ficus tree
Ficus benjamina
This broadleaf evergreen tree grows to 50’ tall in its native landscape. Widely grown in … Continued
browsing: houseplants
Grow fantastic flowering and foliage plants from tropical and desert regions outdoors in summer to bring indoors in winter.
Indoor plants improve air quality, absorb sound, add eye candy to decor, and just generally make people feel happier!
Spring is a great time to repot tropicals!
fiddle-leaf fig
Ficus lyrata
Easily grown indoors in a soil-based potting mix in bright indirect light or part shade … Continued
zonal geranium | rare foliage or flower forms
Pelagonium x hortorum
‘Fireworks’ white or pink feature star-shaped blooms open on upright plants growing up to 20″ … Continued
giant milkweed
Calotropis gigantea
Thrives in medium moisture and well-drained soils in full sun. Established plants tolerate drought, but … Continued
Gold Moses-in-the-Cradle
Rhoeo spathacea ‘Sitara’s Gold’
Grown for its bright golden foliage, this houseplant grows in part to full shade. This … Continued
golden pothos
Epipremnum aureum 'Aureum'
These plants grow in a wide range of environments, in bright indirect light as well … Continued
grape ivy
Cissus rhombifolia 'Ellen Danica'
Plant climbs with tendrils. Grow in loamy, fertile, well-draining soil. It tolerates full sun to … Continued
handmade macramé hangers
Handcrafted sisal macramé hangers hold an assortment of pot sizes, and include free-hanging, wall-mounted, and … Continued
star window plant
Haworthia venosa subsp. tessellata
Unique markings on the tops of succulent low-growing rosettes. Slow-growing, but will multiply!
heart-leaf philodendron
Philodendron oxycardium
This climbing vine is a workhorse air cleaner, particularly good at battling formaldehyde from sources … Continued
Algerian ivy
Hedera algeriensis
With much larger leaves than English ivy, Algerian ivy foliage is deep dark green with … Continued
variegated English ivy
Hedera helix non-hardy species
Native to Europe, Scandinavia, and Russia and brought to the U.S. by colonial settlers, ivy are … Continued