Common Houseplants Catalog

Valued for its attractive foliage and tolerance of low-light conditions.

Known for its large, dramatic leaves resembling elephant ears.

Features bright, waxy spathes often mistaken for flowers.

Distinctive for its striped leaves and bright yellow flower bracts.

A coniferous tree often kept as a living Christmas tree.

Extremely hardy and tolerant of neglect, low light, and temperature fluctuations.

A diverse group with varied leaf shapes, colors, and flowers.

Includes air plants; known for their unique forms and colorful bracts.

Leaves fold up at night, resembling praying hands; intricate leaf patterns.

Produces plantlets ('spiders') on long stems; easy to propagate.

Dwarf citrus varieties that can be grown indoors for fruit.

Features striking, fishbone-patterned leaves.

Known for its upswept petals and heart-shaped, patterned leaves.

Large, variegated leaves; sap can cause temporary speechlessness if ingested.

One of the most common houseplants, known for its variegated forms and ease of care.

Not a true fern, but has feathery, fern-like foliage.

A classic fern with gracefully arching, frilly fronds.

Distinctive for its swollen trunk base and long, cascading leaves.

Popular for its graceful, drooping branches and dense foliage.

A popular houseplant that can grow into a large tree in its natural habitat.

A trendy plant with large, violin-shaped leaves.

Also known as wax plants, they have waxy leaves and fragrant, star-shaped flowers.

A vast family with diverse and often spectacular flowers.

A large genus with a variety of leaf shapes, textures, and colors.

A small, elegant palm perfect for indoor growing.

A popular palm with feathery, arching fronds.

A diverse genus of climbing and non-climbing plants with heart-shaped leaves.

Swiss-cheese plants known for their distinctive split and perforated leaves.

Tropical plants that can be grown indoors for their large, dramatic leaves.

Related to bananas, grown for their large, paddle-shaped leaves.

A unique banana relative with golden-yellow bracts.

Features glossy, palmate leaves arranged like umbrella spokes.

Known for its velvety leaves and trumpet-shaped, colorful flowers.

Popular for its white spathes and ability to bloom indoors.

A climbing vine with waxy, fragrant white flowers.

Compact plants with velvety leaves and colorful flowers.

A trailing plant with purple and silver striped leaves.

Also known as Chinese money plant, with round, coin-shaped leaves.

Features heart-shaped leaves with silver variegation.

Famous for its medicinal properties and thick, fleshy leaves.

A diverse genus of succulent plants with rosette-forming leaves.

A popular holiday cactus that blooms in winter.

Known for its large, showy flowers and flat, leaf-like stems.

Small, round cacti covered in spines and often producing colorful flowers.

Flat-padded cacti that can produce edible fruits.

Colorful grafted cacti that lack chlorophyll.

A trailing succulent with heart-shaped leaves and purple stems.

A popular succulent with thick, oval leaves and tree-like growth.

Rosette-forming succulents with colorful, fleshy leaves.

Small succulents with distinctive white markings on their leaves.

Formerly Sansevieria, known for its upright, sword-like leaves.

Tree-like plants with sword-shaped leaves, often with colorful edges.

A trailing succulent with ivy-like leaves.

A unique trailing succulent with bead-like leaves.

Architectural plants with sword-like leaves and tall flower spikes.

Rosette-forming succulents native to California and Mexico.

Not actually bamboo, but a Dracaena often grown in water.

A flowering succulent with clusters of small, colorful flowers.

Produces numerous plantlets along the edges of its leaves.

Fuzzy succulent with silver-gray leaves and brown edges.

A small-leaved succulent often used for bonsai.

Climbing succulents with round, coin-shaped leaves.

Small spring bulbs that can be forced to bloom indoors.

Large, trumpet-shaped flowers on tall stems, popular for winter forcing.

Fragrant spring bulbs with dense spikes of colorful flowers.

Cheerful spring bulbs with trumpet-shaped flowers.

A climbing vine with distinctive lobed leaves, tolerates cool conditions.

Not actually a begonia, produces runners with plantlets like strawberries.