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Typically Tropical In-house propagation of indoor plants to enhance your home. Installations undertaken from living arr Sell indoor and tropical plants at events.

Open 5am -10pm seven days a week
{including all public holidays}

What we do-
Propagate indoor and tropical plants. Instillations including living arrangements and jungle rooms. We are -
Specialists in plant growth, health & landscape conservation. Member of Royal Horticultural Society,
Garden Organic & Chartered Institute of Horticulturalists.

24/12/2025

We are working as usual looking after plants here and for clients including Christmas Day.

Merry Christmas

05/12/2025

Thank you to all who visited my stall at various sales over the past fortnight.
Interest in the plants was high.

24/10/2025

All houseplants taken outdoors need to be indoors by now. Check for any bugs that might be on the plants before moving them.

08/10/2025

House plants will need less water from now on as growth slows. Too much water can lead to root rot.

17/09/2025

The citrus plants are doing well. Oranges are starting to ripen. The late lemon flowering has given some very small developing fruits. I hope we eventually get lemons.

01/09/2025

Look out for mealy bugs on succulents. They are usually covered in wool on the underside of leaves. Either use a spray or pick them off and squash them.

15/08/2025

I've found a new use for tent pegs. They make great supports for small plants.

16/07/2025

Remove old leaves from plants as they could hold pests.
If you use rainwater, check connections for leaks after the heat. A hose had split on one of mine.

01/07/2025

When temperatures feel hot and uncomfortable for us, plants need extra hydration. Don't overwater, but think that they might need a drink. Some soils dry out quicker than others. The drier the soil, the greater the need for hydration. Think about feeding the plants, too, with either a liquid feed or a pellet feed. Stronger plants won't get as stressed.

15/06/2025

Lawns are looking greener, and plants are happier for the rain that we have had. Don't forget that plants under glass will still need to be hydrated, ideally with rainwater. Composters will need to be watered, as moisture is necessary to help the material decompose. If there are ants in the compost that is removed for use, leave it on a tarp for a while to give birds a feast. Keep checking for bugs on indoor plants, especially greenfly and mealybugs. Small infestations can be picked off by hand using tweezers, but large infestations will be better tackled using sprays. Some plants that have been inundated with these insects should be destroyed.

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Ochr Y Glog
Pontarfynach
SY234AF

Opening Hours

Monday 5am - 10pm
Tuesday 5am - 10pm
Wednesday 5am - 10pm
Thursday 5am - 10pm
Friday 5am - 10pm
Saturday 5am - 10pm
Sunday 5am - 10pm

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