Plants for Our New Climate

Hotter summers, hosepipe bans, weeks without rain — these plants were built for it long before we were. Sculptural, slow-grown and content to be left alone: water occasionally, admire daily.

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      Tall desert cactus, Euphorbia erytrea, sculptural columns
      Desert cactus in a bright interior
      Desert Cactus
      from £595
      Statement snake plant, Sansevieria Laurentii, 100cm
      Snake plant styled in an interior
      Snake Plant
      £125
      Large ZZ plant, Zamioculcas zamiifolia, in a nursery pot
      Potted plant with green leaves in a textured white pot on a light surface.
      Zz Plant
      £75
      Branched corn tree, Dracaena marginata
      Dracaena Marginata, Branched Corn Tree - Plant Drop
      Branched Dragon Tree
      £345
      African fig tree, Ficus cyathistipula, glossy indoor tree
      African fig tree, studio shot
      African Fig Tree
      from £245
      Yucca Elephantipes
      £245
      A round green cactus in a pale peach-colored ceramic pot, placed on a light wooden table with a softly blurred indoor background.
      Golden Barrel Cactus in Bergs Delphi — One-Off
      £295

      Hotter summers. Hosepipe bans. Weeks without rain. Our climate is changing — and some plants were built for it long before we were.

      This is our collection of low-water houseplants: sculptural, slow-grown and content to be left alone. Cacti and yuccas shaped by the desert, snake plants and ZZ plants that shrug off neglect, dragon trees that ask for almost nothing. Water occasionally. Admire daily.