Get to know unusual plants, understand their needs and bring a little more green into everyday life.
948 articles found
Colourful foliage, climbing greenery and clear shapes for your home.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Water-storing plants, rosettes and small woody plants for bright places.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Get to know unusual flowers and understand their care.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Container plants for outdoors, with a suitable plan for the colder season.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Discover unusual ways of life and fascinating plants.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Aromatic plants and small harvest moments on the balcony and in the garden.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Understand small tree forms and care for them according to their origins.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
Image: AI-created scene
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.
951 articles are currently available in English. More translations are being prepared.