Architectural Plants

No set variety of plant makes up this particular category.  Architectural plants is a term we at online plants like to use for plants which 'break the mold'

They're just a bit different. Their foliage, colour and shape differ from the usual. Generally, Architectural plants are one-off, an example is the Queensland bottle tree, this looks absolutely stunning as a single specimen plant. However, it can equally effective as a pyramid planted group of 3.

Architectural plants do not have to be exclusive and rare, they can be common such as the Silver Birch. Great example of a really underrated tree that stands out for its unique shimmering trunk and foliage.  Planted in a group or in isolation can look superb. 

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