Indoor Plants

Burgundy ficus features nearly jet black leaves, with the new growth tips glowing bright red. Bright, indirect light. Leaves lose their color in lower light.Let the top half of the soil dry out between waterings, then water thoroughly. Prefers stable temperatures over 60 degrees

One of the most popular houseplants in the world, probably because it’s easy care and always attractive. One of the top 10 plants for purifying the air. Bright, indirect lightLet soil dry slightly between watering.

The Swiss Cheese plant gets its name from the holes, or fenestrations, in the leaves. These holes develop and enlarge as each leaf grows to maturity. This trailing plant can also be grown on a support for larger, vertical growth.Bright, indirect light; water when surface of soil becomes dry. 

Philodendron Birkin is an outstanding new upright hybrid with pure white pinstripe variegation on its leaves as it matures. Highly sought after by collectors and lovers of outstanding variegation.Bright, indirect lightAllow surface of soil to dry out between waterings.

Pilea peperomioides is a Chinese native, and is sometimes called the pancake plant or UFO plant because of its round leaves. Mature plants produce ‘pups’, or baby plants which surround the mother plant. Leave them be for a fuller plant, or detach and plant up to share. Weirdly wonderful! Bright, indirect light Water when the top of the soil dries, usually every 1-2 weeks. 

One of the easiest care ferns for indoors, featuring long, glossy fronds with a wavy edge. Fronds emerging from the center of the rosette resemble bird's eggs. Prefer bright, indirect light, though will tolerate lower lightWater when about half the soil is dry; water the edges of the pot and not the center of the 'nest'.Not as humidity-craving as many other ferns

Tightly clipped fine myrtle foliage adds delicacy to the classic topiary formBright, indirect lightKeep soil evenly moist