Ficus lyrata, commonly called the fiddle-leaf fig, is a perfect indoor specimen plant. The plant features very large, heavily veined, and violin-shaped leaves that grow upright on a tall plant.
Ficus ginseng trees have distinctive pot-bellied trunks with smooth gray bark. The foliage is green and oval-shaped, with a slightly waxy feel to the leaves. Ficus ginseng trees can also develop aerial roots in humid, tropical conditions.
Could be the ideal houseplant for you if you want a tough but easy going indoor plant that can reach staggering heights within just a few years. The shiny glossy leaves look great in most homes.
This elegant plant has slender branches that arch gracefully from a light gray trunk, with dense, glossy dark leaves. It is a fast grower and may need to be repotted up to once per year, but do so in the early spring for best results.
The detailed leaves feature variegated tones of green and yellow supported by strong branches. This ficus’ broad look brings an eccentric forest feel to any space.
The long, narrow leaves are naturally glossy and taper to a point. As this ficus tree grows, it may drop its lower leaves revealing a bare woody trunk, giving this tree a palm-like appearance. Sometimes its trunks are braided by growers making it look like a topiary.
Get tons of visual interest, not only because of the ferns themselves but also due to the unusual way they’re typically grown. They are often mounted on wood planks & hung on the wall, it’s a great way to add a bit of green decor to your room.
A small, tufted, evergreen fern bearing broadly lance-shaped, leathery, glossy blue-green fronds, adorned with black stems & narrowly oblong, spiny-toothed, pointed pinnae.
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Uncommon, exotic, but easy-to-grow houseplants. Most varieties trail, making them wonderful choices for hanging baskets if you’re looking for a no-fuss plant to hang in your window or near your desk.