Nature Indoors offers many different types of plants for your specific needs. Here are just a few samples of some of our favorites!
ZZ or “ZeeZee”
Zeezee plant tolerates low light and neglect, and still looks great. It forms a cluster...
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One of the best indoor plants for low-light situations, pothos is an easy-care vining...
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One of the showiest houseplants, the orchid is remarkably easy to grow — despite...
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Kalanchoes are a diverse group of succulent plants. Many are grown for their foliage,...
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Chin Evergreen
Chinese evergreen is an excellent foliage plant for low to medium light. Its lance-shape...
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Ficus plants range from large trees to woody shrubs to trailing vines. All grow best in...
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Add excitement to dim areas of your yard with shade-loving coleus varieties that have a...
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The lush arching, dangling fronds of Boston fern are especially suited to hanging...
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Snake plant
Snake plant is a carefree, tough succulent that grows almost anywhere. Its leathery...
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China doll can become a large tree outdoors, but in the home you can keep it to 4 or 5...
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Pileas are small mounded or creeping foliage plants, often with puckered or quilted...
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Most philodendrons are vines that clamber in trees in their native tropical habitat, thus...
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Bamboo Palm
Looking for a small palm that tolerates shade? Check out bamboo palm and its relatives....
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Croton is a colorful shrub with leathery leaves that are most colorful in bright light....
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