Known for the expensive argan oil that is extracted from this Moroccan tree. The oil can be used in the kitchen or on the skin. Maintain a minimum of -5 degrees Celsius.

Very beautiful and rare palm from Madagascar with silver-blue leaves. Can withstand some degrees of frost. 

One of the few species in nature with black flowers. These flowers have a yellow heart and grown on a small climbing plant that must be protected against frost.

A tree fern with a black trunk which occurs on the northern island of New Zealand. Protect the plant against frost.

With a size of 10-12 mm this is the smallest cactus in the world. Grows between rocks at waterfalls in nature.

A small variety of the pomegranate, and is therefore even more suitable as a container plant in temperate climates.

Blooms with plumes full of bright, orange-red flowers that are pollinated by birds. Keep the plant at a minimum of 3 degrees Celsius.

A tree fern from the moist forests of New Zealand which remains smaller compared to the related Tasmanian tree fern. Without protection it can overwinter at a minimum of –5 degC.

The remarkable red flowers look like the beak of the New Zealand Kaka, a parrot species. Performs well as a container plant. 

A graceful tree fern with a thin stem and light green leaves up to 1 meter long. Protect the species from frost and strong wind.

A stunningly beautiful plant with bright red flowers in the shape of a monkey’s hand. Originates from the mountain forests of Guatemala. Can withstand temperatures up to 6 degC.

The largest tree fern in the world, which can reach a height up to 20 meters in Norfolk. Can withstand light frost. 

The big delicious pomegranate is rich in polyphenols, vitamin C and potassium. The species is in particular cultivated around the Mediterranean Sea.

The Quindio wax palm makes a striking appearance with a length of up to 60 metres. This makes it the tallest palm in the world.

This tree fern originates from the humid cloud forests and along rivers in Tasmania. Without protection it can withstand a minimum of –5 degrees Celsius. 

A rare white variety of the red kaka beak. In the wild, this species is almost extinct. Fortunately, the species is cultivated in large worldwide.