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Citrus Growing citrus plants has never been easier due to the new hybrids available. Ideal for a conservatory or greenhouse, Citrus trees need good light levels and frost protection over the winter period. Over the summer months, gradually move them outdoors by acclimatising them in a slightly shady spot. There are feeds formulated for both…

Succulents Ideal as a feature piece for your desk or coffee table, succulents are a great way to green up your living space, especially if you don’t have access to a garden. Available in a variety of shapes, succulents can make a bold statement in any bright room. We love the fact that they have…

Bromeliads Bromeliads make excellent houseplants with their vivid colours, unique shapes, and low maintenance. Originating from the rainforests of central America, the colourful flowering heads of Bromeliads can add an exotic accent to any room, making them ideal houseplants. They especially thrive in bright natural light and work well in an east or west facing…

Dracaena Originating from the exotic islands within the Indian Ocean, Dracaena gets its name from the red, gum-like resin within its stems that reminded people of ‘Dragon’s Blood’. Not only giving a wow factor as a specimen, it also helps purify the air in your home by removing benzene, formaldehyde, xylene and toluene. Thriving best…

Poinsettia Poinsettia, the Christmas Star! Haskins Poinsettias have been grown slowly, in cool conditions, to ensure maximum strength and longevity of the plant. Once home, keep the plant in a well-lit spot away from draughts and keep reasonably warm. A colourful and traditional Christmas flower, ideal as a gift or to decorate your home. Our…

Amaryllis With their exotic trumpet-shaped blooms, Amaryllis offer a touch of elegance during winter days. Autumn is the perfect time to plant Amaryllis, giving them time to establish before they grace us with their floral elegance. Often available in vibrant colours, their long flowering period make them the perfect antidote to dull, grey winter days.…