The croton is a striking, easy-to-grow houseplant known for its variegated foliage of green, scarlet, orange, and yellow splotches. Here’s how to care for a croton in your home or garden.

Cryptanthus bromeliads, more commonly known as earth stars due to the rosette-shaped arrangement of the leaves and their low growth habit, are beautiful and incredibly varied plants native to Brazil. They make lovely house plants.

Ctenanthe plants, often referred to as "Never Never plants," are popular for their strikingly patterned leaves, which display intricate designs in shades of green, silver, and purple. Native to the tropical regions of Central and South America, these plants...

Dieffenbachia, also known by its common name “dumb cane plant,” is a captivating and popular houseplant that originates from the rich soils and warm climates of South America and the West Indies in the Caribbean.

Its appeal lies in its...

The Dracaena genus of tropical broadleaf evergreen shrubs and trees includes several species commonly used as houseplants throughout the world. There are many types of Dracaena houseplant to choose from, most of them have spear- or grass-shaped leaves that extend off...

Our beginner-friendly house plant bundle comes with indoor plants that require minimal work but can spruce up any living space. Perfect for new plant parents or as a back to school gift.

Our Easy Care Bundle is perfect for...

These EASY CARE houseplants are great for beginner's!

Euphorbia is a very large and diverse genus of flowering plants, commonly called spurge. These versatile plants range from succulent-like to annuals like Poinsettia. Be aware that their milky sap is poisonous.

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Ferns are some of the oldest living plants, growing in a wide range of cold, temperate, and tropical climates around the world. There are at least 12,000 species, from miniature to towering tree forms. These ancient plants, which evolved...

Native to tropical regions of Southeast Asia, Ficus have adapted well to indoor environments and will thrive with minimal care as long as you give them plenty of bright light and consistent moisture. Not only are they great plants for adding...