Adding a little greenery to your home immediately spruces up any room!
However, some homeowners desire natural beauty but without the extra effort. If this description sounds like you, Hoya Obovata is just the plant for you!
They are a faster growing variety of Hoya, easy to care for, attractive semi-succulent trailing plants characterized by thick, waxy leaves, long tendrils, and silvery splash patterns.
Calathea white fusion, isn’t that just one of the coolest plant names you’ve heard?
And rightly so, this magnificent variegated plant definitely deserves the honor of bearing such a great nickname.
Have you ever thought of owning a plant that looks dramatic but is fairly easy to grow?
Then the Rhaphidophora decursiva plant might be the perfect houseplant for you.
The Rhaphidophora decursiva is a very easy-going evergreen tropical stunner, with an extraordinary climbing growth habit due to its amazing aerial roots, which will definitely add a dramatic effect to any indoor room or outdoor garden.
The Begonia Maculata plant has the most wonderful common names — The Polka Dot Plant, The Spotted Begonia or The Clown Begonia!
These charming, colorful terms describe the best features of this flowering houseplant — large angel wing-shaped green leaves with polka dots on the top and deep purple-red underneath.
Welcome to our Orange Star Plant care guide.
The Orange Star plant, also known as Sun Star or Star of Bethlehem, is a plant native to the Western Cape in South Africa, and is hardy in USDA hardiness zones 7 through 11.
It is aptly named orange star plant for its breathtaking cluster of bright orange flowers that feature a star-like appearance.
Are you one of the many plant owners who were under the impression that these two, very similar-looking wonderful marble queen and snow queen varieties of pothos are the same?
Well, welcome to the battle of the snow queen vs marble queen pothos, two of the most popular and common houseplants in the cultivation world.
Phoenix roebelenii, also commonly referred to as pygmy date palm, miniature date palm, or dwarf date palm, is a species of date palm native to northern Laos, Southeast Asia, and northern Vietnam.
This subtropical spreading palm as the name suggests is short in height, and grows to roughly 5 feet to 6 feet indoors.