Plant Care

Peperomias, cute and innocent, but not for snacking! With 1000+ species, they offer a variety of leaf shapes and colors. Perfect for low-maintenance greenery.

Overview Fittonias, also known as the Nerve Plant, Mosaic Plant or Net Plant, are a genus of flowering plants in the Acanthaceae family native to the tropical rainforests of South...

Overview Tradescantia, named after John Tradescant, a famous 17th century plant-hunter who’s job would make any Millennial green with envy, is also known by its many other names: Spiderwort, Spider-Lily, Cradle-Lily,...

Croton plants, tropical stunners with vibrant foliage. Despite their fussy reputation, they're easy to maintain, adding flair to any space.

Overview Native to the Solomon Islands in the South Pacific, the Pothos, a trailing vine plant, is notable as being one of the easiest house plants to grow. You’ve likely...

Begonias, with over 1,800 species, these colorful darlings grace gardens worldwide. From hairy foliage to demanding tuberous types, they're a diverse bunch!

Ferns, the ancient wonders that have stood the test of time for 300 million years. With 12,000 species, they thrive in various climates, adding delicate charm to any space, as long as humidity is their friend.

Aglaonema, the Chinese Evergreen, hails from Asian forests, flaunting vibrant foliage in homes and offices. Slow-growing and stunningly low-maintenance!

Meet the Maranta, named after the 16th-century botanist. Native to France, it's also known as the Prayer plant for its nightly leaf-folding ritual.

Sansevieria, the resilient bathroom buddy from African deserts. Also known as "mother-in-law's tongue," they're forgiving and oxygen-emitting nightstand companions.

Alocasias, the head-turners of the plant world! With around 80 species, these stunners from subtropical Asia demand attention with their striking foliage.

Philodendrons, globe-trotting members of the Araceae family. Easy-care air purifiers with glossy foliage, they'll thrive with a little love and encouragement.