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Chlorophytum comosum, spider plant
The spider plant, Chlorophytum comosum, is a popular houseplant due to its low demands and is an ideal choice for new houseplant parents.
Aporocactus flagelliformis, the rattail cactus
Aporocactus flagelliformis, the rattail cactus, is a species of flowering cacti native to Mexico with long trailing appendages reminiscent of rat’s tails hence the name.
Clusia rosea, autograph tree
Clusia rosea is a succulent perennial tree which has become a trendy, low-maintenance houseplant.
Dieffenbachia seguine, dumb cane
If you are looking for a super easy houseplant for your home then Dieffenbachia could be it; these low maintenance plants require very little attention and will thrive in the right conditions.
Anthurium andreanum, flamingo lily
Anthurium andreanum is known by many names, flamingo lily, painter’s palette, lacyleaf and flamingo flower to name a few but none seem to really nail the ethereal beauty of this plant.
Ficus elastica, rubber plant
If you are looking for a tough, evergreen houseplant that is easy to look after then a rubber plant could be for you.
Crassula ovata, Jade plant
Crassula ovata, Jade plant also known as the lucky plant or money tree is often associated with the orient but is in fact a subshrub native to South Africa.
Dracaena Marginata, Dragon Tree
Native to Madagascar, the Dragon Tree or Dracaena Marginata is a slow-growing succulent with long sword-like green leaves edged with a red hue.
Euphorbia pulcherrima, Poinsettia
Poinsettias are not just for Christmas. Debi Holland has some advice on buying them and how to keep them thriving.
Phlebodium aureum ‘Blue Star’ Fern (low light evergreen fern)
Phlebodium aureum, the 'Blue Star’ fern is an epiphyte that grows on trees throughout eastern Americas, the Caribbean and South American tropical cloud forests. It also makes a perfect houseplant for busy people.
Epipremnum aureum, Devil’s Ivy, golden pothos
Epipremnum aureum or golden pothos also boasts an aptly chilling halloween name, Devil’s Ivy. It has a reputation of being indestructible and can survive most living conditions.
Palms
Palms have remained a popular houseplant since Victorian times. It's easy to see why; exotic to look at, low maintenance and tolerant of lower light conditions.
Houseplant Care & Guides
Houseplant hacks, tips and tricks
Debi Holland shares some tips on easy houseplant care that she uses at home.
Happy holidays – low water houseplants
If you're off on your holidays or just so busy that you forget to water your plants, we have a few suggestions for low maintenance plants that require very little attention.
How to make a kokedama
Engage in the mindful activity of making your own kokedama with Debi Holland's step-by-step guide.
How to propagate Tradescantia
Tradescantia’s sprawling tendency means over time stems elongate away from the base forming fresh new foliage at the tips but leaving the rooted end sparse with crispy old leaves. Propagation is the remedy!
How to repot cacti
Cacti are very popular houseplants. These slow-growing, low maintenance houseplants are easy to look after but as with all plants they will need a bit of attention from time to time.
How to style your home with houseplants
Styling your home with houseplants is a beautiful way to use botanicals and bring the garden indoors.
Funky ways to display houseplants
Houseplants literally breathe life into our homes filling blank spaces like botanical sculptures but there are so many ways we can utilise houseplants rather than simply placing them in a pot.
Five houseplants for low light
Not all houseplants need bright light to thrive. Many houseplants are tolerant to dimly lit rooms. Debi Holland suggests five shade tolerant houseplants that might suit your home.
Five fabulous houseplants for winter
Winter does not have to signal the end of botanic joy, instead surround yourself with an oasis of colourful foliage and flowering houseplants.
Caring for houseplants in autumn
Debi Holland has advice on how to look after your houseplants through autumn and into winter.
Make a terrarium
A terrarium is an indoor container garden which can be sealed or open; they are ideal for slow growing plants with interesting foliage. Here's how to make your own.
Houseplants with superpowers
Debi Holland guides you through plants with super powers!
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Houseplants That Practically Care for Themselves
New plant range
Transform your home with our stunning collection of easy-care houseplants — all potted in clever self-watering pots that keep your plants thriving with minimal effort. Just choose your favourite, place it, and let it grow.