Balcony and garden plants for Hong Kong homes
Start with the hours of direct sun, wind exposure and drainage. Then compare flowering, foliage and fruiting plants; flowering and fruiting always depend on the variety and conditions.

Find a plant for your space
Open a product for sizes, pot options and current prices.
Everfresh Tree
Finger Lime Tree
Finger Lime Tree carries a fine evergreen canopy and slender fruit filled with glistening, pearl-like vesicles that burst gently on the palate — the origin of its 'citrus caviar' nickname. Its light, upright silhouette suits a sunny balcony or bright garden perfectly.
It thrives in full sun with shelter from wind and sharp drainage, plus steady moisture while actively growing. The branches are thorny, so wear gloves when moving or pruning it. Flowering and fruiting vary with maturity, light and season.
Olive Tree
Olive Tree brings Mediterranean character to a sunny balcony, with grey-green leaves, silvery undersides and a sculptural trunk. Pale walls and warm wood make a quiet backdrop for its natural form.
Approx. 1.7–1.8 m overall, including the nursery pot.
Flowering, fruiting and delivery: Olive trees usually flower from late spring to early summer, with fruit ripening from autumn into early winter. In Hong Kong, potted olives are grown mainly for foliage and form, and may not fruit. Ask about the current batch before ordering if flowers or fruit matter.
Start with where it will live
Read the light before choosing
Outdoor does not always mean tolerant of all-day sun. Note the hours of direct light and check the species. A plant moved into stronger light may need gradual acclimatisation.
Plan for wind and rain
Use stable pots, keep drainage holes clear and avoid exposed railing edges. Move plants to a sheltered position ahead of severe weather.
| Purpose | Plants to compare | Size options | What to consider |
|---|---|---|---|
| Growing fruit | Blueberry, Lemon Tree | See product options | Sun, variety and pollination |
| Growing flowers | Bougainvillea, Azalea | See product options | Each species’ light needs |
Before you order
Can an outdoor plant live indoors?
It depends on the species and the light available. A plant that needs strong light may struggle in a dim room.
Will a fruit tree always produce fruit?
No. Variety, maturity, pollination, sunlight and care all affect fruiting.
What should I consider for a windy balcony or roof terrace?
Share the exposure, sunlight and a photograph of the space. Consider pot stability and how the plant can be moved, as well as the plant itself.
How long does delivery take in Hong Kong?
Delivery normally takes 3–7 business days after ordering to Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories, excluding outlying islands. The date still needs confirmation; public holidays and severe weather can cause delays.
How much does delivery cost?
Delivery is free on orders of HK$1,500 or more; otherwise, it costs HK$200. Direct lift access carries no stair charge; carrying upstairs costs HK$50 per floor. Please ask us about unusual access.
What if my plant arrives with a health issue?
Contact us within seven days with your order number and photographs of the plant. Claims are handled under the returns policy; the health promise does not cover every reason for an exchange.