If you are lucky enough to have the choice of how to orientate your conservatory, the expert view is that north-facing is probably best for plants whereas south-facing suits people best.

Conservatory plants offer the perfect way to bring a lush, leafy look to conservatories and garden rooms. Many are small and domed shaped, such as Mammilalaria spinosissima with its rusty red ...

This can include an unheated greenhouse, porch or conservatory,' says Drew. 'In milder climates, moving plants close to walls or fences can be enough to protect them from the worst of the winter ...

As you can imagine by its common name, these Cast Iron Plants are easy to look after, plus will add deep green, leafy hues to your winter conservatory.

It's time to start thinking about protecting our plants before the winter weather arrives, but there are several overwintering mistakes to watch out for to ensure your efforts don't go to waste.

If you've ever wondered where all the plants go after the themes change at the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens, we have the answer right here.

Citrus trees These plants can thrive in cool temperatures, so are the perfect addition to an unheated conservatory or similar spot in your home.

“Many succulents are cold-tolerant, as long as they do not get too wet – ideal for growing in unheated glasshouses. There are plenty, for example, that are hardy down to five degrees.

As you can imagine by its common name, these Cast Iron Plants are easy to look after, plus will add deep green, leafy hues to your winter conservatory. They are happy in an unheated environment ...