22 types of fern plants that will love the indoors
To help you find a fern variety that matches the feel of your home and keeps your indoor feeling outdoors, here are the most popular ferns that are commonly kept as indoor plants.
To help you find a fern variety that matches the feel of your home and keeps your indoor feeling outdoors, here are the most popular ferns that are commonly kept as indoor plants.
Part succulent, part pepper (well…kind of), and fully plantlicious, watermelon Peperomia is a delightfully cheeky companion for any pot or planter in your home.
Growing dandelion plants indoors? Here’s how to grow dandelion and its naturopathic benefits.
Growing chamomile plants indoors? Here’s how to grow chamomile and its naturopathic benefits.
They say that succulents are easy to take care of, but that’s not always the case. These are the 7 best succulents for *truly* easy care.
Calendula is one of the versatile medicinal plants that you can grow at home. Here’s how to grow calendula and take care of it.
There are so many types of peperomia, but these 10 indoor peperomia varieties are our favorites. Here’s where to get them.
With sweetly fragrant blooms so perfect you may wonder if they’re real, hoya carnosa is a delight to all of the senses. Here’s our care guide.
Pot the impossible! The Boston fern filters light and purifies the air. Known commonly as Sword Fern, Ladder Fern, or Boss Fern, this plant is easier to keep indoors than you might think.
plant description Peperomia plants are a cheerful addition to workspaces and homes. These semi-succulents are popular with new plant parents due to their minimal maintenance needs. Consisting of more than 1500 tropical and subtropical species, the Peperomia genus is one of the largest in the Piperaceae family and is closely related to the black pepper
plant description The Tillandsia genus, widely known as air plants, consists of 650 species. Native to southern North America through to South America, air plants have evolved to inhabit ecological niches found within various forest, mountain, and desert environments. For this reason, air plants make perfect indoor plants as they are highly adaptable and quite
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