Exotics

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Abutilon 'Estella's Little Bird'

A charming shrub with masses of adorable light yellow bell-shaped flowers in summer and autumn. Best on a sheltered wall in most places.
2LExotic£12.00Add to basket
Abutilon 'Estella's Little Bird'

Abutilon 'Gerdmann's Red'

This more demure abutilon is gaining popularity among plant enthusiasts, especially when they see its little red flowers. Warm shelter; in the greenhouse for winter?
2LExotic£12.00Add to basket
Abutilon 'Gerdmann's Red'

Abutilon 'Ines'

Red bell-shaped flowers with cream petals on this desirable and sought after shrub during summer and autumn. Not completely hardy but good for cold glass or a sheltered wall.
2LExotic£12.00Add to basket
Abutilon 'Ines'

Abutilon 'Orange Hot Lava'

A charming shrub with bell-shaped flowers a sort of orange hot lava colour...! A nursery favourite. Best on a warm and sheltered wall.
2LExotic£12.00Add to basket
Abutilon 'Orange Hot Lava'

Abutilon 'Patrick Synge'

A vigorous shrub bearing a profusion of deep orange bell-shaped flowers in summer and autumn. For the shelter of a warm wall or under glass.
2LExotic£12.00Add to basket
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Abutilon x milleri 'Variegatum'

Tangerine orange flowers set against spotted foliage. Magnificent if you like variegation, which we do here. Stunning in summer and autumn.
2LExotic£12.00Add to basket
Abutilon x milleri 'Variegatum'

Aloe aristata

A smallish rosette-forming succulent, somewhat spiny. Tubular orange-red flowers appear on long stems in late summer. For a windowsill or under glass in the majority of places.
3LExotic£12.00Add to basket
Aloe aristata

Bartlettina sordida

A rarely seen and very desirable Mexican shrub with incredible big leaves and flat heads of fluffy mauve flowers. Keep frost-free.
2LExotic£20.00Add to basket
Bartlettina sordida

Begonia foliosa

(syn. B. fuchsioides) Cane-type begonia grown for its small leaves and proliferation of small pink flowers that hand elegantly from its branches. Height 1m or more. Tender.
1LExotic£8.00Add to basket
Begonia foliosa

Begonia luxurians

Distinctive cane begonia with parasol leaves divided into long fingers, and tiny white flowers through the year. An excellent houseplant or outside for the summer. Height to 2m.
2LExotic£10.00Add to basket
Begonia luxurians

Begonia palmata 'Snow Splash'

A white-spotted form of this gorgeous species, collected in Taiwan by Patrick Blanc. A nursery favourite. Might prove hardy; as yet untested. Height to 60cm.
2LExotic£10.00Add to basket
Begonia palmata 'Snow Splash'

Begonia sizemoreae

Probably the strangest begonia we grow; large painted leaves are covered with fleshy hairs. Intriguing, fascinating, but not hardy.
2LExotic£10.00Add to basket
Begonia sizemoreae

Billbergia nutans

Strappy leaves give this South American bromeliad an exotic charm, yet this species is remarkably hardy in the UK if given good drainage. Makes a large colony in time.
2LExotic£14.00Add to basket
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Billbergia nutans 'Variegata'

A variegated form of this small South American bromeliad. Possibly slightly less hardy; if you're going to try it then drainage will be key. Failing that cold glass for winter.
2LExotic£15.00Add to basket
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Canna 'Tropicanna'

Fabulous exotic foliage striped burgundy, yellow, pink, green and gold. From a virus-free source. Mulch well or lift for winter. 2m in good soil.
2LExotic£9.00Add to basket
Canna 'Tropicanna'

Colocasia esculenta 'Burgundy'

Wonderful dark burgundy stems show off the handsome green leaves to perfection. 90cm or so if well fed.
2LExotic£15.00Add to basket
Colocasia esculenta 'Burgundy'

Colocasia 'Muai Gold'

Large light green leaves and notably pale stems. Possibly a touch less hardy than others? 90cm if well fed.
2LExotic£15.00Add to basket
Colocasia 'Muai Gold'

Ensete ventricosum

Large-leafed ornamental banana with green leaves backed and flushed with red. Not the hardiest species maybe, but worth the effort. 3-5m.
2LExotic£12.00Add to basket
Ensete ventricosum

Ficus benghalensis 'Audrey'

A nice form of this classic houseplant, this time with attractive white leaf veining. Very tolerant and good with more moderate light levels. 2m or so, but easy to prune.
2LExotic£18.00Add to basket
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Musa lasiocarpa

A smaller and arguably hardier (and easier to protect) alternative to Musa basjoo, but still lends exotic flair to the garden. Yellow flowers during a warm summer.
10LExotic£38.00Add to basket
Musa lasiocarpa
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