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Anthurium
The Anthurium or Flamingo plant is known for its beautiful flowers. These evergreen flowering houseplants are native to the tropical rainforests of South America. The Anthurium is not only beautiful, but also easy to maintain. They grow best in bright, indirect light. Water your anthurium plant regularly, but do not overwater it. Only water when the soil feels dry. The Anthurium produces continuous heart-shaped flowers and is available in different colors such as red, white and pink.
Anthurium Red 12cmAnthurium Red€14.95 As low as €11.95Only 1 leftAlso known as Flamingo flower or boy flower these popular houseplants have eye-catching, waxy heart-shaped red spates (often referred to as... Learn More
Anthurium White Champion 14 cmAnthurium White ChampionOnly 5 leftThese popular exotic houseplants have eye-catching, waxy heart shaped white spathes (the spathes start off a lime green colour turning white with... Learn More- Anthurium White Champion 12 cmAnthurium White Champion€14.95 As low as €11.95Only 8 leftAlso known as Flamingo flower or boy flower; these popular exotic houseplants have eye-catching, waxy heart shaped white spathes (the spathes start... Learn More
Anthurium Pink Champion 12 cmAnthurium 'Pink Champion'€14.95 As low as €11.95Stock 12Also known as Flamingo flower or boy flower these popular exotic houseplants have eye-catching, waxy heart shaped pink spates (often referred to as... Learn More
Anthurium EleganceAnthurium EleganceOnly 6 leftAlso known as Flamingo flower or boy flower these popular exotic houseplants have eye-catching, waxy heart shaped spates (often referred to as... Learn More- Anthurium Elegance 12 cmAnthurium EleganceOnly 9 leftAlso known as Flamingo flower or boy flower these popular exotic houseplants have eye-catching, waxy heart shaped spates (often referred to as... Learn More
- Anthurium Pink Champion 14 cmAnthurium 'Pink Champion'Only 1 leftTheir highly ornamental bracts are very popular with florists the world over. An ideal low maintenance tropical plant! Learn More
- Anthurium Red 14cmAnthurium RedOnly 6 leftAlso known as Flamingo flower or boy flower these popular houseplants have eye-catching, waxy heart-shaped red spates (often referred to as... Learn More
Anthurium Prince of Orange 14 cmAnthurium Prince of OrangeOnly 3 leftAlso known as Flamingo flower or boy flower these popular exotic houseplants have eye-catching, waxy heart shaped bright Orange spathes (often... Learn More
Anthurium Purple 12 cmAnthurium Purple€14.95 As low as €11.95Out of stockOut of stockAlso known as Flamingo flower or boy flower these popular exotic houseplants have eye-catching, waxy heart shaped spates (often referred to as... Learn More
Flamingo plant Anthurium Otazu Brown 14Anthurium Otazu€22.95 As low as €17.95Out of stockOut of stockAnthurium Otazu a new member of the Anthurium family has very unusual burgundy-brown heart-shaped spathes (often referred to as flowers) and each... Learn More- Anthurium Otazu Brown 12 cmAnthurium Otazu€16.95 As low as €12.95Out of stockOut of stockAnthurium Otazu a new member of the Anthurium family has very unusual burgundy-brown heart-shaped spathes (often referred to as flowers) and each... Learn More
- Anthurium Prince of Orange 12 cmAnthurium Prince of Orange€14.95 As low as €11.95Out of stockOut of stockAlso known as Flamingo flower or boy flower these popular exotic houseplants have eye-catching, waxy heart shaped bright Orange spathes (often... Learn More
Anthurium Purple 14 cmAnthurium Purple€17.95 As low as €13.95Out of stockOut of stockAlso known as Flamingo flower or boy flower these popular exotic houseplants have eye-catching, waxy heart shaped spates (often referred to as... Learn More
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Anthuriums are also known as Flamingo flower or boy flower
These popular exotic houseplants have eye-catching, waxy heart shaped spathes (often referred to as flowers) with yellow spikes (spadix) sticking out from the centre of each spathe on dark green foliage
Anthuriums as we know them today have their history going back to 1876 when the first hybrids were developed from plants from the rain forests of Columbia.
The name Anthurium is derived from the Greek words 'Anthos' meaning Flower and 'oura', which means tail (Tail Flower).
