Indoor plants

Dracaena marginata ‘bicolor’ is a special variety of dragon plant. Deep green leaves are lined with a thin, elegant strand of bordeaux red, encasing bands of emerald green and ivory yellow. Dracaena marginata bicolor facts Name – Dracaena reflexa var. angustifolia ‘bicolor’ Horticultural name – Dracaena marginata Family – Agavoidaea Height – 3 to 6 […]

Ficus benjamina is certainly one of the favorite plants all around, and deserves to be taken care of diligently.

Lucky bamboo – the bringer of good fortune – has become a very successful indoor plant.

The specific care that’s needed for a dracaena, how and when it should be repotted, watered and what diseases infect it.

Dracaena massangeana belongs to the dragon plant family, and its complete scientific name, D. fragrans, hints to its rare amazingly scented blooming.

It gets all the votes at Christmas for its bracts and foliage match the colors of the party: red and green.

The rubber tree, or Ficus elastica, is a very beautiful indoor plant much liked for its shiny thick leathery leaves.

Mandevilla – some species of which are called Dipladenia – are remarkable climbing shrub vines.

Cyclamen is one of the cutest flowers to bloom in fall and winter.

Although often grown as an outdoor hedge, it’s possible to grow a small barberry shrub inside. Simple care and a few smart

Poinsettia is one of the cutest indoor plants, often quite remarkable around New Year’s and Christmas.

Strelitzia is a superb plant that comes from the tropics, boasting simply magnificent flowers and nicely dense leafage.

This is the ideal plant to provide warm colors during the cold season.

Do you tend to forget watering your plants? Succulents and Cactus are the solution! These plants are virtually care-free, and their many shapes and sizes lend a touch of exotic graphic shapes to your home.

Many are familiar with the survivor plant Zamioculcas zamiifolia – but the Raven ZZ boasts

Dracaena marginata, often thought to be a palm tree, is a truly magnificent indoor plant.

Crassula is an indoor succulent plant family that displays surprising evergreen leafage. It shows up in more and more places for its very trendy ornamental value.

Schefflera is a plant commonly found in houses, apartments and offices. It is appreciated for the beauty of its foliage and its great ease of care.

The jade tree, which makes a perfect bonsai plant, is a succulent that offers magnificent evergreen leafage. Its ornamental appeal make it one of today’s trendiest plants.

Here is the second part of our article related to air purifying indoor plants. You’ll find a list below of the most common and easy-to-grow plants that yield maximum possible results.

Ficus ginseng is a superb indoor plant that is much liked for its superb root trunk and its very ornamental foliage.

Kalanchoe or kalankoe is surely among the most beautiful succulents.

Gloxinia embellishes our homes thanks to its magnificent blooming.

With its diverse shapes and bright colors, the cyclamen is the highlight of the winter.

Clerodendron is a shrub with abundant foliage and flowers.

Aloe vera is a very ornamental indoor plant, easy to care for and not demanding at any time during the year.

The ZZ plant is a plant with tall, leafy fronds that are a perfect fit for striking interior designs. Caring

Although growing avocado tree in the ground is only possible in tropical regions or in the Mediterranean area, it is easy to sprout an avocado from seed and grow it indoors.

Amaryllis is a magnificent indoor plant that can grow outdoors if the climate is warm enough.

With its amazing colorful bloom girdled with a crown of deep green leaves, Bromelia does every thing it can to catch your eye. This exotic beauty comes in many shapes and varieties, and is often the most original indoor plant of our homes.

Calliandra is a shrubby plant that bears extremely ornamental foliage and flowers.

Echeveria is a succulent plant that displays surprising evergreen leafage.

Howea is, decidedly, a curious plant: it’s found in houses all over the world, but grows in the wild only on a single tiny exotic island…

Schlumbergera, also called Christmas cactus, is a cute succulent plant that blooms in fall or winter.

Brunfelsia, also called “Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow”, is a nice summer-blooming shrub.

Ficus microcarpa is a small, easy bonsai often found in DIY or house furniture stores.

Amaryllis is a bulbous plant that is truly magnificent when it blooms in fall, or winter indoors.

In the Bromeliaceae family, the Vriesea really stands out. As original, colorful and exotic as its cousins, Vriesea is simply an astounding indoor plant.

Both plants belong to the Araceae family, and share surprising bracts that give color to drab interiors.

Native to Central and South America, amaryllis counts over 80 hybrid  species with flowers simple or double, large or average-sized, with varied colors.

Zamioculcas is a superb indoor plant native to tropical Africa.

Bird of paradise is a superb plant, boasting simply magnificent flowers and nicely dense leafage.

Dracaena marginata is an indoor plant that owes its ease of care to survival mechanisms that developed over eons.

With their bright flowers, so rare and precious in winter, azaleas are classic gifts for Christmas and New Year joys.

Sansevieria, also called Mother-in-law’s tongue or snake plant, is a plant native to Africa. Used indoors, it boasts graphic designer leaves and is very ornamental.

Abutilons, also called room maples, are very beautiful plants that bloom from spring to fall. Caring for them is easy.

Tamaya, also called bamboo begonia and Begonia maculata, is a magnificent indoor plant that offers abundant flowers.

ZZ plant propagation reveals an incredibly surprising plant. Multiplying the ZZ seems to call upon all possible means of reproduction!

As surprising as it may seem, Zamioculcas zamiifolia is the perfect plant for an office setting.

With its magnificent brightly colored flowered stems, amaryllis brings light to our houses for the long winter season. To make it bloom again, special care is needed.

You’re the proud owner of a Spathiphyllum and you wish to make this marvelous indoor plant last.