Marlborough Nursery specialise in a range of Fern varieties:

Platycerium is a member of a group of vascular plants that reproduce via spores and have neither seeds nor flowers. They produce coiled fiddleheads that uncoil and expand into fronds. This group include thousands of species.

Platycerium are hardy but prefer good light in indoor situations where they create a dramatic foliage affect. A perfect plant for bathrooms and offices. They can also be used in tropical and subtropical gardens in sheltered positions.

Platycerium prefer filtered light, keep away from direct sunlight. Water regularly and avoid drying the plant out. Ferns prefer reasonable humidity. Feed with a balanced liquid fertiliser during the summer months and ensure a good quality peat based mix is used when repotting. Should you need to clean off the leaves, use a moist paper towel with nothing more than water.

Platycerium Bifurcatum ‘Netherlands’

Marlborough Nursery specialise in a range of Fern varieties:

Phelbodium is a member of a group of vascular plants that reproduce via spores and have neither seeds nor flowers. They produce coiled fiddleheads that uncoil and expand into fronds. This group include thousands of species.

Phelbodium are hardy but prefer good light in indoor situations where they create a dramatic foliage affect. A perfect plant for bathrooms and offices. They can also be used in tropical and subtropical gardens in sheltered positions.

Phelbodium prefer filtered light, keep away from direct sunlight. Water regularly and avoid drying the plant out. Ferns prefer reasonable humidity. Feed with a balanced liquid fertiliser during the summer months and ensure a good quality peat based mix is used when repotting. Should you need to clean off the leaves, use a moist paper towel with nothing more than water.

Phelbodium Blue Star

Marlborough Nursery specialise in a range of Fern varieties:

Asplenium is a member of a group of vascular plants that reproduce via spores and have neither seeds nor flowers. They produce coiled fiddleheads that uncoil and expand into fronds. This group include thousands of species.

Asplenium are hardy but prefer good light in indoor situations where they create a dramatic foliage affect. A perfect plant for bathrooms and offices. They can also be used in tropical and subtropical gardens in sheltered positions.

Asplenium prefer filtered light, keep away from direct sunlight. Water regularly and avoid drying the plant out. Ferns prefer reasonable humidity. Feed with a balanced liquid fertiliser during the summer months and ensure a good quality peat based mix is used when repotting. Should you need to clean off the leaves, use a moist paper towel with nothing more than water.

Marlborough Nursery specialise in Spathiphyllum Wallisii varieties:

Spathiphyllum is a genus of tropical plants belonging to the Araceae family. Spathiphyllum are native to tropical regions of the Americas and south-eastern Asia. A flowering perennial that has long being one of our most popular indoor and landscape plants. Spathiphyllum are herbaceous plants with lance shaped to oblong leaves with showy, white spathes, each one cupping a yellow spadix. Spathiphyllum are relatively easy to grow. The pot varieties on the market today are the result of extensive hybridisation by plant breeders in Europe and America.

Spathiphyllums are hardy and very tolerant of low light situations making them ideal interior plants for that darker corner or mass planting where a dramatic foliage affect is needed. The flowers are scented and under certain conditions release a subtle perfume.

Water Spathiphyllums well from spring to autumn and more carefully in the winter. They tolerate standing in water but not drying out. Keep plants away from direct sunlight as to much light will cause yellowing of the foliage. Spathiphyllums are tropical plants and prefer warm temperatures, 18 degrees is ideal and they will tolerate down to 10 degrees. Feed when in active growth but not during winter.
Spathiphyllums prefer high humidity, old flower stems can be cut off and plants should be potted into the next size pot in spring.

Marlborough Nursery specialise in Anthurium Andreanum varieties:

Anthurium is a genus of tropical plants belonging to the Araceae family. Anthuriums are native to Colombia, however the pot and cut flower varieties on the market today are the result of extensive hybridisation by plant breeders in Europe and America. The exotic flowers of the Anthurium have a distinctive air of luxury – large waxy flowers against a backdrop of glossy heart shaped leaves. The flowering extends over a number of months, each bloom lasting for many weeks. Anthuriums are relatively easy to grow.

Anthuriums are used as feature plants in the home or in tropical and subtropical gardens. To get them to flower continuously, place in a filtered light location and fertilize during the growing season. The plant should be kept clean of all yellow or decaying leaves.

Anthuriums prefer filtered light, keep away from direct sunlight. Anthuriums are a tropical plant and will tolerate temperatures down to 15 degrees Celsius. Water regularly and avoid drying the plant out. Anthuriums prefer reasonable humidity. Feed with a balanced liquid fertiliser during the summer months and ensure a good quality peat based mix is used when repotting. Tolerant to most diseases but can be affected by aphids, scale and mites.

Marlborough Nursery specialise in a wide range of Indoor Foliage varieties:

Pepperomia is a genus of broad-leafed rhizomatous or tuberous perennial flowering plants from the family Araceae. The flowers are inconspicuous but the plants are grown for their foliage colour. There are about 79 species native to tropical and subtropical Asia to Eastern Australia and they are widely cultivated elsewhere.

Pepperomia need good light inside to flourish. Once inside the watering period must be reduced so the plants are kept on the dryer side. They can also be used in tropical and subtropical gardens in sheltered positions.

Pepperomia prefer filtered light, keep away from direct sunlight. Pepperomia are a tropical plant and will tolerate temperatures down to 15 degrees Celsius. Water sparingly and avoid keeping the potting mix wet. Pepperomia prefer reasonable humidity. Feed with a balanced liquid fertiliser during the summer months and ensure a good quality peat based mix is used when repotting. Tolerant to most diseases but can be affected by aphids, scale and mites. Should you need to clean off the leaves, use a moist paper towel with nothing more than water.

Marlborough Nursery specialise in a wide range of Indoor Foliage varieties:

Monstera is a genus of about 50 species of flowering plants in the family Araceae, native to tropical regions of the Americas.

Philodendron is a genus of about 500 species of flowering plants in the family Araceae.

Monstera & Philodendron need good light inside to flourish. Once inside the watering period must be reduced so the plants are kept on the dryer side.  They can also be used in tropical and subtropical gardens in sheltered positions.

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Monstera & Philodendron prefer bright light and will tolerate direct sunlight once acclimatised. Water sparingly and avoid keeping the potting mix wet but do not let dry out. Ficus prefer reasonable humidity. Feed with a balanced liquid fertiliser during the summer months and ensure a good quality peat-based mix is used when repotting. Tolerant to most diseases but can be affected by aphids, scale, and mites. Should you need to clean off the leaves, use a moist paper towel with nothing more than water.

Marlborough Nursery specialise in a wide range of Indoor Foliage varieties:

Fittonia Albivenis is a species of flowering plant in the family Acanthaceae, native to the rainforests of Columbia, Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador and Brazil.

Commonly now as Nerve Plants, due to their prominent veins, Fittonia come in a wide variety of white, red, green, yellow and pink foliage with various contrasting coloured veins, some with flat leaves some with ruffled edges.

Fittonia are hardy but prefer good light in indoor situations where they create a dramatic foliage affect. A perfect plant for bathrooms and offices. They can also be used in tropical and subtropical gardens in sheltered positions. Fittonia are great for table tops inside or on the patio.

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Fittonia prefer filtered light, keep away from direct sunlight. Fittonia are a tropical plant and will tolerate temperatures down to 10 degrees Celsius. Water regularly and avoid drying the plant out. Fittonia prefer reasonable humidity. Feed with a balanced liquid fertiliser during the summer months and ensure a good quality peat-based mix is used when repotting. Tolerant to most diseases but can be affected by aphids, scale and mites.

Marlborough Nursery specialise in a wide range of Indoor Foliage varieties:

Ficus is a genus of about 850 species of woody trees, shrubs, vines, epiphytes in the family Moraceae. Collectively known as fig trees or figs.

Ficus need good light inside to flourish. Once inside the watering period must be reduced so the plants are kept on the dryer side.  They can also be used in tropical and subtropical gardens in sheltered positions.

If planted in the ground a lot if Ficus will grow into large trees with invasive root systems.

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Ficus prefer bright light, and will tolerate direct sunlight once acclimatised. Water sparingly and avoid keeping the potting mix wet but do not let dry out. Ficus prefer reasonable humidity. Feed with a balanced liquid fertiliser during the summer months and ensure a good quality peat based mix is used when repotting. Tolerant to most diseases but can be affected by aphids, scale and mites. Should you need to clean off the leaves, use a moist paper towel with nothing more than water.

Marlborough Nursery specialise in a wide range of Indoor Foliage varieties:

Epipremnum is a genus of perennial flowering plants from the family Araceae. The plants are grown for their stunning range of foliage colour. They are woody vines growing to heights of 40 plus meters in trees. They have leaves that change shape according to their stage of growth, and adult leaf forms are often much more lobed than the juvenile forms usually seen on small house plants.

Scindapsus is a genus of perennial flowering plants from the family Araceae. The plants are grown for their stunning range of foliage colour. It is native to Southeast Asia, New Guinea & Queensland.

Syngonium is a genus of perennial flowering plants from the family Araceae. The flowers are inconspicuous, but the plants are grown for their stunning range of foliage colour. They are woody vines growing to heights of 10 plus meters in trees. They have leaves that change shape according to their stage of growth, and adult leaf forms are often much more lobed than the juvenile forms usually seen on small house plants

All 3 varieties need good light inside to flourish. Once inside the watering period must be reduced so the plants are kept on the dryer side.  They will all grow as a totem plant.They can also be used in tropical and subtropical gardens in sheltered positions.

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All 3 varieties prefer bright light and most will tolerate direct sunlight once acclimatised. Water sparingly and avoid keeping the potting mix wet but do not let dry out. Ficus prefer reasonable humidity. Feed with a balanced liquid fertiliser during the summer months and ensure a good quality peat-based mix is used when repotting. Tolerant to most diseases but can be affected by aphids, scale, and mites. Should you need to clean off the leaves, use a moist paper towel with nothing more than water.