This ZZ plant variety is ideal for when you don't have much room. It grows to a maximum of 3 feet, prefers low light ...
What's better than one ZZ plant? Multiple ZZ plants, of course. This distinctive houseplant adds tall, structural foliage to ...
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If you're looking for new plants to bring into your home, you'll probably come across Zamioculcas zamiifolia, more commonly called the ZZ plant. This is a favorite low-maintenance houseplant for ...
If you're a new plant parent, you may be in the market for a houseplant that's undemanding and hard to kill. ZZ plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia), also known as the eternity plant, can be the perfect ...
GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. — The ZZ plant gets its common name from its botanical name Zamioculcas zamiifolia. ZZ plants do best in bright to moderate, indirect light, but will do fine in extremely low ...
It feels like Aldi literally just dropped a selection of incredibly cheap tropical plants, but shoppers are cleaning out stores of the $13.99 monstera deliciosa plants and fiddle leaf figs, which any ...
For plants, light equals life. But more light isn’t always better. Some plants can thrive with just a little bit of light and prefer low-light spots. Even if you don’t have a sunroom or a south-facing ...
The ZZ plant ( Zamioculcas zamiifolia) is a low-maintenance houseplant that can grow well without a lot of light. “It ...
Discover seven low-light houseplants perfect for windowless rooms. From snake plants to ZZ plants, find easy-care greenery that can thrive without sunlight.
The best spot in your house for each plant comes down to lighting, climate, and maintenance. Plant stylists Summer Rayne Oakes and Maryah Greene told Insider what plants go best in different rooms.
Flowers have always struck me as a slightly odd gift. Sure, Valentine's Day flowers smell lovely and give you an excuse to splurge on a statement vase, but they have an upsettingly short shelf life.