Everyone has their own design preferences. When a style pleases your senses it becomes your aesthetic. Styles can range from simple and light to eclectic and colorful. One thing is for sure, there is a perfect plant for every aesthetic!

Cast-iron plants aren’t just popular due to their arching, glossy, dark green leaves that make them a beautiful and lush houseplant. Instead, it is the fact that this plant is as tough as iron that makes it a huge favorite among people who don’t have much time for plant care.

Being a beginner plant owner can be pretty daunting; keeping track of watering schedules, worrying about how much light they need, feeding, humidity--- it’s a lot. However, there are some houseplants that are much easier to care for than others, which makes them perfect for beginners!

Windmill Palms are an extremely hardy variety of palm trees, loved for their tropical green fronds and ease of care. Windmills are a great option for people who live in more northern states who would still like to grow palm trees in their yards.

ZZ Plants are some of the most popular houseplants on the market. Their beautiful, waxy green appearance earned it the nickname “gem plant”, combined with how adaptable and easy it to care for it makes this plant nearly irresistible.

When ordering plants online, the biggest concern our customers have is usually “How in the world can you safely ship a live plant?”

Spider plants are known for their thin and arched green leaves that are laced with white stripes. They are one of the most popular types of houseplants not only because they look good, but also since they are incredibly easy to grow and care for.

Although most houseplants do not require direct light, the majority do require a certain amount of bright indirect light on a daily basis.

Plant parenting is a growing trend – especially among millennials. More and more of them are starting to discover that growing and caring for indoor plants can be soothing, relaxing, and good for their mental health.

Fiddle leaf figs are one of the most popular indoor plants due to their large, shiny, heavily-veined leaves. However, although they are popular house plants nowadays, they are originally native to the tropical regions of Africa – and keeping them potted under a roof does require some care.