Fern - Asplenium "Hurricane"

Fern - Asplenium "Hurricane"FERN CARE: Ferns are among the oldest plants in the world, first appearing in fossils dating back some 360 million years ago. Many of the current ferns now, date back roughly 145 million years and include over 10,000 unique species. They are different from almost all other houseplants in that they do not flower or produce seeds, and instead, reproduce by spores. Commonly kept as houseplants for their lush, green fronds, ferns can be a bit tricky to

This area collects water and stores it

Its attractive foliage is sure to bring your space to life with its beauty and elegance

Grow a unique and eye-catching addition to your home with our Fatsia Japonica "Spider Web" plant

green fronds

The "vase" of cup of the Bromeliad should be kept full of water

they are a perfect choice for both experienced and novice plant owners alike

the darker the leaves on an Anthurium

this plant rewards attentive care with lush

with just water

This amazing plant adds a touch of sophistication to any space with its delicate

Its variegated leaves contain less chlorophyll in the white sections

This variety is relatively low-maintenance compared to other variegated aroids