Philodendron scandens/P15, hanging pot campromo

Philodendron scandens/P15, hanging pot campromoPhilodendron Philodendron scandens Grown for its cascading habit and easy going nature, this is a great way to add greenery at eye level. Its trailing growth looks best when allowed to spill naturally over the edge of a pot or basket. Occasional pruning encourages a fuller shape, especially for trailing varieties. Water when the top few centimetres of compost are dry, and avoid leaving the pot standing in water. A great pick for adding greenery

creating a dynamic display throughout the seasons

ideal for tabletops or floor displays

Begonia – Begonia maculata ‘Polka Dot’

wavy fronds with gracefully crested tips form a lush rosette

bright green

this variety typically reaches 1

Low-maintenance and adaptable to a variety of indoor conditions

and depending on where a Buxus is being planted

off and adjustment in one

Feeding: Apply a diluted liquid fertiliser to the soil or central cup every 4–6 weeks during the growing season

'Rubella' is the classic winter‑interest Skimmia: a compact evergreen with glossy leaves and showy deep red buds from autumn through winter that open to fragrant creamy‑white flowers in spring

if the soil is dry water it thoroughly the day before and leave to soak in overnight