Asparagus Densiflorus Sprenger Fern Large 19cm pot
£28.00The Asparagus Densiflorus Sprenger is a beautiful plant with a unique look. The plant is not actually a fern but a perennial plant in the plant family Asparagaceae.
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The Asparagus Densiflorus Sprenger is a beautiful plant with a unique look. The plant is not actually a fern but a perennial plant in the plant family Asparagaceae.
The Crocodile Fern is a popular houseplant that gets its name from its unique, crocodile-like texture. This plant is a member of the Polypodiaceae family and is native to tropical regions of Asia, Africa, and Australia.
One of the most striking features of the Crocodile Fern is its unusual fronds. The fronds are leathery and wavy, resembling the skin of a crocodile, and have a dark green colour. The plant can grow up to 2 feet tall and 2 feet wide, making it a great choice for a statement plant in any room.
In terms of benefits, the Crocodile Fern is a great air-purifying plant and can help to improve the air quality in your home. It’s also a non-toxic plant, so it’s safe to have around pets and children.
The Aglaomorpha Coronans, also known as the Basket Fern, is a stunning plant known for its beautiful fronds and unique growth habit. It originates from the humid rainforests of Southeast Asia and is a great addition to any indoor garden.
This plant is in a 23cm pot and approximately 60 – 70cm tall.
This fern is not pet friendly
Blue Star Fern, scientifically known as Phlebodium Aureum is a very visually appealing plant with unique blue-green fronds.
Must have for Fern lovers and perfect also for a large terrarium or kokedama! This low-maintenance and air-purifier houseplant can tolerate a very low level of sunlight.
Ferns have been around almost since the dawn of time growing in damp shaded forests across the world. From tropical forests to cooler woodlands, these living relics date back almost three hundred million years. Over this time, thousands of varieties have been formed in the wild and by modern cultivators with around ten to fifteen thousand different species in existence. Even today new Fern species are still being found in unexplored areas of the world.
Perfect for low-light rooms, bathrooms and offices. This easy-to-care, pet-friendly plant has also the ability to clean air from micro pollution.
Pets Friendly
The Crocodile Fern is a popular houseplant that gets its name from its unique, crocodile-like texture. This plant is a member of the Polypodiaceae family and is native to tropical regions of Asia, Africa, and Australia.
Polystichum tsus-simense is also known as the Korean Rock Fern – a stunning and low-maintenance plant that will add jungle vibes to any space. Perfect for terrariums and kokedma. The plant is pet friendly and has air-purifying abilities. This unusual fern will thrive in medium-high humidity and can handle medium-low levels of light.
The Asparagus Fern is a beautiful plant with a unique look. The plant is not actually a fern but a perennial plant in the plant family Asparagaceae.
One of the most striking features of the Pellaea Rotundifolia is its unusual fronds composed of rounded, shiny, green, flat leaves which look like buttons.
Ferns have been around almost since the dawn of time growing in damp shaded forests across the world. From tropical forests to cooler woodlands, these living relics date back almost three hundred million years. Over this time, thousands of varieties have been formed in the wild and by modern cultivators with around ten to fifteen thousand different species in existence. Even today new Fern species are still being found in unexplored areas of the world.
Since they first reached the houseplant scene in the early 19th century, Ferns have been some of the most rewarding houseplants out there. They can be true specimens of beauty, adding their own unique touch to interior spaces with a wide range of shapes, sizes, and textures. They are graceful and elegant plants, with many soft and delicate leaf forms. Their lush fronds can bring added tranquillity to some of the gloomiest corners of our homes.
But these plants aren’t for the haphazard beginner, to really make these plants thrive and grow to their full potential they need to be nurtured and watched with an attentive eye. But at least once you’ve learnt to take care of one Fern you should have your bases covered for any different species in the future. Most Ferns are pretty similar when it comes to their care and often the same rules apply across many different species.
The Crocodile Fern is a popular houseplant that gets its name from its unique, crocodile-like texture. This plant is a member of the Polypodiaceae family and is native to tropical regions of Asia, Africa, and Australia.
The Asparagus Setaceus is a beautiful plant with a unique look. The plant is not actually a fern but a perennial plant in the plant family Asparagaceae. Perfect for a steamy bathroom, low-light living room or darker corner of the office. This large, already established plant is not only easier to take care of but also can be a statement plant for any room or you home or workplace!
The Staghorn fern is a beautiful plant with uniquely shaped fronds that looks like a Stag’s Horns, hence the name.
This plant can be also mounted on moss and wood to hang on the wall or you can drape it from a hanging basket.
This plant loves high humidity, will thrive in shaded to medium-light spot. Water when soil slightly dries out (top half of the pot) and don’t keep the soil dry for too long time.
You will receive one plant in a 21cm hanging pot.
This plant is not toxic if eaten by pets.
Rumohra Adiantiformis Leatherleaf Fern is the perfect addition to your indoor jungle!
Humata Tyermannii Fern is a must-have for any fern lovers. One of the easiest ferns will thrive in medium-low light environments and higher humidity.
The Staghorn fern is a beautiful plant with uniquely shaped fronds that looks like a Stag’s horns, hence the name. This plant can be also mounted and grown in moss or draping from a hanging basket.
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Choose whether you need a base or extension below and then choose whether you would like your pole in classic green, stunning pink or a striped mix of both. You will also receive some extra twine and our care card with your pole – plus a cute wee gift for your plant pot.
Or, read on below to learn how to install and care for your moss pole.
If you have an aroid plant such as Monstera, Philodendron or Alocasia you should check out our handmade extendable moss poles. These are the ultimate treat for your plant, with fresh moss that your plant can latch onto which will make it grow larger, faster and best of all – happier!
Marimo Moss isn’t really a moss, it is a phenomenon of algae in a ball shape from the inside out! This naturally grows in freshwater lakes in Scotland, Estonia, Iceland, Japan and Australia.
They can be found growing at the bottom of lakes and rivers in Japan and Northern Europe. This rolling moss was even featured in The BBC One Green Planet: Water Worlds featuring Sir David Attenborough.
There is a history of wonder and lore with Marimo Moss balls. The legend goes that two lovers who were forbidden together fell into a lake and their hearts turned into Marimo Moss! So now Marimo is said to bring your heart’s desire to both the giver and recipient of one.
Please read the description below for more details.
Marimo Moss Balls are actually a special formation of algae which has formed from the gentle motion of water in the loch.
They are much loved for their extreme ease of care and irresistable cuteness! Make up your own jar with your choice of decorations here
They are fun to make, beautiful to look at and easy to maintain. We always keep a selection of our bio active terrariums for sale in our Aberdeen shop, and very soon our popular terrarium kits will make a return to our online shop.
Vintage apothecary-style, chemical bottles with matching glass stoppers from the scientific laboratory! That original flask will look perfect as a terrarium, marimo moss balls, propagation station or flower vase. Perfect for DIY and craft projects: you can fill them with sand, lavender seeds, water or fairy lights!
This original, handmade glassware has been used for years in a lab. Some bottles have marks from markers, which give them an extra character. Sizes can slightly vary +/- 1cm.
Please purchase only if you are happy with the vintage condition of those bottles!
Size:
Height is approximately 15cm
The bottom diameter is approximately 6.5cm
The neck hole is approximately 1.5cm
Moss must be the most sorely misunderstood plant out there. For so long we have been power blasting it off roofs or chemically massacring it from the lawn.
But why? Moss is incredible at cleaning the air, beautiful to look at and low maintenace.
Nothing elevates the way you present your plant like a beautiful planter.
We have a range of planters, baskets, macramé and more to show off your plants in their new happy home.
This is why we have created our own range of special soil mixes. Each one is blended to give your plant the perfect drainage and nutrients as suited to its needs.
Ready to up your game even more? We also have a range of soil mix components plus springtails that will maintain your soil for you.
If you need some help repotting your plant, book in a repotting session where we will give your plant a health check, then repot it one of our premium soil mixes. If you order an accompanying moss pole, we will install it for you too!
Or join us in our shop for an after hours workshop. Make a Japanese style kokedama, a stunning bio active terrarium and more with us. Our workshops are a relaxed and happy space where we provide everything you need including a vibrant variety of plants and fresh mosses as well as a lovely aftercare guide.