Monstera deliciosa 'Mint' patio-friendly as it lacks significant water

as it lacks significant water storage structures

Some leaves are predominantly green with white flecks

white-flowered Oxalis regnellii

which we're not sure of the exact name just yet

driven by the natural colour variance of the recycled fishing nets that are collected from oceans around the UK and Europe

Monstera deliciosa 'Mint' patio-friendly as it lacks significant waterMonstera deliciosa 'Mint' is a variegated form of the classic Swiss cheese plant, named for the soft mint and cream tones that marble its leaves. It carries the same large, fenestrated foliage as the standard deliciosa, but each leaf is broken up with pale sectors that run from clean cream to a gentle sage green. The variegation comes from a genetic mutation, so no two leaves are quite the same. Origins Monstera deliciosa is native to the tropical