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Enhance your interiors with houseplants
Houseplants are a fantastic way to bring nature indoors, improving both the aesthetic and air quality of your home. They help reduce carbon dioxide levels, creating a fresher, more breathable environment. Beyond their visual appeal and stress-relieving properties, many houseplants can also filter out harmful chemicals such as formaldehyde and benzene, often found in furniture, carpets, and paint. This makes them not only a beautiful addition to your space but also a simple and effective way to promote a healthier home environment for you and your family. Why not visit our garden centre to explore the huge variety of houseplants at Poplar Nurseries.
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Houseplants not only enhance the visual aspect of your home but also help to improve air quality. At Poplar Nurseries, we offer a wide variety of houseplants, helping you create a vibrant, healthy indoor space. Our expert team can guide you on everything from plant selection to repotting for continued growth.
Flowering
Flowers are nature’s interior decoration bringing beauty as well as a sense of wellbeing to your home.
Foliage
Lush foliage creates a natural architecture in your living room or bathroom complementing your own design tastes.
Orchids
Delicate orchids are the perfect indoor plants, subtle, gentle and with exquisite flowers.
Air purifying
Indoor plants are natural air purifiers, taking carbon out of the atmosphere and enhancing wellbeing.
Feeds and fertilisers
Feeds and fertilisers can boost your plants, ensuring they stay healthy and robust for longer.
Compost
Feed your plants with nourishing compost. We can help you find the ideal compost for your plants.
Poplar Nurseries has a huge range of high-quality houseplants
At Poplar Nurseries, we offer a wide selection of high-quality houseplants that can add colour, style, and vibrancy to any home. From the delicate beauty of African violets and orchids to the bold presence of zamioculcas and calatheas, there’s something to suit every taste. Whether you're a fan of lush ferns or striking cacti, our expert team is here to help you find the perfect houseplant, offering a long-lasting, low-maintenance alternative to cut flowers.
How do I repot a houseplant?
Repotting your houseplant is an important step in ensuring it continues to thrive as it grows. Start by selecting a pot that’s one size larger than the current one, making sure it has drainage holes to prevent waterlogging. Gently remove the plant from its old pot, taking care not to damage the roots, and loosen them if they are tightly bound. To do this gently turn the plant sideways, holding it by the stems or leaves, and tap the current pot until the plant loosens. Fill the new pot with fresh, well-draining compost and place your plant in the centre, then fill around it with more compost, pressing lightly to secure the plant in place. Water thoroughly after repotting and allow the plant to settle into its new home. Time between repotting can vary from plant to plant, so why not speak with a member of our team to find out how to keep your plant in tip-top condition, and thriving within your home.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find quick answers to our most common questions. Have a different query? Get in touch – we’re happy to help!
All plants are different. Some require more water than others depending on where they come from and depending on where they are within the home and the time of year.
It’s written on the packaging for the individual plant as to the recommended feeding intervals for the plant. Not sure – or don’t have the original packaging? Give us a call.
We recommend leaving your plant in a plastic pot with drainage holes and when repotting, increasing the size of said plastic pot and not potting directly into pot cover.
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