HOUSE PLANTS

Snake Plant

This needs little if no attention and can grow in very low light. Also known as mother-in-law’s tongue, the snake plant has pointed, stiff leaves that come in green and yellow colors ranging from vibrant to muted in saturation.

Rubber Plant

Named for the texture of its leaves, the rubber plant can vary in size depending on conditions; the younger it is when introduced to its environment, the more likely it will be to thrive and grow.

Orchid

Orchids are one of the largest groups of flowering plants with over 25,000 species. They are found all over the world, from the tropics to the Arctic Circle, with a huge variety of color and size, form and fragrance.

Zebra Plant

With its large, shiny, white-striped leaves and pretty yellow flowers, the zebra plant is a great indoor plant. Although its lifespan is short, it can be propagated to create new baby plants.

Split Leaf Philodendron

This large leafy plant is a very popular indoor plant. Native to the jungles of Mexico and India, Monstera deliciosa, to give it its scientific name, can be quite toxic when consumed, so pet owners beware.

Hindu Rope Plant

This succulent vine is also known as Krinkle Kurl, due to its shape and how it grows. The Hindu rope plant makes a great hanging plant, or grow it draped over the side of large potted containers.

Shamrock

Only growing up to 6 inches (15cm), the shamrock makes a small, but perfect addition to home planters. Unlike most house plants, it dies in the summer (considered its dormant stage) and regrows after a few months.

English Ivy

An evergreen climbing plant, English ivy (Hedera helix) grows very quickly, spreading anywhere and everywhere it can lay down roots. The invasive nature of this plant can make it a nuisance to some gardeners and homeowners.

Fiddle Leaf Fig

This large house plant is highly sought after by interior decorators due to its slender trunk and large spray of waxy, green ruffled leaves. A native to the tropics, this plant requires filtered bright light to thrive.

Juniper Bonsai

A member of the cypress family with over 70 species, the juniper bonsai has foliage that varies in texture and color from dark to light green. It requires dormant times of rest and may die if overwatered or overpruned.

Eternity Plant

Also known as the ZZ plant, the eternity plant is native to East Africa and is renowned for its hardiness, hence its name. This plant is very slow growing and can take a few years to reach full maturity.

Devil’s Ivy (Marble Queen)

A member of the pothos family, devil’s ivy has long vines that cascade down whatever container it is growing in. This plant is makes a great house plant as it is considered an air-purifying plant.