The Strelitzia Nicolai, also known as the Bird of Paradise, is without a doubt one of our absolute favourites here at The Little Botanical. This striking plant with its huge green leaves is simply fabulous. It truly is a must-have member of our big house plant collection. We’re so excited to take a closer look…
The Areca palm is a stunning indoor house plant commonly used to brighten any interior. It’s especially good at making a big impact. This plant gives off that tropical feeling you normally only get from holidays, as its leaves resemble palm trees. As you can imagine, this makes the Areca Palm very popular amongst plant-lovers…
Ficus Elastica, otherwise known as the Rubber Plant, is a plant species in the fig genus and is native to South Asia. Ficus Elastica is part of the same family as Ficus Lyrata and Ficus Benjamina. They are more commonly known as the Fiddle-Leaf Fig and Weeping Fig, which we also feature in our Big…
Most commonly known as the Weeping Fig, Ficus Benjamina is a species found in the Moraceae genus that we stock here at TLB in our Big House Plant Range. If you want one to fill even more of your space, have a look at our Large Ficus Benjamina in our very own stylish Little Botanical…
More commonly known as Fiddle-Leaf Fig, Ficus Lyrata is without a doubt one of the most popular houseplants in the world. The hashtag #fiddleleaffig boasts just under 200,000 posts on Instagram. Similar and fun-filled alternatives such as #fiddleleaffriday and #fiddleleaflove are also highly popular. Here at TLB, it’s one of our absolute favourites. That is…
We get a lot of questions from our lovely customers either before or after they make a purchase from us. Given this, we thought it might be helpful to put them all down in a blog! Keep reading for answers to our most common questions and hey you might just learn something new!
The first thing we have to say about the Monstera Deliciosa, is that if it’s nickname is related to cheese, then we want to know more! The Monstera is also known as a Swiss Cheese Plant, thanks to the holes and splits in its leaves. This makes it easy to recognise. It’s a fabulous statement…
Modern history While succulents can apparently be traced back to the Ancient Egyptians, we wanted to take a look at how and when they started to become more popular in recent times. Apparently, a drought in California in 2011 was a key turning point. People had to fill their gardens with plants that were low…
The temperature’s hotting up and it’s starting to feel like Spring! However, it’s not quite warm enough yet to don our sunhats, grab a book and spend afternoons lazing in the garden. There are probably still a couple of months to go until we get there! So, with that in mind, we wanted to show…
Sansevierias are one of our all-time favourite plants at The Little Botanical, they are super stylish and they have some incredible features! We have some fun facts about Sanseviereia we’d like to tell you about. Here is our short guide to help you find out just how fab these easy to care for plants are.…