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Easy Houseplants for A Beginner

Easy Houseplants for A Beginner

Start with this small list of easy houseplants for a beginner to get you going on a lifetime of fun with plants.

 

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Sansevieria – Mother in Laws Tongue

This plant will grow pretty much anywhere from low light to bright areas.  If you forget to water don’t worry because it doesn’t need a lot of water.  Oh yes, it’s great for helping to clean your air.

 

Philodendren

Philodendron heartleaf

Give this plant space with indirect light and watch it grow! It does like to be consistently watered but will be okay if you forget once in a while.  It is a great hanging plant.  Try it with a new macramé hanger!

 

DracaenaDracaena

They do best in low to medium light conditions.  It also doesn’t require a lot of water. Just water it when the soil starts to feel dry.

 

Aglaonema

These are the best in almost every light condition except direct sun.  It does require a bit more maintenance with watering as it likes to be kept moist, so consistent watering will be important.

Pothos-Ivy

Pothos

This one might be the easiest of all!  It will grow pretty much everywhere.  It’s a quick grower and can tolerate bright to low light.  Water when potting soil is dry.

 

ZZ Plant

This plant has thicker waxy leaves.  This will grow in bright indirect light but can tolerate low light.  If you forget to water your houseplants, this is the plant for you. Water it once every three to four weeks!

If you don’t see a plant you would like to add to your collection, let us know, we’ll be happy to try to get it for you.

 

You might enjoy learning about Winter Pruning or Why Prune.

 

Want to learn more about landscape design & installation faq?

Call Breezy Hill Nursery at 262-537-2111.

NOTE:  Any of our sales associates here at Breezy Hill Nursery would be happy to answer your questions about planting and caring for your tree.  Call us at (262) 537-2111.

Do you have Gardening questions? Please call or stop by our garden center.

You might also enjoy this post about common landscaping questions or this post about Cut Flower Gardening.

 

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