Pachycereus pringlei

Pachycereus pringleiPachycereus pringlei is the tallest cactus in the world, capable of growing into a massive tree in the wild that rivals the famous Saguaro. Even as a young houseplant, it has a thick, heavy base and a commanding presence, with distinct ribs and greyish white spines. It is often confused with the Saguaro but grows faster and is generally more adaptable to cultivation. To thrive indoors, this giant needs intense, full sun; without it, growth will be

Patio Rose Pretty Polly is an undemanding deciduous plant that is long-lasting and easy to grow

And thus are good to use in areas where a lower canopy is desired

Prunus 'Shirofugen' is the perfect ornamental tree for a medium sized garden and will attain heights of 7m and a spread of 7m in a 20 year period

The Golden Indian Bean tree has a slightly spreading habit that grows to an estimated 5m height and 4m spread in 20 years

A rhizomatous but non-invasive perennial suited to most garden positions

giving the plant year-round interest and ensuring its striking flowerheads always have the perfect contrast

Can tolerate some drier soils once properly established

It would also look great when young trailing over containers or hanging baskets and will also do well indoors in a humid environment

it is sensitive to stagnant moisture which can cause the base to rot

It prefers average to moist soil that is fertile and well-drained

Foliis Purpurea will brighten up your garden with its flowers in profusion from spring to summer

This Harlequin cultivar features a tall single stem trunk with a mound of foliage at the top