Freya's Tropical Garden

Freya's Tropical Garden My name is Freya Savidge-Conway and I am a gardener growing tropical plants. https://www.youtube.com/

For plant info & inspiration my YouTube channel 'Freya's Tropical Garden' has varied content related to growing tropical plants.

Rhaphidophora TetraspermaA climbing aroid native to S. Thailand & Malaysia with small split leaves & aerial roots that h...
23/06/2026

Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma
A climbing aroid native to S. Thailand & Malaysia with small split leaves & aerial roots that help it attach to bark or supports as it climbs. It naturally grows in tropical forest understories.

Alpinia ZerumbetA ginger native to E. Asia with pendant clusters of white and yellow flowers and aromatic leaves when cr...
23/06/2026

Alpinia Zerumbet
A ginger native to E. Asia with pendant clusters of white and yellow flowers and aromatic leaves when crushed. It naturally grows in warm, humid forest margins, prefering bright shade, regular watering & rich soil.

Asparagus SetaceusA climbing plant native to S. Africa with feathery cladodes that look like leaves, but are actually ma...
22/06/2026

Asparagus Setaceus
A climbing plant native to S. Africa with feathery cladodes that look like leaves, but are actually made of modified stems. It grows in shaded forest margins, prefering bright indirect light & regular watering.

Musa CoccineaA small ornamental banana native to SE Asia, with bright red flower bracts that protect the small true flow...
22/06/2026

Musa Coccinea
A small ornamental banana native to SE Asia, with bright red flower bracts that protect the small true flowers inside. It naturally grows in humid tropical forests, prefering warmth, high humidity & rich, moist soil.

Caryota MitisA clustering fishtail palm native to SE. Asia. Each stem flowers once before dying back & new stems emerge ...
21/06/2026

Caryota Mitis
A clustering fishtail palm native to SE. Asia. Each stem flowers once before dying back & new stems emerge from the base forming a dense clump. It grows in humid tropical forests prefering bright shade & regular water.

Canna LatifoliaA tall canna native to the Americas, with broad banana-like leaves and yellow flowers that attract insect...
21/06/2026

Canna Latifolia
A tall canna native to the Americas, with broad banana-like leaves and yellow flowers that attract insects. It naturally grows on riverbanks and open wetlands prefering full sun, rich soil and regular watering

20/06/2026

Heliconia Stricta 'Dwarf Jamaican'
‘Dwarf Jamaican’ grows as a low Heliconia with lush green banana-like foliage and bright lobster claw flowers. It prefers dappled light, rich soil, and regular feeding.

Ficus SoatensisA tropical fig tree native to S. America which, like many figs, produces tiny enclosed flowers inside its...
20/06/2026

Ficus Soatensis
A tropical fig tree native to S. America which, like many figs, produces tiny enclosed flowers inside its fruit. It naturally grows in warm lowland forests, prefering bright light, warmth and regular watering.

Ferocactus PilosusA barrel cactus with bright red spines. Flowers form at the crown & appear only on mature plants. It g...
20/06/2026

Ferocactus Pilosus
A barrel cactus with bright red spines. Flowers form at the crown & appear only on mature plants. It grows on rocky slopes in northern Mexico & prefers full sun, excellent drainage and very infrequent watering.

Schellolepis SubauriculataA tropical fern native to tropical S. America which naturally grows in humid forest understori...
19/06/2026

Schellolepis Subauriculata
A tropical fern native to tropical S. America which naturally grows in humid forest understories. It prefers bright shade, high humidity and consistently moist soil.
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