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African Violets star
Difficult to care for? Not so! Follow these simple steps, and your African Violets will flourish.

Aglaonema, the Chinese Evergreen star
One of the easiest to grow houseplants, Aglaonemas are a good choice for any room in any home. They do well in mixed containers, look great in baskets and are the perfect finishing touch for any style of decor.

Anthurium star
If an Anthurium is on your list of plants to grow, here is everything you'll need to know!

Arrowhead plant, Syngonium podophyllum star
Information on how to get your Goosefoot to thrive. Fortunately, there isn't much to it!

Asparagus Fern star
This plant is a classic and a good one to try for beginners or people looking for something low-maintenance.

Beefsteak Begonia star
With its big lily-pad leaves and delicate pink blooms, the Beefsteak Begonia is subtle but lovely.

Begonias star
They have beautiful flowers and are easy to care for. What more could you ask of a houseplant?

Boston Ferns star
Boston Ferns have been popular since the end of the 19th century! With over a hundred years of cultivation behind it, this plant is deserving of attention.

Caladiums star
A basic how-to guide on caring for Caladiums.

Chenille Plant star
What is that neat plant with the fuzzy red flowers dangling from it? It must be the Chenille Plant, a long-time favorite! If you are thinking of adding this wonderfully fun plant to your home, here is all you need to know about getting it to thrive.

Croton star
This flamboyant foliage plant is easier to care for than you may have heard. Learn here how to get the most out of your Croton.

Cyclamen star
Need a mid-winter breath of fresh air? Cyclamen's sweet scent and brilliant color will make you forget all about the frost outside your door.

Dieffenbachia star
You've seen this plant in malls, at the doctor's office, even at your workplace. There's a good reason for it: this is a great plant that doesn't require a lot of know-how, but it will brighten your home the moment you invite it in.

Dracaena star
Highlights on the general care of the most popular types of Dracaenas.

Dwarf Pomegranate star
Pomegranates are not just delicious, they make great houseplants. This dwarf version of the edible variety makes an interesting specimen plant. Whether you are into bonsai, or just like the flowers and fruit, there is a lot to admire about the Dwarf Pomegranate.

Dwarf Umbrella Plant star
Schefflera arboricola is fun and forgiving. Here's what you need to know to grow one.

Easter Lily star
Extend the life of your beautiful spring beacon, the Easter Lily, with these simple suggestions.

Elephant Ears star
Tropical plants make great houseplants. With the many varieties found among Elephant Ears, it's likely you'll find one you'd love to grow.

English Ivy star
English Ivy may not be the first plant that comes to mind when you decide you'd like to get a plant for your home, but there are a lot of reasons why it should be. Its easy to care for, has air-scrubbing abilities and a little plant grows a long way.

English Ivy star
English Ivy may not be the first plant that comes to mind when you decide you'd like to get a plant for your home, but there are a lot of reasons why it should be. Its easy to care for, has air-scrubbing abilities and a little plant grows a long way.

English Ivy star
English Ivy may not be the first plant that comes to mind when you decide you'd like to get a plant for your home, but there are a lot of reasons why it should be. Its easy to care for, has air-scrubbing abilities and a little plant grows a long way.

Ficus Elastica, the Rubber Tree star
How to grow the ever-popular Rubber Tree, Ficus elastica.

Golden Pothos, the Devil’s Ivy star
One of the most popular houseplants, up close and personal.

Hibiscus star
Some of the most eye-popping colors of the tropical world are found on the Hibiscus. If you've got lots of light, this plant has got to be on your list.

Houseplant Index to Botany.com star[offsite link]
This index will guide you to information about many houseplants described at botany.com.

Hoyas star
Learn the basics of caring for the beautiful Hindu Rope Plant. Hoyas are gaining popularity, and with good reason. Besides being gorgeous, they are easy to care for and smell wonderful!

Indoor Banana Trees star
Bananas are a hot trend in potted plants. What should you know before you purchase one?

Madagascar Jasmine star
Fragrant white flowers make this tropical vine an appealing choice for moderately lit areas.

Money Tree star
Find a wealth of knowledge on how to grow the interesting Money Tree. It may bring you success, or just nicely accentuate your decor. Either way, this plant is a delight to have in the home.

Moses-in-the-Cradle star
The pretty purple, pink and green striped foliage of this Tradescantia is a bright alternative to a flowering houseplant.

Norfolk Island Pine star
These trees make excellent specimen plants and can last for many years if cared for correctly. Here's how to make them last.

Parlor Palm star
Parlor Palms are great for the office or home, in terrariums, dish gardens and interiorscaping. Its versatility makes it a must-have; find out more here!

Passion Flower star
Exotic and very unique, the Passion Flower is a sight to see! They are extremely easy to care for and worth a try if you have room to grow.

Peace Lily star
A guide to the proper care of the popular Spathiphyllum.

Persian Shield star
This plant makes for a great specimen if you've got lots of space and not a lot of light. What it lacks in flowers, it more than makes up for with its showy purple leaves.

Phalaenopsis in Flower star
Wondering what to do with your orchid now that the flowers have faded? Get it ready for another bloom!

Phalaenopsis Leaves star
How to be a more successful Phalaenopsis grower by "reading" their leaves.

Phalaenopsis Roots star
Orchids have roots unlike any other houseplant. Find out why this matters, and learn how to care for them.

Poinsettias star
It's hard not to think of the Christmas season when you look at a Poinsettia. Make sure your good cheer makes it through the New Year and beyond with a few helpful hints.

Prayer Plant star
If you have some experience with houseplants or the desire to learn, Maranta is a very attractive foliage plant that requires a little know-how. Once you've got the basics, this plant is pretty easy to care for.

Purple Heart star
If you're looking for color, and lots of it, check out the foliage on this beauty!

Purple Passion Plant star
How to care for Purple Passion Plant, an interesting, attractive and unique foliage plant that loves the light.

Sago Palm star
What looks like a pineapple with a fern growing on top of it? The Sago Palm! If you're looking for a houseplant with roots in the Jurassic Period, look no further.

Sansevieria star
Meet the Snake Plant! It's easy to care for, has beautiful variegated foliage, and it will make your air cleaner. What's not to like?

Schefflera, the Umbrella Plant star
How to care for the Umbrella Plant in your home.

Sensitive Plant star
Children of all ages are fascinated by Sensitive Plant. Grow one for your own enjoyment, or share it with someone young at heart. Either way, this plant is sure to entertain.

Spider Plant star
Now here's a plant everyone can enjoy; its easy to grow, easy to share, non-toxic, and it even cleans the air!

Staghorn Ferns star
Are you looking for something a little different? If you've been admiring Staghorn Ferns from afar, consider giving one of these exotic plants a place in your home.

Swiss Cheese Plant star
How to care for and propagate the common Swiss Cheese Plant.

Wandering Jew star
Wandering Jew, or Inch Plant is a great choice for indoor hanging baskets. Its simple to grow, and easy to share! Learn about Wandering Jew and see why this plant might be the best next addition to your houseplant collection.

ZZ Plant star
Zamioculcas zamiifolia is my favorite foliage houseplant, and it should be yours, too!

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