Painted Leaf Begonia is a tropical perennial that is native to India. The beauty and compact size of this plant make it an easy fit for a window sill garden. If you are looking for a new plant that will bring wonderful colors and textures without any strange or fussy care requirements, you will love […]
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As part of the Peperomia plant family, this variety is suitably designed for use as a houseplant. Peperomia Puteolata is cute, it is compact, it is unfussy, and it is not toxic to family pets or small children. This is an ideal plant for gardeners of all skill levels and schedules. Whether you are new
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This variety of Peperomia is very succulent-like. Its combination of succulent characteristics and the easygoing Peperomia family traits make this plant an ideal option for a beginner or a busy gardener. With so many positive attributes going for it, you’re going to want one Peperomia Prostrata for your own window sill garden or to use
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Begonia pavonina, also known as peacock begonia, is the perfect plant for anyone looking for something unique and beautiful to bring into their home. With leaves that shimmer an ethereal blue when caught by rays of the sun, it isn’t hard to tell how it earned its name; this species of begonia is truly one
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If ever there was a variety of Peperomia that showcased its close familial ties to the pepper family (Piperaceae), the Peperomia Rosso also known as Emerald Ripple Pepper is it. This is a stunning plant with an easygoing nature that is sure to become a favorite for window sill gardens. This stunning plant is actually
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If you really want a plant feature or a talking point for your sill garden window, the Peperomia Ferreyrae a.k.a Pincushion Peperomia is sure to deliver. This unique-looking plant has many common names because it has such interesting features. You may see it labeled as a Green Bean Peperomia, a Happy Bean Peperomia, or a
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Peperomia Ruby Cascade is a charming and picturesque plant from the tropical regions of South and Central America. It is not a true succulent but its leaves act like a succulent since they are capable of storing small amounts of water. Another interesting feature of this plant is its relation to pepper plants. Peperomia plants
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This is a compact-size tropical plant that comes in many different varieties or cultivars. The most common cultivars are Emerald Ripple Pepper, Silver Heart, and Ivy-Leaf Peperomia. All varieties or cultivars of Peperomia are easygoing and unfussy plants. They are ideally suited as an indoor plant or as part of a window sill garden. Not
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Perhaps what draws people to care for different types of monsteras is that the plants are very beautiful, yet each has its own distinct look. Many monsteras also exhibit heterophylly, which is when the leaves on a younger plant look very differently from the leaves of the same plant when it matures. Some varieties also
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This member of the Pilea family goes by many names. Some of the most common names used to refer to it are Pilea Silver Sparkle, Grey Baby Tears, and Grey Artillery Plant. The name Pilea Glauca is just another of its many common names, not its scientific name. This little plant doesn’t actually have a
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