Growing Guides

Whether you're thinking about buying something for the garden or you already have your new house plant, you'll want to know a bit more about how to make sure you get the best out of it, so we've put together these growing guides to help you grow your own at home.

A Large Wasabi Plant in a small brown pot with mesh wrap sits next to an informational card with plant and company branding, emphasizing the need for a shady spot for healthy rhizomes, all set against a white background.

Wasabi Plant

A small potted Honeyberry Plant - Strawberry Sensation with bare branches and a few buds, labeled cold hardy, features an image of ripe berries on the front and promises a hint of strawberry flavor.

Honeyberry Plant

Yuzu Tree (Hardy)

Yuzu Tree (Hardy)

Yuzu Tree (Non-hardy)

Yuzu Tree (Non-hardy)

A Buddhas Hand Tree with green leaves stands in a black plastic pot on a wooden floor against a white background, making it an ideal New Years gift or for use in religious ceremonies.

Buddha's Hand Tree

A Finger Lime Tree in a black plastic pot stands on a wooden floor against a plain white background—ideal for growing your own citrus caviar or sour pearls at home.

Finger Lime Tree

Sudachi Tree

Sudachi Tree

Guide to growing Japanese Bitter Orange Trees

Japanese Bitter Orange Tree

The Szechuan Pepper Tree (Zanthoxylum bungeanum) features clusters of small red berries and green leaves that stand out vividly against a clear blue sky.

Szechuan Pepper Tree

Clusters of small, round red berries grow on the Sansho Pepper Tree (Zanthoxylum piperitum), a plant with glossy green leaves prized for its aromatic berries and fresh kinome leaves.

Sansho Pepper Tree

The Meyer Lemon Tree (hardy) features green leaves and a slender stem in a black plastic container, ideal as a citrus tree starter or for Flying Dragon rootstock, shown against a white background.

Meyer Lemon Tree