Mothers are special. They can be our role models, our best friends, and our heroes. Not to forget that they are also our chef, taxi, nurse, therapist and a hundred other things. Why not turn to Mother Nature to find the perfect way to express your appreciation to one of the most special persons in your life on Mother’s Day?

Picking out the right plant

Spathiphyllum

The peace lily is a popular house plant, known for its easy maintenance. Beautiful white flowers are embraced by bright green leaves, it fits well with any interior. This plant can last for years when given the right care. The peace lily will let you know it needs water as the leaves start to droop.

Care Tips:
– Enjoys a draft free position
– Bright to low light, no direct sunlight
– Water as the top of soil is dry

Hydrangea

One plant stands taller than all others on Mother’s Day. We’re talking about the beautiful hydrangea. This popular plant offers bouquets of flowers for months, with bright pinks and blues or pastels for a softer touch.

Care Tips:
– Keep in half shade area
– Shelter from the wind
– Soil to be moist and cool

Phalaenopsis Orchid

The Phalaenopsis or ‘Moth Orchid’ is the most common orchid due to its ease of production and the availability of blooming plants year-round. Phalaenopsis are easily grown in the home and stay in bloom for a very long time. If you’re looking for something a little different, you can have a look at other orchids available.

Care Tips:
– Bright light, with very little or no sun.
– Soil must never completely dry out.
– Fertilize on a regular schedule.

Citrus Tree

Break away from traditional gifts and see our range of citrus trees this year. Year after year this tree will keep gifting juicy fruit to be enjoyed. We even have a gift bundle ready for you including a scented candle and extra gift.

Care Tips:
– Citrus Trees should get at least 5 hours of direct sunlight.
– Shelter from the wind to preserve flowers for fruit.
– Allow the soil to dry about two to three inches deep before next watering.