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The Bird of Paradise is one of the most iconic tropical flowers, known for its striking appearance and bold beauty. Interestingly, it's related to the banana plant, and like its cousin, it can grow really big—reaching heights of 6 to 8 feet, making it a dramatic statement piece in any indoor space. While they take a few years to flower (3-5 years), once they do, the reward is well worth the wait.
These plants are relatively easy to grow indoors, provided you have the space to let them flourish and show off their magnificent flowers and large, glossy leaves. They can also be grown in containers outdoors and brought inside during the colder months.
Birds of Paradise thrive in bright, direct sunlight (but do protect them from harsh midday sun), warmth, and consistent watering. They prefer well-draining soil, so be sure your container has proper drainage. These plants love humidity, so misting their leaves during drier periods can help them thrive. Fertilize during the growing season for optimal growth, and with these simple care tips, you’ll be rewarded with stunning flowers and lush, tropical foliage.
Available as cut flowers when in season and year-round in our artificial collection, the Bird of Paradise comes in various colours to perfectly complement your home décor. Bring the mystery, beauty, and allure of the tropics indoors and let this extraordinary flower make a statement!
Crane Flower
Blue Green Orange Purple
33.5" Tall
South Africa
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The Agapanthus is a wonderful addition to containers and pots. When placed in a sunny location with 6–8 hours of direct sunlight, it produces abundant, vibrant blooms. The flowers sit atop long stems, spreading out in a striking circular pattern. Blooms last a long time, with the plant flowering from early summer through to frost. To enjoy your Agapanthus year after year, protect it from...
The Allium is a stunning ornamental onion flower, native to the northern hemisphere. Traditionally known for its vibrant purple colour, Alliums also come in elegant shades of white, pink, and yellow. Their distinctive flowers are compact and spherical, perched atop long, sturdy stems that add striking height to any garden. Blooming from late spring through mid-summer, Alliums provide a...
The Amaryllis is an eye-catching plant, renowned for its large, dramatic flowers that bloom on tall, sturdy stalks. Each bulb can produce up to three vibrant stems, each adorned with 2 to 6 striking blooms that can last for weeks, creating a spectacular floral display. After flowering, the plant can be carefully stored and brought back year after year, thriving with proper care for decades, making...
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The Bromeliad belongs to a broad family with thousands of varieties, each having unique needs. However, there are a few key principles that apply to most species, ensuring success in the home environment. By mimicking their natural tropical habitat—humid, warm, and with indirect sunlight—you can provide the ideal conditions for your Bromeliad. Too much direct sunlight can scorch the...
The classic Calla Lily is a fan favourite, often featured in bouquets, arrangements, containers, and gardens. Known for its versatility and ease of care, this flower comes in a variety of colours and sizes, making it a beloved choice for many. Unlike most plants, Calla Lilies grow from rhizomes rather than bulbs and thrive in warm, sunny spots. They prefer well-draining soil, as waterlogged...
