Calathea ‘Angela' gifts-under-50 antler-shaped fronds emerge from a

antler-shaped fronds emerge from a central shield

water from the bottom by sitting the plant in a tub of water for 1 hour once a week – no longer or this may damage the roots

twine and other gardener's bits and bobs as you garden

flower growers and anyone who appreciates beautifully made British design

Let the vines trail naturally from the hanger for a relaxed

Calathea ‘Angela' gifts-under-50 antler-shaped fronds emerge from aDistinctive ornamental leaves in glorious pink and green. Calathea are very eye catching and will add a bold, colourful element to your houseplant collection. The Calathea genus contains some of the most recognisable houseplants which can also be identified under the Geoppertia genus. These plants can be found natively across the tropical rainforests of South America. Calathea are part of the Marantaceae family which are known for their ability to