Common Names: Wild ZeZe, Zanzibar Gem Tree, ZZ Plant

Overview: The ZZ plant has a reputation for being a hardy houseplant that can not only tolerate but thrive in lowlight conditions and very little water. ZZ plants, with its thick, green leaves, are great to make your homes and offices greener. This is the natural form of the plant as it can be found growing in the wild.

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Common Names: Raven ZZ Plant, Black ZZ, ZeZe, Zanzibar Gem Tree

Overview: Like the original ZZ plant, Raven ZZ plants are very low-maintenance and tolerant of low light and infrequent watering, making them a popular choice for beginners or those who may not have a green thumb. Despite their dark appearance, Raven ZZ plants are not actually black; their leaves are a very dark green that appears almost black in certain lighting conditions.

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Common Names: Kangaroo Paw Fern, Hound's Tingue, Roo Foot

Overview: The Kangaroo Paw Fern (Microsorum diversifolium) is a distinctive and exotic houseplant, cherished for its unique foliage and ease of care. Originating from Australia, this fern is known for its leathery, dark green leaves that resemble the paws of a kangaroo, hence its common name. These leaves, varying in shape, can grow up to 2-3 feet long, adding a lush, tropical vibe to any indoor setting.

This fern thrives in medium to low indirect light, making it an excellent choice for spaces that don't receive abundant sunlight.

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Common Names: Macho Fern, Giant Sword Fern

Overview: Nephrolepis Biserrata, commonly known as Macho Fern are big, burly ferns, with stout foliage. It is also known as the giant sword fern. This is because it can spread out across 6 feet and grow up to 4 feet in height.

It is one of the most popular houseplants these days. Most people plant these for decorative purposes as they serve as massive ferns adorning porches and patios. Some people also love keeping a macho fern in indoor spaces like offices and living rooms.

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Common Names: Ruffled Anthurium, Frilled Anthurium

Overview: Anthurium plowmanii 'Fruffles' is a rare and stunning tropical plant that is prized for its unique frilly, wavy foliage. This hybrid variety of Anthurium plowmanii is native to South America. The plant's leaves are heart-shaped and can grow up to 12 inches long and 9 inches wide. The leaves are a vibrant green color and have a rippled, wavy edge that gives them a frilly appearance. Anthurium plowmanii 'Fruffles' is a relatively low-maintenance plant that prefers bright, indirect light and well-draining soil.

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Common Names: Giant Leather Fern, Swamp Fern

Overview: The Acrostichum danaeifolium, commonly known as the Giant Leather Fern, is a magnificent and robust fern species native to the swampy and marshy regions of the Americas and the Caribbean. This impressive plant is celebrated for its large, leathery fronds that can reach up to 6 feet in length, creating a striking and lush green display.

Adaptable to a variety of wetland environments, the Giant Leather Fern thrives in consistently moist or even waterlogged soils, making it an ideal choice for water gardens, pond margins, or other damp areas in the landscape. It's particularly well-suited for creating a tropical or rainforest ambiance in outdoor spaces.

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