Exotic flowers are typically best suited for whenever you want to ensure a long lasting impression or maybe there is simply a certain type of flower which you may love the best.
These kinds of stunning and in some cases extraordinary difficult to find flowers are often reliant on seasonal blooms so be certain to look out for them frequently.
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An exciting mix of all sorts of easy to grow cacti, which are all well suited to window sills, sun rooms or greenhouses. It's easy to grow a cactus, and this fun mix means that you never know quite what you are going to grow!
The striking blooms of Clivia Miniata will add a splash of colour to any room! Supplied in bud this glossy foliaged houseplant will flower from spring through summer.
Dahlia ?Lubega Power Tropical Punch? is a fruity cocktail of fully double, yellow and coral pink flowers.
An intriguing, easy-to-grow annual that produces foliage with a fragrance similar to that of a basket of tropical fruits. A profusion of canary-yellow, daisylike flowers with an attractive central maroon-red ring open during the morning and early evening, and close during very strong sunlight. Ideal for adding height and fragrance to annual borders. Height: 60-80cm (24-32in)
An attractive easy to grow annual with masses of scrumptious azure-blue blooms with white lacy centres, produced on low ground hugging plants. A unique colour for, adding to borders or containers
Decorative, huge leaves rivalling any expensive mature house plants. Grows 3ft in the first four months!
A brand new range of gifts for greenfingered gardeners of all ages. Each kit contains everything you need to get growing, along with a selection of carefully chosen seed varieties.
Unparalleled beauty of colour and form. Fantastic, exotic flowers justly famous. Grow them in your own greenhouse. One of the most rewarding of plants, it will take quite a bit of abuse and careless handling. Flowers spring. Height: 60-90cm (24-36in)
Dahlias make superb bedding plants, filling beds and borders with exotic colours and shapely blooms throughout summer. Dahlia 'Tropical Breeze' is no exception! The eye-catching flowers are particularly large and uniform for a bedding variety, and borne in abundance from late May to October.
A vigorous, fast-growing climber for long-lasting summer colour with masses of bright, frilly blooms. An ideal variety for climbing up walls, fences and trellis. Height: 240cm (94). Spread: 150cm (59).Culinary information: Some parts of these flowers are edible. Click here for more details about edible flowers.
A new double, peony style tulip with petals in a tropical orange colour, Tulip ?Exotic Orange? will brighten up spring displays with a warm glow.