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  • Columnea

    The Goldfish Plant's dramatic theatrical sibling—trailing long, arching stems covered in waxy... 

    Columnea

  • Commiphora

    The Myrrh tree: ancient enough to appear in biblical gift lists and... 

    Commiphora

  • Crassula

    The succulent that started as a tiny desk plant and is now... 

    Crassula

  • Croton

    The plant that looked at a sunset, a traffic light, and a... 

  • Cryptanthus

    The Earth Star: a bromeliad that skipped the tropical canopy entirely and... 

    Cryptanthus

  • Ctenanthe

    The prayer plant family's most underrated member—showing up with boldly striped, silver-splashed... 

    Ctenanthe

  • Delonix

    The Flame Tree: a tropical showstopper that earns its name by erupting... 

    Delonix

  • Dieffenbachia

    The Dumb Cane: a name earned by the fact that eating it... 

    Dieffenbachia

  • Dossinochilus

    A jewel orchid so rare it makes Macodes look mainstream. Dossinochilus carries... 

    Dossinochilus

  • Dracaena

    The plant that has been quietly purifying office air since the fluorescent... 

    Dracaena

  • Educational

    Educational

  • Epipremnum

    The Pothos: the gateway drug of the houseplant world. Epipremnum is the... 

    Epipremnum

  • Euphorbia

    The genus that contains a cactus-looking thing that isn't a cactus, a... 

    Euphorbia

  • Fern

    Ancient beyond comprehension—ferns were photosynthesizing while dinosaurs were still a concept in... 

    Fern

  • Ficus

    The plant that will look absolutely perfect in your living room for... 

    Ficus

  • Fittonia

    The Nerve Plant: covered in a network of white, pink, or red... 

    Fittonia

  • Gynura

    The Purple Passion Plant: covered in fine violet hairs that catch the... 

    Gynura

  • Hanging & Trailing

    Plants that took one look at a shelf edge and decided gravity... 

    Hanging & Trailing

  • Hedera

    The English Ivy: the plant that has been escaping gardens, climbing buildings,... 

  • Herb

    Plants you're actually allowed to eat—and encouraged to. Herbs blur the line... 

    Herb

  • Homalomena

    The aroid that decided to be excellent without being exhausting about it.... 

    Homalomena

  • Hoya

    The plant that rewards years of patient care with a cluster of... 

    Hoya

  • Iresine

    The Bloodleaf: showing up in shades of deep crimson and magenta so... 

    Iresine