displays an impressive crown of firm pinnate leaves. This cycad grows slowly and appreciates a bright position with a well-controlled water supply.
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19 cm pot · approximately 50–60 cm
Burgundy leaves, pink edges and upright growth make this red Cordyline fruticosa a colourful indoor companion. Bright indirect light and steady warmth suit its tropical origins.
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17 cm pot · approximately 55 cm
Dieffenbachia’s cream-green markings look as if painted with a soft brush. Its compact form suits a wide piece of furniture and needs warmth, consistent care and a safe position.
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Selectable height variants 50–150 cm · pot size according to offer
Fine leaves with reddish edges and slender stems give Magenta a clear silhouette. This Madagascar dragon tree is available in several sizes and prefers drying between waterings.
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Selectable height variants 70–150 cm · pot size according to offer
Lemon-yellow and light-green stripes border Lemon Lime’s darker leaf centres. With its open crown, this dragon tree brings colour indoors without relying on flowers.
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21 cm pot · 90–110 cm
Strelitzia nicolai combines upright leaf stalks with broad green blades. With light, root space and some room to move, you can follow its development from a young foliage plant into an imposing container specimen.
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24 cm pot · 120–140 cm
Pachira combines an airy green crown with a striking braid of trunks. Its tropical origins are interesting, but in a pot it needs controlled moisture rather than standing water.
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Height variants 80–170 cm · pot size according to offer
Yellow-green stalks and finely feathered fronds give the areca palm its light appearance. A bright position and an evenly supplied root ball help it build an attractive crown.
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20 cm pot · 60–80 cm
This green-and-white patterned fatsia has broad, deeply lobed leaves. Its lively surface shows well in gentle light, while even moisture and a relatively cool position determine its care.
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17 cm pot · approximately 80 cm
The classic indoor yucca carries green leaf rosettes on sturdy, round trunks. Its care works with plenty of light, good drainage and watering guided by the root ball.
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21 cm pot · 80–100 cm
Rhapis excelsa combines bamboo-like stems with strongly pleated leaf fans. It suits bright or partially shaded interiors and becomes a steady companion with an even water supply.
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27 cm pot · approximately 180 cm
The Canary Island date palm brings firm pinnate fronds and strong structure to a terrace. Even a young plant needs space; bright, cool overwintering belongs in the plan from the start.
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17 cm pot · 60–80 cm
Alii’s narrow, overhanging leaves give this fig its own distinctive expression. A bright, quiet position and an evenly supplied root ball help keep the crown dense and healthy.
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27 cm pot · approximately 80 cm
Xanadu develops a broad, dense leaf crown. Its glossy, strongly lobed leaves bring structure indoors, while good light and controlled moisture underpin its care.
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19 cm pot · 70–80 cm
Orbifolia’s broad leaves carry curved bands of green and silvery green. Their quiet pattern deserves soft daylight and care that considers water quality, warmth and humidity together.
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19 cm pot · 70–90 cm
Pale pink to cream lines run across Ornata’s leaves as though finely drawn. This elegant prayer plant enjoys a warm, sheltered position and changes its leaf positions throughout the day.
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17 cm pot · 60–70 cm
Narrow, wavy leaves with alternating large and small spots make this prayer plant distinctive. Burgundy undersides complement the pattern as the leaves change position throughout the day.
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19 cm pot · 70–80 cm
The velvety surface makes Zebrina’s broad stripes particularly lively. This prayer plant needs a warm, sheltered position and even care that takes its sensitive leaf edges into account.
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19 cm pot · 70–80 cm
Pale, feather-like outlines frame Medaillon’s broad leaves. Purple undersides and changing leaf positions make this a prayer plant that reveals fresh details even when viewed closely.
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24 cm pot · approx. 90 cm
The almost entire, finely pleated leaves of Licuala grandis look like small green umbrellas. This slow-growing rainforest palm needs warmth, gentle light and a position that protects its fans.
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9 cm pot · 10–15 cm
Blue fescue forms small domes of blue-grey blades. It suits gravel, stone and well-drained containers and stays particularly attractive when drainage and rejuvenation are considered from the start.
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3 plants · each in an 11 cm pot · each about 20–25 cm
Bud-flowering heather brings small colourful shoots to balcony boxes, bowls and borders. The offered set of three allows varied arrangements; acidic soil, moisture checks and gentle spring pruning matter for lasting plant health.
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11 cm pot · about 15 cm
Glossy foliage and bright red false fruits make Gaultheria procumbens an attractive small autumn plant. Acidic soil and even moisture can sustain it beyond the decorative season.
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12 cm pot · 15–18 cm
With its felted, finely branching shoots, cushion bush adds calm accents among strong autumn colours. To keep it longer, consider root-ball moisture, but especially drainage and a suitable winter position.
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11 cm pot · about 15 cm
Dusty miller brings pale, finely lobed leaves to autumn bowls and sunny borders. This small Mediterranean plant develops its effect particularly well with light, good drainage and considered overwintering.
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4 plants · each in a 15 cm pot · growing height about 25 cm
Heucheras bring different moods to borders, from lime green to copper and deep red. The set of four offers a changing selection; an initial partly shaded position and carefully planted crowns help every colour establish.
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4 plants · each in a 9 cm pot · varieties according to stock
Houseleeks combine clear rosette shapes with remarkable endurance. The set of four suits sunny outdoor positions; an open site, modest supply and protection from persistent winter wetness matter more than elaborate care.
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19 cm pot · about 25 cm overall height
Even as a seedling, monkey puzzle stands out through its firm pointed leaves and clear branch arrangement. Giving it a place means planning long term: over many years the small delivered plant can become a large garden tree.
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12 cm pot · 40–50 cm
Cordyline australis Red Star creates clear accents on terraces and balconies with red-brown leaf fans. The young plant begins without a tall trunk; with light, controlled watering and cool winter quarters it can develop over years.
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2 plants · each in a 15 cm pot · about 50 cm overall height
Little Miss Figgy combines lobed leaves with the prospect of home-grown figs and stays more compact than many other fig trees. Young plants first need a sunny position, even supply and time to develop their structure.
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2 plants · each in a 15 cm pot · about 50 cm overall height
Jenny makes kiwi cultivation possible with just one variety. The vigorous climber needs a warm position, sturdy support and a maintained shoot structure; young plants do not give an immediate harvest.
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2 plants · each in a 12 cm pot · about 30 cm overall height
Musa basjoo brings large green leaf surfaces to sheltered gardens. The set of two begins as small young plants. For lasting cultivation, water, summer nutrition and protection of the underground growth centre must work together.
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2 plants · each in a 12 cm pot · about 30 cm overall height
Ensete Maurelii creates strong summer-garden accents with green-red leaves and dark leaf stalks. A frost-free winter position is essential for this ornamental banana; the shop’s hardy description must not be understood as a care guarantee.
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2 plants · each in a 15 cm pot · about 50 cm overall height
Regent combines climbing foliage with later dark blue grapes. The grape variety is more resistant to some fungal diseases but still relies on a suitable position, regular pruning and attentive care.
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2 plants · each in a 19 cm pot · about 70 cm overall height
Trompenburg shows narrow leaf lobes with downward-curved edges and colours ranging from deep purple to autumn red. Young maples develop their character best in a sheltered position with balanced soil moisture.
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13 × 8 cm bowl · about 22 cm overall height
A curved trunk and small glossy leaves give this fig bonsai character. A bright warm position and checks of its shallow root ball matter more than a rigid watering calendar.
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18 × 12 cm bowl · about 28 cm overall height
Chinese elm carries small toothed leaves on a finely branching framework. Good bonsai care combines plenty of light and even supply with a cool winter period appropriate to its previous cultivation.
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14 × 8 cm bowl · about 22 cm overall height
Fukien tea combines small dark green leaves with tiny white flowers. A bright warm position and an evenly supplied root ball help this distinctive indoor bonsai maintain its fine crown.
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18 × 12 cm bowl · about 22 cm overall height
Podocarpus carries flat narrow leaves on a small shaped trunk. Its slow growth makes maintaining the form easier, but does not replace regular checks of light, root-ball moisture and winter position.
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3 trees in one bowl · 18 × 10 cm · about 20–30 cm overall height
Three young dawn redwoods form a small forest in a single bowl. Soft green foliage, copper-brown autumn colour and bare winter branches show a true annual rhythm: this bonsai belongs outdoors.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Cola southernwood surprises with finely divided foliage and a sweet, spicy scent. A sunny position, freely draining soil and targeted spring pruning keep this small perennial shrub compact and aromatic.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Narrow green leaves and a mint-chewing-gum scent make bubblegum bush an unusual balcony companion. In summer it grows in bright, warm conditions; in winter it needs a cool frost-free place.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Banana mint offers its own accent with small soft leaves and a fruity aroma. In a pot, its spread remains manageable, while even moisture and regular harvesting encourage fresh shoots.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Cheese herb stands out with velvety leaves, pale veins and an unusual aroma. The tropical climber needs warmth, a bright position and frost-free overwintering; young shoots can trail or be guided onto a support.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Society garlic combines narrow green leaves with garlic aroma and possible lilac flower umbels. This South African perennial suits a herb container when summer care and frost-free overwintering are planned together.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Jiaogulan forms fine tendrils and compound green leaves. The plant’s growth and care are the focus here; the trade name herb of immortality is not a health promise.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Chocolate mint combines dark stems with strong green leaves and a distinctive mint aroma. Its own pot, even moisture and regular harvesting keep the vigorous plant manageable.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Sweet woodruff brings orderly leaf whorls and small white spring flowers to partial shade. Humus-rich soil and even moisture suit its woodland character; in the kitchen, the coumarin-containing herb calls for restraint.
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12 cm pot · approx. 25–30 cm overall height
This cardamom plant offered with a cinnamon aroma brings upright green shoots and aromatic leaves indoors. Warmth, even moisture and protection from harsh sun matter more than hopes of a quick spice harvest.
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12 cm pot · approx. 30–35 cm overall height
Thai ginger combines upright green shoots with an aromatic rhizome. Alpinia galanga needs warmth, space to establish roots and frost-free winter cultivation; a young potted plant should grow strong before a possible harvest.
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5.5 cm pot · approx. 6–8 cm overall height
Perle von Nürnberg has fleshy leaves with a grey-lilac sheen and delicate pink edges. Plenty of light, dry pauses in the compost and gentle treatment of leaf surfaces preserve its distinctive appearance.
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5.5 cm pot · approx. 6–8 cm overall height
The red leaf edges of Echeveria pulidonis outline every rosette. This small Mexican succulent needs plenty of light and a root ball that dries well to maintain its compact structure.
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5.5 cm pot · approx. 6–8 cm overall height
Even as a young plant, the golden barrel cactus has pronounced ribs and yellowish spines. It starts very small in a 5.5 cm pot; plenty of light, freely draining compost and a dry winter rest accompany its slow development.
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5.5 cm pot · approx. 6–8 cm overall height
Pale woolly dots sit between dark ribs: this small cactus is appealing even without flowers. Plenty of light, freely draining compost and a sheltered winter rest accompany its development.
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9 cm pot · approx. 15 cm overall height
Disocactus anguliger brings gracefully notched green stems into bright living spaces. Its forest-cactus character needs filtered light, airy compost and a steadier water supply than ball cacti cultivated dry.
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5.5 cm pot · approx. 6–8 cm overall height
The golden barrel starts as a tiny rounded cactus and slowly grows taller. Its fine yellow spines look especially attractive in the light; consistent care preserves the healthy green body beneath.
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5.5 cm pot · approx. 8–10 cm overall height
Green ribbed stems and reddish spines give Euphorbia enopla a strong presence even in a miniature pot. This succulent spurge needs plenty of light, dry pauses and careful handling of its milky sap.
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5.5 cm pot · approx. 6–8 cm overall height
Faucaria tigrina looks like a tiny open mouth with its triangular leaf pairs. This South African succulent stays manageable and rewards a closer look at leaf structure, light and water supply.
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5.5 cm pot · approx. 6–8 cm overall height
Frithia pulchra has translucent windows at the flat tips of its short storage leaves. This South African miniature grows in summer and then needs more watering attention than its stone-like appearance suggests.
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5.5 cm pot · approx. 8–10 cm overall height
Hatiora salicornioides forms a loose green structure from small club-shaped stem segments. As an epiphytic cactus, it appreciates airy compost and a reliable supply during growth.
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5.5 cm pot · about 6–8 cm overall height
Zebra haworthia combines pointed dark green leaves with raised white stripes. It suits a bright sheltered position and is cared for with dry intervals in the root ball.
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5.5 cm pot · about 6 cm overall height
The thick speckled leaf pairs of Pleiospilos nelii recall split stones. This small succulent rewards a bright position, very well-drained soil and attentive restraint with watering.
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5.5 cm pot · about 6–8 cm overall height
Small rounded pale-edged leaves sit on reddish branches. Portulacaria afra Variegata brings delicate colour even as a young plant and can be grown over the long term with bright well-drained cultivation.
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5.5 cm pot · about 8–10 cm overall height
Sedum Burrito begins with short densely leafed shoots. Time and good light may turn them into trailing braids; dry intervals and careful handling of the easily detached leaves matter particularly.
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5.5 cm pot · about 8–10 cm overall height
Crassula muscosa carries small densely overlapping leaves on branching shoots. The miniature looks almost like a tiny cypress, but remains botanically a succulent with its own water and winter care.
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6 cm pot · about 6–8 cm overall height
Leaf pair upon leaf pair, Buddha’s Temple builds an almost square column. This small succulent rewards a close look and care that combines light, well-drained soil and dry leaf axils.
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8.5 cm pot · about 12–15 cm overall height
Silver crown carries broad waved leaves that face each other in pairs like small shells. Its pale coating belongs to the plant and deserves handling as gentle as its fleshy leaf margins.
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19 cm pot · about 35–45 cm overall height
Aloe arborescens begins as a striking rosette with toothed leaf margins. Offering sun, dry intervals and a frost-free winter allows you to accompany its development over many years.
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About 25–30 cm overall height · clarify pot size in the shop
Pachypodium lamerei combines a strong spiny trunk with narrow green leaves. This supposed palm is a succulent whose water needs change markedly with growth and rest.
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12 cm pot · about 30–35 cm overall height
Euphorbia tirucalli creates an airy picture with fine green branches. It needs plenty of light and dry intervals, and a carefully chosen position because of its irritating milky sap.
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9 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Darlingtonia californica forms curved trapping leaves with pale window patches and a forked tongue. This fascinating carnivore needs more attention than many houseplants: its root zone should stay moist and cool.
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9 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Cephalotus follicularis carries its small pitchers close to the ground. Toothed rims, pale lid windows and ordinary leaves make it a plant for a close look and attentive care.
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9 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Sarracenia leucophylla is known for pale veined pitcher tops. Young plants often show these features more subtly. Light, low-mineral water and suitable winter rest allow you to accompany its development attentively.
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9 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Drosera aliciae forms closely packed spoon-shaped leaves with fine red trapping tentacles. The plant itself produces the shiny drops; sufficient light and low-mineral water help maintain this distinctive growth.
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Approximately 30–50 cm long; shop specifications differ · loose air plant
Tillandsia usneoides forms fine silvery strands hanging loosely from a support. So-called Spanish moss is a living bromeliad and needs light, water and air movement rather than potting compost.
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Approximately 12–15 cm plant size · unmounted air plant
Tillandsia caput-medusae carries silvery-green leaves bending like small arms in different directions. The air plant needs an open support and watering after which its base can dry properly again.
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Approximately 25–30 cm plant size · unmounted air plant
With its narrow upright leaves, Tillandsia juncea looks almost like a small grass. As an air plant, however, it is kept openly, watered through its leaves and well ventilated again after every watering.
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Approximately 8–12 cm plant size · unmounted air plant
A thickened leaf base and dark green curved leaves give Tillandsia bulbosa its distinctive character. Thorough wetting and a base in which no water stays trapped are important for its care.
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15 cm pot · approximately 35–50 cm total height
Florida Green combines strong green foliage with strikingly lobed leaves. With suitable support and even care keeping roots airy, the climbing Florida hybrid develops into an expressive foliage plant.
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19 cm pot · approximately 30–40 cm total height
Florida Ghost shows its special feature on young leaves: cream to pale mint new growth later matures greener. This living colour play needs good light, healthy green leaves and care without soggy roots.
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12 cm pot · approx. 10–15 cm per shoot
The Dark Form of Scindapsus treubii has strong glossy leaves in very dark green. Its restrained growth suits small bright indoor spaces if roots have air and can dry a little between waterings.
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12 cm pot · approx. 25 cm overall height
Monkey Mask shows its characteristic leaf holes even as a young plant. Monstera adansonii can hang loosely or grow on a support and remains a lively indoor companion with good light and airy root care.
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12 cm pot · approx. 30–40 cm overall height; shop figures differ
Thai Constellation combines Monstera deliciosa leaf development with cream speckles and pale areas. The young plant needs good filtered light, healthy roots and room for later development.
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12 cm pot · approx. 14–18 cm overall height
Luminous lime-yellow foliage makes this young pothos a welcoming colour accent. The shop calls it Golden Pothos; the pictured largely plain leaf colour and compact delivery size are the focus here.
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15 cm hanging pot · approx. 40–50 cm vine length
Aeschynanthus Rasta makes an unusual accent with rolled leaves and hanging shoots. When cultivation suits it, red tubular flowers complement the dense greenery, with light, warmth and airy moist roots.
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6 cm pot · approx. 8–10 cm overall height
A single thick heart-shaped leaf in a small pot looks simple and personal. For this Hoya kerrii offer, it matters that a rooted leaf often remains permanently single without suitable stem tissue.
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8 cm pot · delivery height not stated
The velvet plant’s bright violet comes from fine hairs on leaves and shoots. With bright filtered light, even root moisture and occasional shortening, Purple Passion remains an expressive foliage plant.
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6.5 cm pot · approx. 10–12 cm overall height
The form offered as Opuntia reticulata Cobra carries a striking pale net on green stem segments. Despite its almost smooth appearance, handle it carefully and grow it in a sunny position with distinct dry periods.
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12 cm pot · approx. 15–20 cm overall height
Dark leaf fields and a pale vein network give Labisia Turtle Back its tortoiseshell-like structure. This small tropical foliage plant requires stable warmth, higher humidity and a moist yet airy root space.
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5.5 cm pot · approx. 6–8 cm overall height
White bands of flecks and strong spines make young Astrophytum ornatum distinctive. The small star cactus grows slowly and chiefly needs plenty of light, freely draining compost and suitable dry phases.
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5.5 cm pot · approx. 12 cm overall height
The Monstrosa form of this opuntia relative grows with unusual branching. Its green needle-like leaves are different from the spines, making the small cactus particularly interesting.
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5.5 cm pot · approx. 8–10 cm overall height
Many short green shoots form a lively miniature forest. The offer is listed as Cereus floridianus; its precise botanical identification remains open. Plenty of light and a freely draining root ball that dries well matter most for care.
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6.5 cm pot · approx. 15–18 cm overall height
Cereus Spiralis grows with strikingly twisted ribs. The young columnar cactus needs a very bright position and roots that dry well. Its spiral shape is not produced by turning the pot or special watering tricks.
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5.5 cm pot · overall height unconfirmed: shop figures conflict
Irregular green ribs, pale areoles and small spines form a lively miniature landscape. The cactus offered as Cereus peruvianus cristata is grown in sunshine with a root ball that dries well.
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17 cm pot · approx. 50–60 cm overall height on a moss pole
Silvery leaf patches and green veins give Philodendron brandtianum its lively pattern. The young climber grows on a support and needs bright filtered light, warmth and a loose, moderately moist root zone.
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12 cm pot · approx. 15 cm overall height
Moonlight carries firm silvery green leaves with a darker edge and midrib. The young Scindapsus stays compact initially, developing climbing or trailing shoots over time. Less haste with watering benefits its roots.
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12 cm pot · approx. 15–20 cm shoot length
Flamingo Dream combines green leaf centres with pale margins and strikingly pink young foliage. The small wax plant may climb or trail later. Bright filtered light and an airy root zone provide the basis for healthy growth.
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12 cm pot · approx. 15–25 cm overall height
The yellow-green Lime philodendron brings light colour to a plant collection. Its heart-shaped leaves sit on flexible climbing shoots. Even moderate moisture and a bright sheltered position allow healthy continued growth.
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12 cm pot · approx. 25–30 cm overall height
Green, silver, cream or pink: Aglaonema brings diverse leaf patterns into the home. The shop offer covers a selection of varieties. Warmth, filtered light and moderately moist soil allow the young plants to develop reliably.
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9 cm pot · delivery height not specified
The little South Seas palm is botanically not a palm. Its fine pinnate leaves change position with the day-night rhythm and stimuli. Warmth, humid air and an evenly supplied root ball suit this short-lived tropical plant.
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12 cm pot · approximately 20–25 cm total height
Princess of Hanover carries asymmetrical leaves with silvery bands, dark areas and striking spiral form. This rex begonia shows its best with filtered light, even moderate moisture and sheltered warm cultivation.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Gartenknofi combines aromatic leaves with an uncomplicated place in the herb garden. The Allium hybrid is perennial. Good soil, watering according to need and gentle harvesting leave sufficient strength for fresh growth.
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9 cm pots · approximately 10–25 cm according to shop · sets of 6, 12, 24, 48 or 60 plants
Between stones, at a bed edge or in a shallow planter, white creeping thyme looks particularly natural. Young plants initially need attention while establishing. Later, sun, lean soil and protection from winter wet are decisive.
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12 cm pot · approximately 15 cm total height
Fine hairs give Crassula Tarantula its special soft appearance. The leaves themselves store water. A bright position, free-draining compost and considered watering decisions suit better than frequent spraying.
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14 cm hanging pot · delivery length not definitively stated; 60–80 cm stated as growth length
Its deeply cut shoots look almost like fern fronds. Epiphyllum chrysocardium is nevertheless a leaf cactus from Mexico. Filtered light and airy moderately moist compost suit its epiphytic growth.
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14 cm hanging pot · approximately 25 cm according to shop; height and length terminology is inconsistent
The Monstrosa form of Epiphyllum guatemalense brings naturally wavy twisted shoots to the hanging pot. This unusual growth is normal. Its care follows the rhythm of a tropical leaf cactus with airy roots.
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17 cm pot · approximately 60 cm total height on a moss pole
Baltic Blue shows dark green leaves with a subtle bluish impression. Relatively young plants may already develop side splits. The climbing pole assists its habit; light, air in the root ball and moderate watering do the rest.
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5.5 cm pot · approximately 10 cm total height
Euphorbia obesa needs little space and attentive observation of water balance. Its ribbed body stores moisture. Plenty of light, free-draining compost and a drier winter phase keep its distinctive form attractive for a long time.
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14 cm hanging pot · approximately 15–20 cm according to shop; runners may hang farther
Saxifraga stolonifera combines finely marked rosettes with long delicate runners. New plantlets grow at their ends. A hanging pot displays this habit well and offers a practical introduction to propagation.
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6.5 cm pot · approximately 8–10 cm total height
The crested form of Myrtillocactus geometrizans grows in wavy fans. Each specimen draws its own lines. Plenty of light, free-draining mix and careful watering preserve its natural bloom and compact growth.
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12 cm pot · approximately 20–30 cm total height
Bird’s-nest ferns bring lively leaf textures to sheltered places at home. The shop offer includes different fern forms. Filtered light, steady warmth and an airy moist root ball help young fronds develop well.
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5.5 cm pot · approximately 10 cm total height
This small euphorbia brings many details together in little space: angular stems, reddish spines and compact branching growth. It needs brightness and dry intervals. Its irritating milky sap deserves particular attention when handling.
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7 cm pot · approximately 20–25 cm total height
Mini anthuriums bring colour to a small space. The coloured spathe frames a spadix of tiny flowers. Small pots need dependable attention: enough warmth, filtered light and watering according to root-ball condition rather than fixed weekdays.
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15 cm hanging pot · approximately 40–50 cm total length
Pink Polka bears small glossy leaves on flexible trailing stems. A hanging pot displays them particularly well. This lipstick plant likes filtered light and airy moderately moist compost; its variety name does not promise pink leaf dots.
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15 cm hanging pot · approximately 50–60 cm total length
Pale leaf areas bring lightness to this lipstick plant’s trailing growth. It is traded as Aeschynanthus lobbianus Variegatus. A bright sheltered position and an airy root zone support a balanced foliage appearance.
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6 cm pot according to title; description also mentions 9 cm · delivery height not stated
Stapelia looks cactus-like at first glance but belongs to the Apocynaceae. Its succulent stems grow compactly and need dry intervals. Flowers are particularly fascinating, with shape and scent varying considerably between species.
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6 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Miranda shows a dense rosette of fleshy pointed leaves. Its appeal lies in natural form and subtle colour. Plenty of light, dry intervals in the root ball and an undamaged leaf surface make care manageable.
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14 cm pot · approximately 30 cm total height
Green and yellowish areas distinguish the offered Aurea commercial form. The original shows elongated oval leaves with internal openings. We describe this plant appearance without adding an unconfirmed Monstera species to the ambiguous shop name.
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14 cm pot · approximately 35–40 cm total height on the board
From the front, Monstera dubia shows a fine net of green veins; from the side it remains surprisingly flat. Young leaves hug the climbing surface. Suitable support, filtered light and steady warmth help guide this development.
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10.5 cm pot · approximately 15–20 cm total height
Boobie cactus deserves a second look: irregular rounded projections sit along its stem. The unusual form needs no elaborate care, but does need plenty of light, air at its roots and patience when watering.
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12 cm pot · approx. 25–30 cm overall height
Long serrated leaves, green areas and irregular pale splashes: Ring of Fire brings movement to a plant collection. We support its young growth with filtered light, airy substrate and watering that gives roots time to breathe.
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5.5 cm pot · approx. 6–10 cm overall height; differing shop figures
With plenty of time, this tiny columnar cactus can become an impressive companion. For now, though, care of a small young plant matters: plenty of light, a draining root ball and a clear alternation of watering and drying.
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5.5 cm pot · approx. 8–10 cm overall height
The young columnar cactus shines blue-green between golden-yellow spines. This natural surface is its special ornament. Plenty of light, warmth and careful dry intervals help it continue growing slowly and evenly.
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3 × 5.5 cm pots · approx. 10–12 cm overall height each
The double flowers of mini Kalanchoe look like tiny roses above fleshy green foliage. As a small trio, they bring colour to bright positions. Moderate watering and the right day-night rhythm allow continued care after the first flowering.
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14 cm pot · approx. 35 cm overall height
Eternal flame sets warm orange accents above dark green leaves with purple undersides. Behind the striking flowers is a tropical prayer plant that appreciates even warmth, soft light and attentive watering.
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12 cm pot · approx. 60–80 cm overall height
With narrow arching foliage and upright flower spikes, Cymbidium brings a distinctive orchid form indoors. Its most important care preference sets it apart from many windowsill orchids: it appreciates good brightness and sometimes considerably cooler conditions.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not specified
Strawberry mint brings a fruity scent note to the herb garden. Its small green leaves have versatile uses, and regular harvesting keeps growth bushy. Sufficient moisture, light and some space for its lively development are decisive.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not specified
Gyros herb surprises with a strong savoury leaf aroma and fine grey-green foliage. As a seasoning plant it suits a sunny balcony or sheltered garden position. Overwintering requires more attention than the brief word ‘hardy’ suggests.
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12 cm pot · delivery height not specified
Mandarin mint combines green mint foliage with a sweet-tart scent note reminiscent of mandarin peel. Its aroma can be discovered directly while harvesting on balcony and terrace. Even moisture and regular cutting keep the plant vigorous.
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8.5 cm pot · approx. 8–12 cm overall height
Closely arranged fleshy leaf pairs give this crassula its special rhythm. Shoots stand upright initially and may later lean over the pot rim. With plenty of light and sparing watering, the small succulent remains manageable to care for.
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14 cm pot · approximately 30 cm overall height
White-variegated Rhaphidophora combines lively divided leaves with green and cream-white areas. It is often called mini monstera, but belongs to a separate genus. Its young climbing stem mainly needs good light, warmth and carefully measured watering.
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17 cm pot · approximately 50 cm overall height
Broad silvery-green leaves make Moonshine a bright accent among darker houseplants. This upright snake plant needs little water but a thoughtfully chosen position. Checking the root ball before watering provides a good basis for healthy growth.
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14 cm pot · approximately 45 cm overall height
Black Diamond adds a calm accent indoors with its deep-green upright leaves. Its appeal lies in its striking shape and modest water requirements. Airy compost and patient watering matter more than elaborate care routines.
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17 cm pot · approximately 35–45 cm overall height
This fern stands out for its sturdy lobed fronds and conspicuous rhizomes. It brings a different fern structure indoors from the familiar finely divided species. Even moisture, warmth and filtered light help it unfold healthy new fronds.
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Acrylic cylinder approximately 38 × 11 cm · Dischidia in a snail shell
A Dischidia in a snail shell is an unusual focal point for bright rooms. Its delicate vines and small leaves can be viewed up close through the open acrylic cylinder. To stay healthy, the root zone needs a short water bath followed by plenty of air.
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14 cm hanging pot · approximately 20–25 cm according to the shop; usually without flowers
Aloe bakeri produces many narrow, finely marked leaves and develops a lively clump of rosettes. A small hanging pot shows its loose form particularly well. Plenty of light, free drainage and dry breaks between waterings keep this succulent in good shape.
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21 cm pot · approximately 85 cm overall height
California brings broad, strongly ribbed leaves indoors without requiring a metre-tall plant. The elephant’s ear offered is a young specimen for a warm bright position. Even, airy root-zone moisture and careful observation support its tropical growth.
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26 cm pot · approximately 75 cm overall height
Low Rider carries large wavy leaves on strong, relatively short stalks. This creates a broad tropical crown that needs less height than its taller relatives. A warm bright position and an evenly supplied root zone show off its distinctive form.
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24 cm pot · approximately 100 cm overall height
Green Wonder forms a generous green clump with conspicuously divided leaf surfaces. Up close, its glossy leaves look almost assembled from individual fans. A suitable bright position and airy roots are the basis for keeping this specimen healthy in the long term.
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31 cm pot · approximately 140–160 cm overall height
Janet Lind displays many strong leaf rosettes along an upright branched plant. Its mainly dark green colour suits pale walls and natural materials. Moderate watering, suitable light and careful attention to leaf tips keep the dragon tree attractive for a long time.
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2 × 12 cm pots · approximately 30 cm total height each
Red Tiger combines large green banana leaves with reddish stripes and a striking midrib. The young plants in the pair grow on quickly in warmth with good care. For lasting cultivation, a realistic winter plan is especially important.
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9 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Heliamphora forms upright trapping pitchers with small nectar spoons at the upper edge. This unusual carnivore comes from highland regions of northern South America. Cultivation works best when strong light, clean water and protection from lasting heat come together.
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9 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Fine white to pale-violet flowers appear above Utricularia livida’s small green carpet. The actual traps remain largely hidden in the moist growing medium. This terrestrial bladderwort is a fascinating carnivore for those who enjoy discovering small botanical details too.
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5.5 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Cotton Candy forms a loose rosette of many slender silvery-green leaves. Its light growth suits small bright surfaces but requires regular attention when watering. As a tillandsia it lives from the combination of moisture, light and good air movement.
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11 cm pot · approximately 40 cm total height
This tillandsia provides a warm yellowish to orange accent between narrow leaves. The striking area consists of bracts between which true flowers may appear. Small-pot cultivation combines an airy base with regular watering of the foliage.
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Loose plant without pot · approximately 8–10 cm plant size
This small loose tillandsia looks almost weightless with fine silvery-green leaf threads. An open piece of cork reveals its delicate structure well. Gentle watering and a place where it reliably dries after every watering are crucial.
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Loose plant without pot · approximately 15–20 cm plant size
A few long curved leaves give this loosely offered tillandsia an almost drawn appearance. Its thickened base is best kept free and well ventilated. Carefully dosed water followed by proper draining supports the unusual rosette in everyday care.
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Loose plant without pot · approximately 12–18 cm plant size
The loose tillandsia forms a star-shaped rosette with narrow green leaves. Cork or an open holder shows its clear shape well. Its care needs regular watering and a bright airy position, although it grows without soil.
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Loose plant without pot · approximately 12–18 cm plant size
Broader silvery-green leaves give this tillandsia a stronger outline than very fine-threaded air plants. Outward-curving leaf tips look especially attractive on an open support. Good light and alternating watering with drying let you carefully support the rosette.
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5 plants · each in a 10.5 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Fleshy leaves in green, blue-green and warm red tones make stonecrops interesting even without flowers. The five-plant set combines different forms. Free-draining soil and careful watering at planting make them easy-care companions for rock gardens, bowls or balconies.
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Loose plant without pot · approximately 18–25 cm plant size
The long firm leaves of Tillandsia fasciculata open like a narrow green fan. As a loose plant it can be displayed without an ordinary flowerpot. A bright place, regular watering and an easily accessible base make care manageable.
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8 plants · each in a 14 cm pot · approximately 17 cm overall height per plant
The delosperma mix brings eight compact ice plants for sunny positions. Bright flowers open among narrow fleshy leaves in summer. Well-prepared soil, careful establishment and protection from stagnant winter wetness matter for lasting enjoyment.
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19 cm pot · approximately 50–60 cm overall height
Imperial Green combines broad glossy leaves with calm upright growth. The green cultivated form suits a bright living space with enough room for its leaves. Even warmth, airy compost and targeted watering matter more than a large supply of feed.
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15 cm pot · approximately 15 cm overall height
Even as a small plant, Agave Shaka Zulu looks like a carefully constructed sculpture. Firm green to blue-green leaves end in dark tips and carry narrow coloured margins. Plenty of light and dry frost-free winter care preserve its clear shape.
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12 cm pot · approximately 15 cm overall height
Cosmo forms a dense green rosette with many small white raised spots. This pattern belongs to the leaf surface and makes the small succulent interesting even without flowers. A bright place, good drainage and suitable watering gaps make care pleasantly calm.
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10.5 cm pot · approximately 18–20 cm overall height
Danyz stands out with narrow fleshy leaves and orange details. This small aloe needs a bright position, airy compost and watering based on its root ball. A close look at its natural pattern reveals plenty of character even without flowers.
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11 cm pot · approximately 10–15 cm overall height
Callisia Pink Lady combines tiny colourful leaves with soft creeping growth. Even a small plant feels lively when stems can grow loosely over the pot edge. Bright light, consistent care and occasional shortening preserve its dense cushion.
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Approximately 28–30 cm bowl width · approximately 40–50 cm overall height
A pepper bonsai combines small glossy leaflets with an expressive trunk. The gift set offers an already trained tree with accessories. A very bright place and attentively watered roots matter; its trade name must not lead to false confidence about winter hardiness.
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Approximately 21 × 16 cm bowl · approximately 35–40 cm overall height
A small-scale crabapple shows changing seasons particularly closely. Small fruits may follow new growth and flowers; winter reveals branching. This bonsai belongs outside and needs care taking its small bowl as seriously as its winter rest.
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Approximately 10 × 10 × 13 cm bowl · approximately 30 cm overall dimension according to the shop
In this cascade juniper the trunk’s movement leads down over the bowl edge. The small evergreen tree needs a secure raised display and an appropriate bright outdoor place. Its shape stays attractive when care preserves healthy foliage and regularly checks the small root ball.
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Approximately 16 × 12 cm bonsai container · approximately 30–35 cm overall height
Aleppo pine shows fine needles and a lively trunk line. As a bonsai it remains a light-loving outdoor tree whose small root zone needs more attentive care than a tree planted in the ground. Sunshine, free-draining compost and protected winter rest form the basis.
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Approximately 20 × 14 × 8 cm bonsai container · approximately 45 cm overall height
Japanese black pine has a striking needle silhouette and develops considerable character over the years. Its bonsai format needs a sunny outdoor position, a healthy root ball and targeted care. With pines in particular, patient observation is the foundation of good shaping.
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Approximately 21 × 15 cm bonsai container · approximately 30–35 cm overall height
The mastic tree brings small leathery leaflets and an individual trunk into a bonsai container. In summer it enjoys a bright outdoor position; in winter it stays cool, bright and frost-free. This ornamental tree should not be confused with the edible pistachio.
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Approximately 15 × 12 × 7 cm bonsai container · approximately 25 cm overall height
This small boxwood shows dense green foliage above a characterful trunk. As Buxus harlandii, it needs different winter care from familiar garden box. A bright summer position, regular root-ball checks and careful pruning maintain its manageable form.
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20 cm hanging pot · approximately 50–60 cm plant length according to the shop
Long green leaves and speckled pitchers make Nepenthes maxima an unusual hanging plant. Traps grow on extended leaf tips and need free space. Enough light, suitable warmth and moist yet airy root compost are decisive.
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9 cm pot · delivery height not stated
This pitcher plant shows upright green traps with fine markings around the openings. It needs plenty of light and permanently moist, nutrient-poor compost. Low-mineral water and cool winter rest help support its seasonal growth.
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9 cm pot · delivery height not stated
With curved pitchers and conspicuous pale hoods, Scarlett Belle grows very differently from tall pitcher plants. Its red-veined window structures are best admired close up. Sunshine, low-mineral water and a cool winter period support healthy growth in this small carnivorous plant.
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9 cm pot · delivery height not stated
This Sarracenia shows strong open pitchers with conspicuous veins. Its compact shape invites a close look at the traps. A sunny position, low-mineral water and a cool winter period matter more than extra feeding.
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9 cm pot · delivery height not stated
Smoorii shows upright green pitchers whose pale hoods open like small wavy roofs. The trade form needs sunshine and evenly moist nutrient-poor compost. Appropriate water quality and winter rest make its care understandable.
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17 cm pot · approximately 30 cm overall height
Gollum stands out through narrow fleshy leaves with small hollows at the tips. The unusual jade-plant form looks lively even without flowers. A bright position and suitable dry breaks help preserve its dense structure.
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12 cm pot · approximately 18–25 cm overall height
Sunset brings a warm note to a succulent collection. Its fleshy leaves combine green and yellow with reddish edges. Plenty of light, a free-draining root ball and considered watering maintain this jade-plant form’s compact structure.
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12 cm pot · approximately 15–25 cm; shop measurements differ
Hobbit has distinctive rolled and spoon-shaped leaves. Its branching structure remains clearly visible between them. This jade plant form suits very bright positions and, with patience, can develop into a small plant full of character.
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17 cm pot · approximately 20 cm total height
Orion arranges its fleshy leaves in a dense rosette. The matt blue-grey coating and narrow reddish edges are especially striking up close. Plenty of light and watering directed at the compost preserve its clear shape.
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12 cm pot · approximately 25–35 cm total height
Euphorbia trigona Rubra combines upright green-red shoots with small dark leaves. Its clear silhouette suits bright living spaces. Care centres on an airy root ball, suitable dry intervals and careful handling of the milky sap.
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12 cm pot · approximately 15 cm total height
Crispy Beauty’s grey-blue rosette looks like carefully folded foliage. Its wavy edges make even the small plant interesting. Light, compost that dries and gentle handling of the matt coating keep it in good shape.
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10.5 cm pot · approximately 20–25 cm total height
Red Lips has upright water-storing leaves with warm red edges. The matt green leaf surface is particularly effective beside simple containers. Plenty of light, careful acclimatisation to sunshine and compost that dries keep this plant healthy.
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12 cm pot · approximately 18–25 cm total height
This cactus forms a loose network of slender hairy shoots. Longer branches eventually hang over the pot rim. As a forest cactus, it needs bright, gentle light and different watering from sun-loving desert cacti.
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12 cm pot · approximately 30 cm total height
From the front, Consolea presents broad green surfaces; from the side it looks surprisingly narrow. The irregularly patterned stems give this young cactus its own character. A bright position and a root ball that dries well are the foundation.
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12 cm pot · approximately 15–17 cm total height
Red spines and fine pale bristles stand above strong green ribs. The young Ferocactus already shows this structure in its small pot. Plenty of light, good drainage and a quiet, drier winter rest matter more than frequent intervention.
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A monstera does not need a fixed watering calendar. It needs a suitable position, air around its roots and, in time, something to climb. Here is how to read its signals.
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Glossy leaves, steady growth and built-in water stores: the ZZ plant suits people who want to care attentively for their plants without tending them constantly.
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Illustrated: 17 cm pot · approximately 40–45 cm total height
Finely divided fronds bring lightness to a group of plants. A Boston fern shows its shape particularly well in a hanging display, provided it remains accessible and receives consistent care.
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Illustrated: 12 cm pot · young herb plant
A few young shoot tips bring a fresh mint aroma into everyday life. With its own pot and a good water supply, this small herb becomes a companion through the gardening season.
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Illustrated: 21 cm pot · approximately 75 cm total height
Papery bracts in warm orange make this bougainvillea distinctive. Its small trellis makes growth easy to follow, from a summer courtyard to a bright winter shelter.
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Illustrated: 12 cm pot · approximately 25 cm total height
Yellow, cream and pink meet in a single flower head. This small lantana invites close observation and adds colour to a sunny position.
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Illustrated: 17 cm pot · approximately 65–70 cm total height
Glossy leaves and pink trumpet flowers give this small pyramid a clear shape. A warm summer position and thoughtful winter care let you follow its development closely.
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Red veins, velvety-looking leaf surfaces and evening movement: the maranta rewards a suitable position and even care with lively leaf patterns.
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Silvery foliage and Mediterranean calm are a lovely fit for balconies and terraces. To get through the year well, an olive needs sunshine and a winter position planned in good time.
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Version pictured: approximately 80 cm
Golden-yellow leaf margins and upright growth give a room structure. For care, one thing helps most: take a closer look before watering.
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Pictured: 12 cm pot · shoots approximately 10–15 cm
Green and creamy white meet on short, flexible shoots. N’Joy is a small start to a love of plants that grows with time.
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Pictured: 11 cm pot · approximately 30–40 cm
Cream-coloured edges, strong green and steady growth: Tineke brings character into a room leaf by leaf. A good position is the foundation.
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Pictured: 10.5 cm pot · approximately 30–35 cm overall height
Its strong leaves show how well Aloe vera can manage water. Understanding light and dry periods helps you care for it with a few well-chosen actions.
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Pictured: 12 cm pot · approximately 18–25 cm overall height
Thick leaves, short branches and sometimes a coppery sheen: the jade plant develops its character slowly. Good care gives it that time.
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Pictured: 5.5 cm pot · approximately 6–8 cm overall height
Apple-green leaves form a clear rosette. This small echeveria deserves a place with light and an eye for the subtle changes in its centre.
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Pictured: 12 cm pot · approximately 40 cm overall height
Its fine pinnate leaves bring movement into a room without looking heavy. The parlour palm grows at its own pace, with gentle light and attentive care.
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Pictured: 13 cm pot · approximately 40–50 cm overall height
Pale bracts rise like little sails above glossy foliage. Sweet Chico combines leaves and flowers when warmth, light and water work together.
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Pictured: 11 cm pot · approximately 15–25 cm overall height
Its round leaves seem almost to float. Pilea is a small plant with character, where light, growth and new offsets are especially rewarding to observe.
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Pictured: 9 cm pot
Its snapping traps spark curiosity. To keep a Venus flytrap over the long term, look above all at light, water quality and the rhythm of the seasons.
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Pictured: 9 cm pot
Tiny droplets sparkle on its narrow leaves. Cape sundew invites close observation and shows why good carnivorous-plant care begins with the individual species.
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Pictured: loose plant · approximately 6–8 cm
A small rosette on a piece of wood can transform a whole spot. Tillandsia ionantha needs no potting compost, but it does need water, light and air.
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Pictured: 12 cm pot · approximately 35–40 cm overall height
Its broad, wavy fronds look different from the finely divided picture of a classic fern. Blue Star brings a calm leaf colour and plenty of botanical individuality indoors.
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Illustrated: 5.5 cm pot · approximately 8–10 cm total height
Its flat stem segments resemble little ears. The yellow dots look soft but consist of fine bristles. A cactus for bright positions and careful observation.
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Illustrated: 7 cm pot · approximately 15 cm total height
A flat pink flower head rises from narrow green leaves. This small bromeliad offers more than a moment of colour: after flowering, its offsets begin a new chapter.
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Green or silvery roots? Here is how to tell when your phalaenopsis really needs water.
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Sun, water and a sheltered winter position: what matters for eucalyptus in a container.
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Why a Venus flytrap and a tropical pitcher plant should not receive the same winter care.
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Red Phalaenopsis Kongo brings lively colour into your home with its many small flowers.
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Eucalyptus gunnii delights with silvery foliage and aromatic scent, in a container or in the garden.
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From sticky trapping leaves to ingenious traps: explore the exciting world of carnivorous plants.