Indoor plants - page 2

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.

Clerodendron is a shrub with abundant foliage and flowers.

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

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.

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

From a sheath of deep green a flaming sword of yellow and red bursts forth… This is

 Codonanthe is a rare find in garden stores, but the cascading string of leaves is clearly worth the

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Anthurium, also called Flamingo flower, requires special care. This is especially because this plant is native to tropical regions and has some difficulty adapting to living indoors in houses and apartments.

The growing and caring for a Cymbidium orchid is on par with the easiest of all orchids. Deep into winter is generally when its magnificent blooming is appreciated,

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

Azalea shrubs are enchanting straight from the first day of spring, whether your azaleas are indoors or outside.

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

Learn to discover these flowers with uninterrupted blooming, and how to highlight them. This winter, with orchids, the trend is on #TheWorldBeyond!

A prized gift that often replaces flower bouquets: the orchid, and more specifically the phalaenopsis orchid, is very appealing.

Monstera is among the favorite plants chosen to decorate houses and apartments.

Short bursts of colors to brighten up the winter season. Poinsettia and hyacinth: two plants that share the ability of gifting us with an explosion of colors at the heart of winter.

Frangipani is a shrub used indoors for its appealing blooming and its great ornamental qualities.

Plumeria is one of those superb flower shrubs, used indoors for its exceptional blooming and its incredible ornamental value.

The Ficus forever tree is a magnificent indoor plant and it deserves the greatest care that can be provided.

Clivia is an elegant flower-bearing indoor plant.

As original, colorful and exotic as its cousins are, Aechmea is a simply astounding indoor plant of the vast Bromeliaceae family.

Beaucarnea is a magnificent indoor tree which many find appealing for its leafage and its amazing trunk.

Indoors, the palm tree is a powerful ornamental asset thanks to its designer palm leaves. It also makes the house a greener place to be. Our advice on how to make it last.

The fittonia plant is native to the tropical forests of South America.

Why stay so down-to-earth? Nothing keeps you from looking up and reaching for the sky! What if you let yourself be seduced by hanging plants?

Croton is native to the islands of the Pacific Ocean.

Stephanotis (or Madagascar jasmine) was the favorite plant of Marilyn Monroe. The blooming does require a little care, but its elegant flowers that release such an incredible intense odor are worth the work! A lucky charm plant native to Madagascar, from whence it was brought in the XIXth century, Stephanotis is traditionally used in bridal […]

The Ficus genus counts hundreds of species, some of which are used to decorate homes indoors.

Like some mammals, indoor plants also need to hibernate! Here is how to ensure they rest at peace to wake up again from the dead as beautiful as ever!

Dieffenbachia is native to Central America and Brazil.

In winter, growing conditions change, even inside the house: your leaf plants require special care.

African violet is one of the most sold indoor plants the world over.

Aeschynanthus gilds our homes thanks to its magnificent blooming from May to September.

Philodendron is a very beautiful indoor plant with ornamental leaves.

You might know the Phalaenopsis that has set root in many homes all over the world, but a great many other orchid varieties are still unknown to the greater public.