Peperomia Argyreia is an adorably compact perennial plant with striking foliage. It comes from South and Central America and is a part of the Piperaceae plant family. While its common name may lead some to believe that it is related to either watermelons or begonias or both, in actuality, it is not related to either. […]
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Begonia maculata, known more commonly as spotted or polka dot begonia, is an eye-catching addition to any houseplant collection; with angel-like leaves and clusters of delicate white flowers at the right time of year, it’s certainly a plant to admire. Native to southeast Brazil, this photogenic plant is quickly becoming a popular indoor choice for
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As a tuberous Begonia with tiny orange-red flowers, Begonia Boliviensis (Begonia boliviensis A.D.C.) is a native of Southeast Asia, Africa, South, and Central America. The plant’s bloom time is late spring through summer. How to Identify Begonia Boliviensis Begonia Boliviensis has tiny orange-red flowers as a tuberous Begonia with stems growing up from a tuberous
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The Angel Wing Begonia (Begonia ‘Angel Wing) is a member of the fibrous cane Begonia group and got its name from its foliage, which has the shape of angels’ wings. People often grow Angel Wing Begonia for its beautiful, large heart-shaped leaves similar to two folded wings. The plant is native to Brazil, and it
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There are at least 2,000 species of begonia, and more hybrids and cultivars are introduced over time. It’s possible to plant different types of begonia in your garden and still get various kinds of blooms, foliage, and colors. You’d think that different types of plants were planted, even if it’s all begonias. There are eight
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These are two tropical plants that are each vying for all the honors of being the number one indoor plant. It seems that no matter where you go, whether to visit a friend’s home or office space, you will find either a Pothos vs Philodendron plant trailing across a desk or bookshelf. Perhaps, scandalously, you
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If you enjoy plants that have unusual natural beauty, you are going to love Velvet Leaf Philodendron. Once you read how easy it is to grow Philodendron Micans and care for this stunningly beautiful Philodendron variety, you are going to be scrambling to get one for your window sill garden. How to Identify Velvet Leaf
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Having recently gone through a name change (this plant was once called Cereus Tetragonus), Fairy Castle Cactus is still a popular houseplant for those who love desert plants. Its slow growth and compact size make it ideal to use in a window sill garden, or, it can be allowed to grow to its full height
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Satin Pothos (Scindapsus Pictus ‘Argyraeus’) is a tropical vining plant that is originally from Southeast Asia. It is an ideal plant for those who are beginner gardeners or for those who love plants but need something that doesn’t require a lot of technical care. How to Identify Satin Pothos The key identifier of this plant is
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Could your interior use a little inspiration? You don’t have to invest in a ton of new furniture or overhaul your entire living space. A little greenery can go a long way. Indoor plants add instant character and personality to any space. Whether your style is bohemian and eclectic or modern and minimalist, you can
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