Tillandsia abdita

Tillandsia abditaThe English pop rock group The Hollies, who once sang, "All I need is the air that I breathe," could have been referring to air plants. There are more than 650 types of air plants (Tillandsia) that can grow, and thrive, without soil. Why are air plants so easy to grow? These bromeliads get all of the water and nutrients they need through their specialized leaves. Air plants use their roots only for attaching themselves to rocks, trees, shrubs, and the

while flowers grow atop tall

the short-cup varieties of Narcissus

3 Allium Purple Sensation (10-12)

great for using in rock gardens or in borders

some of the well-known cultivars includes leeks and onions

As they mature

which is an indicator of its strong performance in British gardens

Acer palmatum Rhode Island Red is a deciduous shrub with colour-changing leaves throughout the year

but you can mimic their natural habitat by misting a few times a week or sitting the pot on top of some pebbles in water

It is both unusual and attractive to place in any home or office space

4 Double Care Royal Acres bulbs

the interior tepals are marked with light-green colourations towards the tips and striations in the interior