That depends on how the plants are listed. All plant listings contain photos; the photos are merely indicative of the plants displaying the size and foliage. They may also be used as a general example of the plant and pot size.

Plants are seasonal and as they grow, they may re-pot to a bigger size pot. The foliage and shape may vary as the photos are indicative of the plants as listed. Click to view our plants sold or if you are looking WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) Plants page! and more plants to be listed.

There specific plants which are listed e.g. PICKUP ONLY Good Luck Fengshui Crassula Ovata ‘Jade Plant’; the Sun Loving Bonsai Crassula Tetragona 'Miniature Pine Tree' or Stunningly Beautiful Heuchera ‘Coral Bells’ which are specially labelled individually – these are the plants you will receive but please take note their size and growing style/foliage may change slightly (attributable to weather and season). Occasionally, these plant photos are updated periodically.

Some plants are slow growing plants which may not need to re-pot. Plant information on plant size e.g. height, spread and pot size are also available on request. Photo(s) of the plant and/or cuttings you purchase will be emailed to you prior to packaging.

4. Do you have worms in your plants?

Every garden will have garden pests – snails and slugs, aphids, mealy bugs, spider mites, etc if you do a close inspection on your plants. If you happen to spot any of these pests, your first reaction is to treat them as soon as you can.

Let’s get back to the question if my plants have worms. So far, I have seen white grub worms that feed on root systems and the good earthworms that burrow and help improve the soil structure.

My gardening routine starts very early in the morning with garden inspection to check and treat unwanted garden pest during the day and catching slugs and snails late at night. Next task are propagating and repotting; young plants that are potted in small thermal pots so that they are easily re-potted to bigger pots, that way, I can ensure that the white grub worms are disposed off before the plants are potted in new bigger pots.

5. I am beginner, growing plants is my new hobby for my new garden. What sort of plants would you recommend?

It depends on your preference, some people likes container gardening or rockeries, or even hanging baskets with flowering plants, or even a nice display of colourful foliage on the front yard. Here’s a short list of easy to look after plants for beginners and busy people alike. There are many but I have shortlisted to only ones available in store for reference. They are pretty much easy to care for, with not much maintenance. Check out Beginner's plants

6. What plants do you recommend for my balcony which is too hot for plants?

It really depends on your preference and lifestyle e.g. foliage or flowering, do you travel often and seldom home to water the plants or too busy to do occasional pruning, do you have pets (taking into consideration some plants are toxic to pets), etc.

Here's a few of the sun-loving plants and some are drought tolerant which suits beginners and busy people and those who tend to forget to water the plants.