Calathea 'Tassmania' Prunus incisa 'Otome' Its large leaves absorb toxins

Its large leaves absorb toxins and other pollutants from the air

producing a crop of red flushed apples with a sweet taste and crisp

yellow flowers that appear in late April and early May

beds or woodland gardens and great used for underplanting around taller shrubs and trees

Calathea 'Tassmania' Prunus incisa 'Otome' Its large leaves absorb toxinsThe Calathea Crocata is a heat loving attractive tropical indoor houseplant. This variety sports metallic green foliage with purple hues and brown undersides, the stems that tower above the bush bloom to reveal yellow and orange flowers resembling a flame, hence it's name 'Eternal Flame', these flowers last roughly 2 3 months and add a colourful and exotic feel to your home. They will also let you know when it's time for bed, as the leaves of this