Peace Lilly
The ever-reliable peace lily is a great first plant for your foray into indoor gardening. And with so many varieties on the market these days you’ll be sure to find the right one for you. Wonderful elongated white flowers become the centrepiece amongst the long deep glossy leaves. They come in a range of sizes, and we love the larger varieties, such as the ‘Blue Moon’, with its taller habit and contemporary foliage. The peace lily is a great option for those areas that struggle to get any sunlight.
Mature Height:
Mature Width: 1.0m
Foliage: Large, elegant deep green leaves with blue tinge
Soil Type: Prefers well drained potting mix
Flowering: Long, white, upright flowers stand tall above the foliage
Fruiting: None
Form/Habit: Clumping
Uses: Indoor, Feature Tree
Evergreen/Deciduous: Evergreen
Soil: Prefers well drained potting mix
Drought Hardy: No
Sun : Indirect Light
Care and Maintenance:
Water Requirements: Moderate
Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor
Suitable for pots: Yes
How to plant:
Mature Height:
Mature Width: 1.0m
Foliage: Large, elegant deep green leaves with blue tinge
Soil Type: Prefers well drained potting mix
Flowering: Long, white, upright flowers stand tall above the foliage
Fruiting: None
Form/Habit: Clumping
Uses: Indoor, Feature Tree
Evergreen/Deciduous: Evergreen
Soil: Prefers well drained potting mix
Drought Hardy: No
Sun : Indirect Light
Care and Maintenance:
Water Requirements: Moderate
Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor
Suitable for pots: Yes
How to plant:
Peace Lilly
The ever-reliable peace lily is a great first plant for your foray into indoor gardening. And with so many varieties on the market these days you’ll be sure to find the right one for you. Wonderful elongated white flowers become the centrepiece amongst the long deep glossy leaves. They come in a range of sizes, and we love the larger varieties, such as the ‘Blue Moon’, with its taller habit and contemporary foliage. The peace lily is a great option for those areas that struggle to get any sunlight.
Mature Height:
Mature Width: 1.0m
Foliage: Large, elegant deep green leaves with blue tinge
Soil Type: Prefers well drained potting mix
Flowering: Long, white, upright flowers stand tall above the foliage
Fruiting: None
Form/Habit: Clumping
Uses: Indoor, Feature Tree
Evergreen/Deciduous: Evergreen
Soil: Prefers well drained potting mix
Drought Hardy: No
Sun : Indirect Light
Care and Maintenance:
Water Requirements: Moderate
Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor
Suitable for pots: Yes
How to plant:
Mature Height:
Mature Width: 1.0m
Foliage: Large, elegant deep green leaves with blue tinge
Soil Type: Prefers well drained potting mix
Flowering: Long, white, upright flowers stand tall above the foliage
Fruiting: None
Form/Habit: Clumping
Uses: Indoor, Feature Tree
Evergreen/Deciduous: Evergreen
Soil: Prefers well drained potting mix
Drought Hardy: No
Sun : Indirect Light
Care and Maintenance:
Water Requirements: Moderate
Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor
Suitable for pots: Yes
How to plant:
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