BIG TROPICAL LEAVES
EXPLORE THE JUNGLE BY PLANT FAMILY
Shop by Plant Type
Already know the kind of plant you love? Start there.
Explore everything from huge tropical leaves and colourful foliage to desert plants, leafy ferns, indoor palms and the wonderfully weird world of carnivorous plants.
FIND YOUR FAVOURITE
Eight Corners of the Jungle
Houseplants come in a huge range of shapes, sizes and growing styles. Some are all about enormous tropical leaves, some bring colour, some love brighter conditions and others are interesting simply because they grow in a completely different way.
COLOURFUL FOLIAGE
Aglaonema
Chinese Evergreens known for decorative foliage and a huge variety of colours and patterns.EXPLORE AGLAONEMA →
DRAMA ON A STEM
Alocasia
Bold Elephant Ear plants with dramatic leaf shapes, textures and tropical character.EXPLORE ALOCASIA →
ICONIC TROPICAL LEAVES
Monstera
Famous for large tropical foliage and the splits and fenestrations many develop as they mature.EXPLORE MONSTERA →
SERIOUS VARIETY
Philodendron
An enormous group spanning climbing, trailing and self heading plants with wildly different leaves.EXPLORE PHILODENDRON →
LEAFY & LUSH
Ferns
Soft, leafy houseplants with everything from fine fronds to bold, exotic foliage.EXPLORE FERNS →
TROPICAL FOLIAGE
Indoor Palms
Feathered and tropical foliage for bringing instant Jungle character into a room.EXPLORE PALMS →
DESERT JUNGLE
Cacti & Succulents
Bold plants with an enormous range of shapes, textures and forms for brighter spaces.EXPLORE THE DESERT JUNGLE →
WEIRD & WONDERFUL
Carnivorous Plants
A completely different corner of the Jungle for anyone who likes their plants slightly stranger.EXPLORE CARNIVOROUS PLANTS →CAN'T PICK A FAVOURITE?
What Are You Drawn To?
You don't need to know the botanical family first. Start with the kind of plant that catches your eye.
COLOUR & VARIETY
Mix Things Up
Aglaonema brings colourful foliage while Philodendron gives you a huge range of shapes, colours and growth styles.LEAFY & TROPICAL
Bring in the Green
Ferns and indoor palms are two very different ways to bring a lot of foliage and tropical character into a space.SOMETHING DIFFERENT
Go Unique
Head towards Cacti & Succulents for bright spaces and bold forms, or Carnivorous Plants for something even more strange.QUICK JUNGLE GUIDE
Plant Type Cheat Sheet
A quick way to understand how these groups differ before disappearing down one particular plant rabbit hole.
PLANT TYPEKNOWN FORSTART HERE
MonsteraLarge tropical foliage and mature fenestrationsEXPLORE →
PhilodendronClimbing, trailing and self heading growth with huge varietyEXPLORE →
AlocasiaDramatic Elephant Ear foliage and tropical characterEXPLORE →
AglaonemaDecorative and colourful foliageEXPLORE →
FernsLeafy fronds and humidity loving varietiesEXPLORE →
Indoor PalmsTropical structure and feathered foliageEXPLORE →
Cacti & SucculentsDesert jungle and many plants suited to brighter positionsEXPLORE →
Carnivorous PlantsUnusual growing habits and something completely differentEXPLORE →
DON'T ACTUALLY KNOW WHAT TYPE YOU WANT?
Start With Your Home Instead
Plant type isn't always the best place to begin. If light, pets, room size, humidity or how much care you want to give matters more, start with your real life conditions instead.
START WITH HOW YOU LIVE
Shop by Lifestyle
Easy care, pet safe, low light, compact, trailing and statement plants chosen around real life.FIND YOUR MATCH →START WITH THE ROOM
Shop by Space
Find plants for bathrooms, bedrooms, kitchens, living rooms, offices, shelves, windowsills and floor spaces.FIND YOUR SPACE →PLANT TYPES & FAMILIES
A Few Things You Might Want to Know
What are some of the most popular types of houseplants?+
Popular indoor plant groups include Monstera, Philodendron, Alocasia, Aglaonema, Ferns, Palms and Cacti & Succulents.
Each group offers something different, from dramatic tropical foliage and colourful leaves to trailing growth and desert vibes.
What is the difference between Monstera and Philodendron?+
Monstera and Philodendron are different genera, although both belong to the Araceae family and many are tropical climbing houseplants.
Monstera are particularly well known for mature leaves that develop splits and fenestrations, while Philodendron includes a huge range of climbing, trailing and self heading plants with many different leaf shapes and colours.
Which plant types are good for beginners?+
The best choice depends on the individual variety and the conditions in your home. Some Aglaonema, palms and certain cacti or succulents can be relatively straightforward once their basic needs are understood.
If ease of care matters more than plant family, head straight to our Easy Care Plants collection instead.
Which plant types like higher humidity?+
Many tropical plants, including Alocasia and numerous Ferns, appreciate moderate to higher humidity, although requirements vary between individual species.
If humidity is your main consideration rather than plant type, browse our Humidity Lovers collection.
What plant types suit bright, sunny spaces?+
Cacti and many succulents are good places to begin when you have plenty of bright light, with some varieties able to enjoy periods of direct sun once properly acclimatised.
Light requirements still vary considerably, so always check the individual plant's care information before choosing a sunny position.
What if I don't know what type of houseplant I want?+
You don't need to know a plant's genus before finding something that works for you.
Start instead with your room, light levels, available space, pets and how much care you want to give it using Shop by Lifestyle or Shop by Space.
NOT SURE WHERE TO START?
Tell Us What You Like
Tell us what catches your eye, where the plant needs to live and what the conditions are like.
We'll help narrow down the Jungle and point you towards a plant type that makes sense.
STILL WANT TO SEE EVERYTHING?
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Browse every houseplant currently available online, or come and explore the Jungle in person at 52 High Street in Congleton.
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