A pretty, dainty fern that appears delicate but is quite tough. Maidenhair ferns are happiest in a moist and shady spot, where its bright green folaige can shine.
The leaves start out a mahogany color, changing to bronze, then finally to dark green once matured. Maintenance is easy, simply cut away any browning branches.
This fern thrives in low light, so it’s ideal for shady areas under trees. It’s such an attractive, yet low-maintenance, plant.
Has leathery green leaves that perfectly resemble a heart. With an open form, its shape and texture add a focal point to a terrarium or windowsill garden. For optimum care, the soil needs to be evenly moist.
Lovely, bright green fronds arranged in a circular “bird’s nest” shaped pattern. Many varieties to choose from!
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Packs big pizzazz for a dwarf shrub. Its lovely pyramidal form and vibrant chartreuse foliage are a terrific decorative accent. As an added treat, the foliage has a refreshing lemony scent that adds a light touch of fragrance to a room.
A sturdy and stately plant with large dramatically variegated foliage and an easy disposition, the dieffenbachia are a wonderful addition to most homes.
Generally quite easy to grow in large, well-draining pots filled with ordinary commercial potting mix. Proper watering and correct light exposure will keep them healthy.
Its eye-catching leaves are ideal for brightening a boring corner or take center stage.
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A unique fern with thick & glossy dark green foliage held on strong, feathery fronds. Durable, handsome, & highly adaptable to low humidity, this sterile variety does not develop messy spores, making it an ideal houseplant in any climate.
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