Adenium arabicum 'Baobab' patio-friendly narrow leaves cup upward on

narrow leaves cup upward on slender

Water Dracaena surculosa 'Mike' when the top 2–3 cm of soil are dry

Growth is slow

This natural environment also influences its leaf structure

Thai ginger or galangal

Adenium arabicum 'Baobab' patio-friendly narrow leaves cup upward onAdenium arabicum 'Baobab' is one of the most architecturally compelling plants you can grow indoors. At its base sits a broad, swollen caudex: a water storing trunk that widens and flattens with age into a shape strongly reminiscent of a miniature baobab tree, hence the name. From this base grow glossy, oval leaves and, in season, clusters of vivid trumpet shaped flowers in shades of pink and red. It is a plant that rewards time: the older it gets,