Lush Indoor & Balcony Plants for Your Home

The Bird of Paradise is a hugely popular plant for a reason. It's perfect for showrooms and modern homes, works well indoors and outdoors, and even flowers when kept outside. I have them in two sizes to fit your space and budget.

The Jade plant is perfect for new gardeners. It's a succulent variety, so it forgives you if you forget to water it. It thrives indoors and outdoors and always looks cheerful. I have both the hybrid variety with reddish stems and the desi one.

This is a Traveller's Palm, often mistaken for a banana plant. Its leaves grow in a beautiful, symmetrical fan shape, which is why it's a favorite in high-end resorts. It's a unique plant that will completely change the look of your home, indoors or out.

This is a mature Heliconia plant, which is why it's already flowering. Its large leaves and exotic flower make it a number one choice for home decor. It's so beautiful that even its artificial versions are very popular, but nothing beats the real thing.

You've likely seen this plant, the Philodendron Selloum, in malls and airports. That's because it's extremely durable, hardy, and looks great indoors. Its unique, naturally cut leaves add a touch of the tropics to any room, and it's very easy to care for.

The Areca Palm is one of the best all-around plants. It's easy to maintain, grows well indoors and outdoors, and is an excellent air purifier. I stock them in all sizes, from 1.5 feet for a tabletop to 10 feet for creating a lush green corner.

The Sweet Potato Vine is a fast-growing creeper, perfect for ground cover or hanging baskets. While many know the purple variety, I also have this beautiful light green version. It adds a vibrant, trailing element to your garden with very little effort.

The Fiddle Leaf Fig, or Lyrata Ficus, is a social media star. Its large, beautiful leaves make it a perfect statement plant for a corner in your living room. It's a low-maintenance indoor plant that thrives in low light and instantly makes a space feel more designed.

A tip I always give is to plant multiple saplings in one pot for a fuller, bushier look from the start. Here you can see how we've planted eight Variegated Schefflera plants in a 24-inch trough, creating a dense and beautiful arrangement.