Strelitzia reginae Pyrus communis 'Doyenné du Comice' making them a lovely addition

making them a lovely addition to any houseplant collection

It grows to a height of around 7m and assumes a broad headed

Malus 'Harry Baker' offers fruit with a delicious sweet taste and is one of the most popular crab apples varieties

The Magnolia ‘Ian’s Red’ is a deciduous tree

dark red flowers are fully double

Strelitzia reginae Pyrus communis 'Doyenné du Comice' making them a lovely additionThe Strelitzia more commonly known as the Bird of Paradise has vibrant flowering, which mimics the feathering of a Bird of Paradise which gives the plant a tropical flair. This plant would be best planted in a pot or a bucket where excess water can easily drain away, the Strelitzia does not cope well with waterlogging. The Bird of Paradise is native to South Africa. The Strelitzia prefers a humid atmosphere due to it being a slightly tropical plant.