The Money Plant, also known as Devil’s Ivy or Pothos, is one of the most popular houseplants in Kenya. Known for its attractive heart-shaped leaves and easy growth, this plant symbolizes prosperity and good fortune in many cultures. Whether grown in soil, water, or decorative pots, the Money Plant is a favorite for homes, offices,
Cordyline is a stunning tropical plant known for its brightly colored leaves ranging from deep green to shades of red, purple, and pink. Popular in Kenyan gardens and homes, it is valued for its striking foliage and ability to add a vibrant, exotic touch to landscapes, verandas, and indoor spaces. Easy to grow and versatile,
The Bird of Paradise (*Strelitzia reginae*) is one of the most striking tropical plants, loved for its dramatic, bird-like flowers that add a touch of the exotic to Kenyan gardens and homes. With its lush green foliage and vibrant blooms, it has become a popular choice for both outdoor landscaping and as a bold indoor
Gardenia (Gardenia jasminoides) is one of the most elegant flowering shrubs, admired for its glossy green leaves and sweetly fragrant white blooms. In Kenya, it is a favorite among gardeners who want to bring a touch of luxury and timeless beauty to their homes and landscapes. Although gardenias can be a little demanding, the reward
Star Jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides) is a highly fragrant climbing plant that has become a favorite in Kenyan gardens and landscapes. Known for its star-shaped white flowers and evergreen foliage, it adds beauty and elegance to fences, trellises, and patios. Its sweet, jasmine-like scent fills the air, making it an excellent choice for both ornamental and
English Ivy (Hedera helix) is a classic climbing and trailing plant admired for its elegant, evergreen foliage. Popular in Kenyan homes, offices, and gardens, it brings a lush, timeless look to walls, fences, and indoor spaces. Whether grown in hanging baskets, as ground cover, or trained up trellises, English Ivy is loved for its versatility,
The Rubber Plant (ficus elastica) is quickly becoming a household favorite in Kenya thanks to its bold foliage and low-maintenance nature. This versatile indoor plant thrives in a variety of environments, making it ideal for homes and offices across Nairobi, Kisumu, Mombasa, and beyond. Whether you’re a beginner or seasoned gardener, the rubber plant adds
Succulents are popular water-storing plants known for their thick fleshly leaves and unique shapes. Ideal for Kenya’s warm climate, succulents thrive in dry areas and require minimal watering. Whether grown indoors on windowsills or outdoors in pots, they add a modern, low-maintenance touch to your home, office, or garden. Benefits of Growing Succulents Drought Tolerant:
Olea africana, commonly known as the African wild olive tree, is one of Kenya’s most important indigenous trees. With its tough, evergreen leaves, deep roots, and hardy nature, it thrives in dry conditions and is ideal for live fencing, soil conservation, and reforestation projects across the country. It’s both functional and culturally significant, making
The Jade Plant (Crassula ovata)—also known as the Money Plant or Lucky Plant—is a beloved succulent prized for its thick, glossy leaves and long lifespan. Native to South Africa and Mozambique, this drought-tolerant beauty has found its way into Kenyan homes and offices thanks to its symbolism, low maintenance needs, and sculptural appeal. Whether placed
