![]() ![]() ![]() Snake Plant Sansevieria species The strappy swordlike leaves of this easy-care houseplant have earned it lots of weirdly descriptive names, such as snake plant (kid love this name) and mother-in-law’s tongue (mother-in-laws don’t love this name, as well they should not). Move lucky bamboo into a north-facing area of your yard or porch in midsummer. Care tip: Even shade lovers like a vacation outdoors in the summer. ![]() They do well in low light and grow very slowly. Although not a real bamboo, (it’s actually a dracaena), this pliable plant is grows in so many different sizes and shapes, they’ll match any décor or space. A topknot of frilly leaves adds flourish to the stems. These sculptural houseplants are reputed to bring good luck and are sold in a wide array of artistic shapes: braids, loops, curlicues, and hearts. Lucky Bamboo Dracaena sanderiana You may have admired this plant the last time you ate at an Asian restaurant because assuredly a lucky bamboo was in the lobby to greet you. A simple swipe with a damp cloth keeps leaves glossy and beautiful. Care tip: Keep the leaves of ZZ (and all low-light plants) free from dust. Plants grow 16 to 28 inches tall if you like a dwarf version, try ‘Zamicro’. ZZ is a favorite indoor plant in offices because they do well under fluorescent lights. The thick glossy leaves look beautiful in any décor. (There’s no guilt involved with owning this plant!) It’s a slow grower, so it won’t need repotting or dividing for years. ZZ Plant Zamioculcas zamiifolia The ideal plant for the forgetful plant owner, ZZ plant is a forgiving plant that handles low light and sporadic watering. Pinch back new growth to keep plants full and leafy. Green will dominate the leaves more, but plants will still be lush and gorgeous. Care tip: The colored leaves of nerve plants will be a little less colorful in low light. Nerve plant is small, growing 6 to 12 inches so it’s ideal for windowsill planters, small containers, or terrariums. This attractive, small-leaf native of Peru is available in a variety of leaf colors and bicolors: green leaves can be partially or mostly colored in pink, white, and light green. " Nerve Plant Fittonia species Add frilly color to low-light areas with nerve plant, also called fittonia. Indoor plants for beautiful house plants design ![]()
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