Almost Unkillable Houseplant Mixed Pot Collection

This rugged trio of houseplants are brave enough to take on even the most neglectful of gardeners. These practically bomb-proof varieties don’t require expert growers with plenty of time on their hands and make an ideal gift for busy people who don’t have green fingers but would like some lush greenery in their home.

Almost Unkillable Houseplant Mixed Pot Collection contains one of each of the following varieties:

• Aspidistra elatior (12cm pot) – Commonly known as the Cast Iron Plant for its resilience, even when neglected! Aspidistra elatior is a particularly elegant foliage plant with upright, glossy leaves that arch gracefully at the leaf tips. This reliable house plant was extremely popular with the Victorians not least because of its ability to withstand, drought, pollution and low light levels. An ideal focal point for a hallway table, cool conservatory or a shaded corner of your home. Height and spread: 90cm (36″).
• Zamioculcas Raven (14cm pot) – Glossy, dark foliage emerges dark green but matures into a deep brown to black colour. The leaves are held stiffly upwards upon vertical, fleshy stems giving it a distinctive appearance. This easy to grow plant is perfect for those who tend to forget to water! It will remain neat and compact for many years. Height: 100cm (40″). Spread: 80cm (32″).
• Kentia Palm (Howea forsteriana -17cm pot) – The Kentia Palm is the ultimate glamour plant, with tall stems and arching feathered foliage. This elegant house plant is perfectly proportioned for your home, making a great statement plant, but never getting too large for its space. A superb focal point for a bright position, well away from the scorch of strong sunlight Height: 250cm (98”). Spread: 100cm (39”).

 

Plant height and spread is seasonal therefore we list by pot size rather than a defined plant size. The height and spread of the plant delivered will vary depending on the season, meaning arrival images are an indication only.

 

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