Gardenias are on of the sweetest smelling houseplants you could grow.

Air Plants are fascinating, wild, and beautiful plants with unique care needs, capable of adding joy to different areas of your home!

Bougainvillea are impressive with their vibrant colors, spanning growth, and versatility! Most of the time you see them vining along buildings or entry ways creating a beautiful focal point.

The Sensitive Plant is perfectly named since the slightest touch can make the leaves fold up along the stem.

Bromeliads are wild and exotic houseplants that can be found almost anywhere!

Anthuriums are the most expansive genus in the Araceae family spanning from huge, thick, leathery foliage, to delicate, think, finger like l

This carnivorous plant impresses with its wild looking pitchers that collect insects!

This fabulous and frosty fern attracts the attention of every plant lover!

This reptilian looking fern is iconic for its scaly patterned leaves.

Just because it is a palm, doesn't mean it is needy and high maintenance and I'll show you why in the episode and blog!

Ginger Plants are not commonly used as houseplants but with some varieties striking foliage, you may want to consider it!

Even though it is considered a difficult houseplant, it is very rewarding and produces abundant flowers.

Ficus benjamina is one of the most classic, original houseplants with many sizes and varieties to choose from.

Unique is definitely a great word to describe Rabbit's Foot Fern but creepy is also another adjective!

Canna Lilies are a beautiful plant that makes a big impact on your patio quickly during the summer.

The lush Boston Fern is a classic houseplant for anyone to love! It can be a little finicky and messy but the impact makes it worth it.

The big, beautiful Banana plant is not an easy houseplant but so worth it! With its expansive foliage and big impact, consider these!

Begonias have never-ending varieties to collect, with thousands of different hybrids!

Money Trees can be found at almost every plant shop and is known for symbolizing good luck and good fortune.

These ferns are notoriously known as one of the most difficult houseplant but I am here to tell you, they really aren't bad!