As the name implies, the cast iron plant is a tough, no-nonsense plant for indoors or out. The cast iron plant, which is native to Japan and China, is hardy, easy to care for, and attractive both in ...

True to its name, the cast iron plant (Aspidistra elatior) has earned a reputation for being a no-nonsense, hard-to-kill houseplant. It's a great plant for low light conditions, tolerates a range ...

Because of its active leaf structure, this plant maintains an upright position while filtering indoor air. It needs only a ...

To find out exactly what kind of greenery you’re looking for that will actually grow well in those dark, shaded areas of your ...

Cast irons are low-light plants that can survive almost anywhere in your home. They are slow to grow, but also really hard to kill. The only requirement is to keep them away from direct sunlight in ...

The short and sometimes dreary days of our northern winters are hard on indoor plants. The high light plants thrive in south and southwest facing windows all year, while medium light plants grow ...

Snake Plant (Dracaena trifasciata, formerly Sansevieria) The common name is one of two bestowed on this old-time favorite with upward-growing, sharp, pointy leaves (the other is mother-in-law’s tongue ...

These plants also have low water needs ... for elegance or a speckled or blotchy one for a touch of whimsy. Cast Iron Plant (Aspidistra elatior) A shade-loving tropical plant that actually ...