If you're looking to bring the beautiful freshness of nature into your home, then this section of house plants could be for you. Coming in a variety of shapes and sizes, house plants make a wonderful addition to any home. Like all plants, each variety of indoor plant has certain conditions and location preferences to help them thrive, including some sheltered outdoor spots so you can really accentuate that indoor outdoor flow with some imagination.

11 LISTINGS FOR ASSORTED-INDOOR-PLANTS

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The species is frequently cited as being used in herbal medicine since the beginning of the first century AD. A stemless or very short-stemmed succulent plant. Can be used on bug bites, scratches, sunburn, acne, grazes, scarring tissue.

 

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aka Hen and Chicken Fern

This NZ native Fern makes a striking cover plant for shady situations. Looks good group planted beneath established trees and is useful to plant with Hostas carrying on the interest after the Hostas have died down. Likes the shade and nice moist humus rich soil. Protect from frost.

 

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aka Pony Tail Palm

An unusual 'Palm' with a fat swollen base that increases with age. This base is topped off with a mop of branched green foliage that curves backwards reminiscent of a pony tail. Can be grown outdoors but must be protected from all frost. Good drainage is also essential. Evergreen.

 

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aka Bubbles plant

Indoor plant. Commonly known as the 'bubbles plant' is a trailing houseplant, with small, glossy heart shaped succulent foliage that cascades over the edge of the pot. It can also be trimmed to maintain a more round and compact shape and is the perfect plant for a Indoors or hanging pot.

Keep the soil lightly moist but not wet. Prefers to grow in well lit light but out of direct sunlight.

 

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aka Canary Island Ivy

Ivy. Fast growing evergreen, vigorous and self-clinging. A very useful plant when quick coverage of unsightly areas is needed, use as groundcover, over walls, buildings, tree stumps, or as an indoors plant. Glossy, broad, fresh green foliage, responds well to a trim. Tolerates just about anything.

 

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Variegated Ivy. Fast growing, vigorous and self-clinging. This is a useful plant when quick coverage of unsightly areas is needed. Use as an indoor plant. Glossy, broad, fresh green foliage always looks good and responds well to a trim. Tolerates just about anything. Evergreen.

 

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aka Fruit Salad Plant or Swiss Cheese Plant

A beautiful indoor plant that can be grown in very sheltered, dry, warm climates outdoors. The large leathery, glossy, heart shaped leaves can develop eyes which are referred similar to swiss cheese. Leaves can grow to 90cm across on long stems.

 

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A super compact version of the ever popular philodendron, this free branching plant features deeply divided, fresh green leaves on many stems. It is perfect for pots on patios, indoor gardens, office desktops, and protected outdoor landscape use. Low maintenance.

 

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aka Blue Star Fern

With long, wavy, blue-green leaf fronds this is a stuuning specimen to have in a hanging basket or pot/ container in a sheltered position. Avoid draughts and loves to be mist sprayed on the foliage rather than watered. Can be used indoors and is an air-purifying plant.

 

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aka stonecrop

Stonecrop. A lovely little succulent with rosettes of jade and mauve fleshy leaves. Yellow flowers appear in summer. Perfect for rockeries as a groundcover or in containers. Easy to grow in full sun.