WIT & WHISTLE

The Comeback kid

Shunned for years, the pink princess plant has suddenly found itself the darling of the ball. Everyone wants one for their indoor plant jungles. And you can see how the bright pink and green variegated leaves add a pop of colour to any home. 

A plant lover's best friend, it seems the Philodendron has invited a whole new generation of enthusiasts into the world of horticulture.  In fact, poor little Phillies have been ripped out of the native and botanic gardens of late. 

For the time being, why not settle on this gorgeous Wit & Whistle keychain. It's a great gift for a friend or just to add to your boring black car keys.

• 3.5″ long including key ring
• hard enamel
• gold finish
• Wit & Whistle charm
• imported

The card says it all, no? Intricately illustrated by Amanda Wright, aka Wit & Whistle, this gorgeous card may be all you need for your proud plant nerd friend. 

Dimensions: 4.25″ x 5.5″  with brown kraft envelope, printed on 100# natural white cardstock.

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Bittersweet sympathy

OK, OK, maybe it was manslaughter. We've all been guilty of it.

You know this card might be just the thing for that friend or colleague that talks incessantly about their plants.

Just work out how soon is too soon before gifting it.

Dimensions: 4.25″ x 5.5″  with yellow envelope, printed on 100% natural white cardstock.

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The Heartbreak kid

Jut like a schmaltzy rom-com movie scene, you spot an Anthurium clarinervium from the other side of a room and you're simply stopped in your tracks. With its dark green, deeply lobed heart-shaped leaves and contrasting white veins you can't but admire its form and beauty.

A member of the Aroid family and found in the tropics, Anthuriums have become ever so popular with plant mums and dads. If you're not sure whether you ready for such a committed relationship with the real thing, why not try this intricate gold and green key ring beautifully designed by illustrator Amanda Wright of Wit & Whistle.

• 3.5″ long including key ring
• hard enamel
• gold finish
• Wit & Whistle char
• imported

The Comeback kid

Shunned for years, the pink princess plant has suddenly found itself the darling of the ball. Everyone wants one for their indoor plant jungles. And you can see how the bright pink and gen variegated leaves add a pop of colour to any home. 

A plant lover's best friend, it seems the Philodendron has invited a whole new generation of enthusiasts into the world of horticulture.  In fact, poor little Phillies have been ripped out of the native and botanic gardens of late. 

For the time being, why not settle on this gorgeous Wit & Whistle enamel pin. It looks great on any jacket lapel. 

• .8″ x 1.6″
• hard enamel
• gold finish
• rubber clutch
• Wit & Whistle backstamp
• imported

That Philodendron all-star

No, not a 70s alternative rock back but one of the most beautiful specimens in the plant world. Philodendron gloriosum is native to Colombia. 

A plant lovers best friend, it seems the Philodendron has invited a whole new generation of enthusiasts into the world of horticulture. Who can't but love the many colourful and variegated varieties of Philodendron with their distinct heart-shaped leaves and curious contrasting veins. In fact, people love them so much, the poor little Phillies have been ripped out of the native and botanic gardens of late. 

For the time being, why not settle on this gorgeous keyring. It's a great gift for a friend or just to add to your boring black car keys.

• 3.5″ long including key ring
• hard enamel
• gold finish
• Wit & Whistle charm
• imported

Imported

Chloro-loco

Get the feeling you or your friends are a tad crazy for all things plants. If you know the difference between an Alocasia and a Colocasia perhaps this pin is for you.

• 1.5″ x .6.2″
• gold finish
• rubber clutch
• Wit & Whistle back stamp

Imported