Light and airy, delicate fronds are openly layered on long, upward twining steams.Easy-to-care-for plants that grow as houseplants and in shady gardens.
This dependable, easy-to-grow fern produces great masses of long, narrow, pale green leaves, creating beautiful hanging baskets or gently arching out of raised containers.
The coffee plant is an attractive little specimen with glossy green leaves and a compact growth habit. It makes a surprisingly good potted indoor plant.
A lovely tropical vine known as the rex begonia vine or the tapestry vine. Through this plant is completely unrelated to actual rex begonias, the leaves are multi-colored and have an appearance very similar to a rex begonia, hence the common name.
Attractive pointy leaves remain green in color with distinctive red veins and tinges of chartreuse throughout the year
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A small, evergreen shrub, it has long, bipinnate leaves with glossy, deeply veined leaflets that are about 2″ long. Young plants are compact with branching, woody stems that reach about 2′ long. Fast-growing, this plant will quickly become leggy if not pruned back.
With long, narrow leaves and distinctive coloration pattern, the Rattlesnake is a relatively easy specimen to care for among calatheas and makes for a great plant to start your prayer plant collection.
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The showy bromeliad may look difficult to grow, but this tropical-looking epiphyte is easy to care for in average home conditions providing an array of stunning colors and textures.
Known for its large variegated leaves that are brightly colored in shades of green, red, silver, and even purple.
The spotted, elongated leaves are a dark green color that sometimes ranges from olive to forest green. The spots are a pale grey to silver color, and the undersides of the leaves are a rich burnt orange color.
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