Hoya polyneura Size:BAS lance-shaped leaves appear in elegant

lance-shaped leaves appear in elegant whorled clusters at the branch tips

Pseudopanax arboreus is evergreen and hardy

Tolerant of mild drought and coastal conditions

Rhipsalis rhombea is best grown indoors but can also be cultivated in a sheltered

pendulous form of the iconic New Zealand native Totara

Hoya polyneura Size:BAS lance-shaped leaves appear in elegantHoya polyneura is a highly sought after indoor species recognised for its narrow, paired leaves that mimic a fish tail, each marked with pronounced, attractive veining. This elegant foliage creates a soft, cascading look, making it a standout in shaded interiors. In spring it produces clusters of star shaped flowers in a unique cream tan tone with a reddish purple centre, adding to its collector appeal. Grow in bright indirect light with high humidity