Surprising atypical plant and seeds

• Rare and Unusual

The skull plant or parrot grass are unique; their appearance defines their distinctive character. Equally remarkable is the Venus flytrap, a carnivorous plant that captures insects for nourishment—these specimens can add a truly unique touch to your interior. The rarity of the red Brugmansia will fascinate your gardens and outdoor spaces; these are astonishing varieties worth observing. These plants and seeds are extraordinary and deserve to be cultivated to contribute to biodiversity.

• In Search of Exoticism

Exotic plants originate from distant countries, continents, or tropical regions. The bird of paradise and porcelain rose are often appreciated for their remarkable beauty and shape. These incomparable seeds and plants are making a prominent place in our green spaces. The orchid tree and peacock flower are striking due to their colors and serve as unique decorative elements.

• Atypical but Also Useful

Rare or unconventional plants and seeds also have practical uses, as demonstrated by the vegetable sponge and soap grass. For health benefits, consider Madagascar lemongrass and jiaogulan. Additionally, for environmental benefits, tansy—a natural insecticide—can protect your crops in a healthy and eco-friendly manner.

• On Land and in Water

Aquatic plants play a vital role in maintaining the balance of aquatic ecosystems. They can grow in ponds, lakes, and even in your outdoor water features, such as the white water lily, for example.