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A – Z Index List of House Plants

January 24, 2023 by Anabelle Kent 4 Comments

Foliage Type Plants

an aluminum plant on a blue flower pot with green leaves in a white background

Aluminum Plant – Pilea Cadierei
An easy-going house plant that is generally simple to please.

an areca palm with green leaves on a pot inside a flower shop

Areca Palm – Dypsis Lutescens
A cane-type palm growing up to 8ft tall with multiple stems.

an arrowhead plant with its green heart-shaped leaves

Arrowhead – Syngonium Podophyllum
Very similar species as the Philodendron and from the same family.

a bird's nest fern growing on a tree branch

Bird’s Nest Fern – Asplenium Nidus
A popular fern plant that displays attractive 2 ft long fronds once it matures.

a Boston fern hang in a balcony

Boston Fern – Nephrolepis Exaltata ‘Bostoniensis’
One of the easier ferns to grow indoors.

a broadleaf lady palm in a pot placed in the corner oof the room

Broadleaf Lady Palm – Rhapis Excelsa
A popular indoor plant species which looks elegant standing in offices, hotels, living rooms, and conservatories.

a canary date palm with long fronds and thin straight leaflets

Canary Date Palm – Phoenix Canariensis
A tough palm displaying long fronds with thin straight leaflets.

a cast iron plant on a light brown flower pot placed on a dining table inside a white painted room with picture frames in the background

Cast Iron Plant – Aspidistra Elatior
Receives its common name for its ability to withstand neglect. A nice and easy-to-care-for foliage plant.

a Chinese evergreen with green leathery leaves

Chinese Evergreen – Aglaonema
Grown primarily for the attractive leathery leaves.

a coral bead with multiple green fruits growing on top of the leaves

Coral Bead – Nertera Granadensis
With its picky watering and light demands, the coral bead plant has proven difficult for beginner house plant growers.

a corn plant with its green leaves

Corn Plant – Dracaena Fragrans
A well-known indoor plant that is grown in many homes and offices.

a creeping fig on a strawberry flower pot in a white background

Creeping Fig – Ficus Pumila
A climbing and low-growing plant from the Ficus genus.

a Cretan brake fern with its green leaves on a pot

Cretan Brake Fern – Pteris Cretica
One of the easier ferns to grow indoors and a bit more forgiving.

a croton plant with the outstanding color of its leaves

Croton – Codiaeum Variegatum
Not an easy species to grow, although its foliage is outstanding in color.

a dumb can plant on a flower pot placed in the corner of the room

Dumb Cane – Dieffenbachia Amoena
Its easy-to-care-for style and resilience to neglect to make it a wonderful house plant.

an elephant's ear plant with its big green and white leaves

Elephant’s Ear – Alocasia Amazonica
A foliage plant with very distinct-looking leaves – but it does flower.

a European Pan Palm on a square pot with its massive leaves with white background

European Pan Palm – Chamaerops Humilis

Also known as the dwarf fan palm or Mediterranean dwarf from the Chamaerops genus.

a fiddle leaf fig inside a room

Fiddle Leaf Fig – Fiddle Leaf Fig – Ficus Lyrata
This grows to become a large ornamental plant with large leaves for a ficus.

a golden pothos plant placed beside the beige colored wall of a staircase

Golden Pothos – Epipremnum Aureum
A climbing species that grows well indoors with the correct care given.

a green velvet alocasia with curtains in the background

Green Velvet Alocasia – Alocasia Micholitziana
Striking arrow-shaped leaves displaying thick white veins and a green velvety surface.

a Hawaiian Ti with its striking leaves in the backyard

Hawaiian Ti – Cordyline Fruticosa

An exotic-looking foliage plant with striking leaves.

a heart of Jesus plant placed on a purple flower pot with soil

Heart Of Jesus – Caladium

The caladium is a tuber species that display attractive bicolor leaves.

a heart leaf philodendron

Heart Leaf Philodendron – Philodendron Scandens

An easy-to-grow and maintain climber plant.

a Kentia palm plant sitting in the corner of a flower shop with a basin beside it

Kentia Palm Plant – Howea Forsteriana

The kentia palm plant has the scientific name of Howea Forsteriana. This is a British favorite and fast-growing with wide leaflets.

a lucky bamboo plant inside a glass type flower pot placed in front of the mirror of the CR sink with its reflection

Lucky Bamboo – Dracaena Braunii
An easy-to-grow plant that can thrive in soil or water.

a Madagascar dragon tree in a white flower pot placed beside a brick-designed wall

Madagascar Dragon Tree – Dracaena Marginata
Most definitely one of the easiest indoor plants to grow and maintain. Dracaena Marginata trees can grow up to 6ft high.

a maidenhair fern with its green leaves placed inside a flwoer shop

Maidenhair Fern – Adiantum Raddianum
A tricky fern to grow indoors. More suited for terrariums and conservatories.

a Mexican fortune tree in a shop in front of a tranquil buddha water feature

Mexican Fortune Tree – Pachira Aquatica
A tree-type plant growing up to 10ft tall or even kept to bonsai size indoors.

a parlor palm plant with a mug designed flower pot with a white background

Parlor Palm – Chamaedorea Elegans
The parlor palm (Chamaedorea Elegans) is the most popular of this selection. See advice and information.

a calathea makoyana, parlor plant, in a white flower pot with

Parlor Palm – Calathea Makoyana
This species, Peacock Plant is a popular Calathea also named Cathedral Windows because of its patterned leaves.

a pin stripe calathea

Pin Stripe Calathea – Calathea Ornata

The Ornata is known for its large leaves that have a distinctive pattern and effervescent colors.

Pygmy Date Palm – Phoenix Roebelenii

An easy to care for plant that displays very narrow arching leaflets compared to other palms.

Rabbit’s Foot Fern – Davallia Fejeensis

Fairly easy to grow for a fern with great looking rhizomes.

Rattlesnake Plant – Calathea Lancifolia

Popular species from the calathea genus displaying long upright patterned leaves.

Rose Painted Calathea – Calathea Roseopicta

This Calathea has a clump forming habit and displays the most striking leaves with purplish colored backs.

Rubber Plant – Ficus Elastica

One of the ficus greats with large glossy oval shaped leaves.

Sago Palm – Cycas Revoluta

An interesting species which only grows up to 2 feet tall indoors (it’s not a palm).

Sentry Palm Plant
– Howea Belmoreana

The sentry palm plant is similar when comparing it with the kentia. The scientific name is Howea Belmoreana and it’s also known as the curly palm.

Song Of India Plant – Dracaena Reflexa

Another great looking foliage plant from the dracaena genus.

Spider Plant – Spider Plant – Chlorophytum Comosum

Information about the popular Spider Plant (botanical name Chlorophytum Comosum). Caring, facts and advice.

Swiss Cheese Plant – Monstera Deliciosa

A great looking foliage plant that grows taller than most indoor plants.

Umbrella Tree – Schefflera Actinophylla

An evergreen tree type species which grows up to 10ft or more tall.

Venus Fly Trap Plant – Dionaea Muscipula


The Venus Fly Trap is one of the plant species that consumes prey in order to nourish itself.

Wandering Jew – Tradescantia
This species is a low growing plant suitable for planting in hanging baskets.

Weeping Fig Tree – Ficus Benjamina


The weeping fig is part of the Ficus plant genus (scientific name: F. benjamina) and tree like, in looks. With large arching branches and long pointed leaves.

Zebra Plant – Aphelandra Squarrosa


Striking foliage makes this plant well worth the attention it needs.

Zebra Plant – Calathea Zebrina

From the Marantaceae family of plants.

ZZ Plant – Zamioculcas Zamiifolia


The worst thing you can do to a ZZ plant is over water it, otherwise it survives well.

Anabelle Kent
Anabelle Kent
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