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Arrow-shaped leaves, green, pink or white, that change shape as they grow. Our Syngonium and arrangements, and the guide to keeping them compact.
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Syngonium is an aroid from tropical America with around thirty species. When young, it forms a compact clump of arrow-shaped leaves; as it ages, it becomes a vine and its leaves divide into three, five or seven lobes. That's why it's pruned regularly: to keep those pretty young leaves. Horticultural selection has multiplied the colours, from green to pale pink.
| Species or variety | What sets it apart |
|---|---|
| Syngonium podophyllum ‘Pink’ | Pale pink and soft green leaves. Shown here in a 13 cm handmade pot. |
| Syngonium ‘White Butterfly’ | Very pale green leaves, almost white in the centre. |
| Syngonium ‘Albo Variegatum’ | Pure white variegation, rare and more fragile. |
| In our arrangements | Green and pink Syngonium together with other tropicals, as in the Lush Forest. |
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Sources: Plants of the World Online (Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew) for names and origin; Royal Horticultural Society for cultivation; ASPCA for toxicity; and our own practice at the Rabat studio. Growing guidelines are averages: the light and air in your home matter more than anything.
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It's in its nature: as it grows, it moves from arrow-shaped to lobed leaves. Regular pruning keeps the juvenile form.