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Long strappy leaves with olive to deep burgundy centers and bright rose-pink edges. Quite the attention grabber in sunny gardens.
Love the look of California lilac but don't think you have the room for it? Midnight Magic is perfect for smaller gardens and low hedges.
If you're a hellebore fan, you'll want to get this one. Semi-double flowers, white edged with a spattering of ruby red dots. Absolutely stunning.
Shorter, broader leaves with intense golden variegation and an overall vase-shape sets this snake plant apart from other varieties.
The primroses are in so it must be close to spring! Pick a color, any color (aside from green), and there are even some combinations to choose from.
Dense mat of tight rosettes serves as the backdrop for salmon pink blooms that start in mid-Spring and keep on into the summer months.
So many house plants thrive in higher humidity. For those who choose not to buy a humidifier, try this elegant little mister.
Want a pop of indoor color without any flowers? Check out this calathea Rosey with in-your-face pink leaves year-round.
If you like tidy, shiny leafed house plants, this is the one for you. Looks great in an indoor planter with other house plants or on its own.
Heart-shaped, jade green leaves grow on stems that will trail or climb with support. Cousin to Golden and Neon Pothos, just not as flashy.
A vigorous trailer and if given support, it can climb vertically with the help of aerial roots. NASA says this one purifies the air!
If there's such a thing as a cheerful looking plant, this one is it. Shiny green leaves edged with cream form a perky mound.
This indoor fern has the signature profile of maidenhair ferns, with new fronds emerging a rosy pink before maturing to green.
Shiny heavily lobed leaves look delicate but aren't, as long as you give this beauty enough light, moderate temps, and regular water.
This thyme does double-duty, providing a wonderfully fragrant spot of color in the garden and adding flavor to foods.
Combine bright green 'Spring Beauty' with 'Black' or 'Bronze Pastel' hens and chicks for a stunning contrast in the fall and winter.
Unusual oak-leaf shaped foliage and two-toned, star-like flowers make this primrose a standout in the early spring garden.
Shiny heavily lobed leaves look delicate but aren't, as long as you give this beauty enough light, moderate temps, and regular water.
It's name may be a tongue-twister, but it's a reliable, easy-care house plant. Just ask for a "ZZ Plant," we'll know which one you mean!
It's name may be a tongue-twister, but it's a reliable, easy-care house plant. Just ask for a "ZZ Plant," we'll know which one you mean!
While this could definitely serve as a garden tool caddy, we think it would be much cuter planted up with some seasonal favorites.
Bring your garden up to eye level, no more getting down on the ground to plant, easy to change out plants with the changing seasons.
Consider this variety the younger brother of "regular" spider plants. Leaves are wider, and not as long, but still sends out baby spiders and flowers!
This "mini-monstera" may be smaller than a true Monstera, but it can still achieve great heights with support, or trail magnificently!