Indoor Plants

Set of Two Indoor Plant Lights

These dark green spot lights are a great way to accent indoor plants. Simply insert into potted plant soil and plug into any standard wall outlet. Each light measures 6 1/2″ high. Pack includes two 10w JC type 12v light bulbs. Also includes spikes, 12v transformer, and 6 foot power cord.

• Dark green finish.
• Set of two.
• Plant light fixtures.
• Includes two 10 watt bulbs.
• Each light is 6 1/2″ high.

Rating: (out of 3 reviews)

List Price: $ 29.99
Price: $ 19.99

Set of Two Indoor Plant Lights Reviews

Review by Jennifer W. Swenson:

Product arrived with a broken light bulb. This was disappointing as it appeared to be packaged well.

Review by Trent of The Woodlands:

Exactly as described.

Two durable plastic lamps to dramatically enhance my plants at night. They look great!!! And appear to be very durable.

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Red Flowering Maple – Abutilon – Great Indoor Plant!

Although the flowering maple (Abutilon hybridum) may be grown outdoors in warmer regions (Hardiness Zone 8), it is most often grown as a house plant. The flowering maple is not really a maple at all. That common name is derived from their maple-shaped leaves. The Abutilon is also commonly known as a Chinese bellflower or a Chinese lantern.The blooming season for most Abutilons is from April through June, but they will often flower periodically through the winter as well if given sufficient light. Flowering Maples prefer a window location with lots of sun. Keep evenly moist, not wet or dry. Fertilize once a month, spring through fall with a general purpose house plant food. Trim as neede.The plant you will receive is growing in a 4″ pot. The size varies with the season.

• Hardiness Zone 8
• The plant you will receive is growing in a 4″ pot
• Flowering Maples prefer a window location with lots of sun
• Keep evenly moist, not wet or dry
• The blooming season for most Abutilons is from April through June, but they will often flower periodically through the winter as well if given sufficient light.

Price: $ 7.99

Italian Herb Garden Trio: Indoor Garden Gift Set incl. 3 planters, dip tray, seeds, peat soil pellets.

Italian Herb Trio. Features a trio of aromatic herbs: basil, oregano and chives. Set includes three 4″ height x 3.5″ width stoneware planters with a 11″ long dip tray. Premium seeds, organic soil and growing instructions are included. Growing result will depend on external growing conditions including sunlight, water, temperature.

• Italian Herb Trio.
• Features a trio of aromatic herbs: basil, oregano and chives.
• Set includes three 4″ height x 3.5″ width stoneware planters with a 11″ long dip tray.
• Premium seeds, organic soil and growing instructions are included.
• Growing result will depend on external growing conditions including sunlight, water, temperature.

Rating: (out of 17 reviews)

List Price: $ 35.99
Price: $ 17.89

Italian Herb Garden Trio: Indoor Garden Gift Set incl. 3 planters, dip tray, seeds, peat soil pellets. Reviews

Review by GardenQueen:

This is another thing I bought from this seller that has been a great buy! The herbs I’m growing are healthy and taste amazing. For under 15 bucks, I’m surprised at how great this herb garden is. I would definitely recommend it above other more expensive ones even! I have more than enough fresh herbs for cooking, and multiple people have commented on how pretty the little garden is when they come over. It grows right on my kitchen windowsill and looks so nice in the little container that came with it! Thanks again, I’ll be back!!

Review by T. Emanuel:

This was fun and easy to plant in the beautiful pots! Within days, the plants had germinated and I had sprouts! I also ordered the mexican herb garden!

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New Zealand Tea 20 Seeds – Indoor Bonsai – Leptospermum

New Zealand Tea Bonsai Leptospermum scoparium ‘Crimson Glory’ Attractive New Zealand shrub called the “Tea Plant” by Captain Cook because of the agreeably aromatic tea his men made from the leaves. It is hardy in zones 9-10. In cooler regions it makes an excellent patio or house plant. Whether indoors or out this unusual plant needs full sun. It is native to Tasmania, New Zealand, Australia (New South Wales). It grows 8 feet tall but can be trimmed at any height. It is even used as a bonsai tree! To the left is a gorgeous flowering indoor ‘tropical’ bonsai! This tree produces small pink flowers which bloom 11 months out of the year (throughout the winter). Makes a unique Indoor Bonsai!

• New Zealand Tea Bonsai
• Also known as ‘Tea Plant’ and named by Captain Cook
• Makes an excellent patio or house plant
• A quite agreeable aromatic tea can be made from the leaves
• 20 Seeds per pack

Rating: (out of 1 reviews)

Price: $ 2.99

Fiber Optic Grass 50 Seeds – NEW -STRANGE – Indoors/Out

* Scirpus cernuus, also known as Isolepis cernua is a great topic of conversation plant. This grass has slender green foliage, on the tips are buff colored flowers. The flowers resemble the look of fiber optic lights hence the common name. Fiber Optic Grass is native to Southern Europe, the British Isles, and Northern Africa. This is a plant that will do great near water or in moist soils. It has a clumping growth habit, reaching 10-12″ tall with a 20″ spread at maturity. This is a great grass for mixed containers, giving them movement and interest, especially since it tends to look weedy in the landscape. It can also be grown on a cool windowsill. Hardiness: Zones 8-11 Plant Use: Grass Exposure: Full Sun to Part Sun Water Requirements: Medium to High

• It can also be grown on a cool windowsill
• Zones 8-11
• Full to Part Sun
• 10-12″ Tall
• 50 Seeds

Price: $ 2.98

The Complete Houseplant Survival Manual: Essential Gardening Know-How for Keeping (Not Killing) More Than 160 Indoor Plants

Welcome to a whole new world of houseplants — and a whole new generation of plant lovers ready to embrace the joy of indoor gardening! For the nearly 50 percent of U.S. households who spend six billion dollars every year on indoor plants to decorate, purify the air, and generally boost the spirits, The Complete Houseplant Survival Manual provides practical, hands-on advice for how to care for 160 beautiful houseplants, including many new selections that have entered the retail market in the last ten years.

For new indoor gardeners, Pleasant offers basic information on how to identify their plants, as well as where to place them and how to keep them healthy. In-depth plant profiles provide troubleshooting guidelines to quickly identify symptoms, causes, and remedies to common problems for each species. Information about how to repot, propagate, and display each plant, as well as advice on the very best varieties, makes this an indispensable reference for every houseplant lover.

A more general “Guide to Houseplant Care” addresses every aspect of plant care in an A-to-Z format, from choosing the proper containers and soil mixtures, to coping with pests and diseases, as well as watering, pruning, and staking. With The Complete Houseplant Survival Manual, no green thumb is required to be successful at keeping, not killing, indoor plants.

Rating: (out of 19 reviews)

List Price: $ 24.95
Price: $ 14.00

The Complete Houseplant Survival Manual: Essential Gardening Know-How for Keeping (Not Killing) More Than 160 Indoor Plants Reviews

Review by W. Oliver:

This well organized and informative book covers 160 houseplants. Arranged in 3 sections – “Blooming houseplants”, “Foliage houseplants” and ‘Houseplant Care,” the tops of the pages are color-coded for fast access. Plants are listed by their botanical name but you can look up their common names in the index or a Botanical/Common Name Cross Reference chart in the back of the book. Almost all plants are given a 2 page spread which includes a description, a chart with specifications indicating light levels, temperature, fertilizer, water and soil needs, repotting advice, longevity, propagation techniques, selection and display tips. A troubleshooting guide provides characteristics of what to look for if a plant is in trouble and what you should do about it. Plants with various varities, like bromeliads, bulbs, cacti, orchids, ferns and palms are covered in more expanded sections. The color photos (included for each plant) are outstanding. The final chapter, “Houseplant Care,” covers aspects such as containers, fertilizers, insect pests, propagation, plant characteristics and identification tips, terrariums and watering techniques. The semi-hard cover and flexible binding make the book easy to flip through and the attractive lay-out and page colorings make this book a joy to use. A must-have reference for serious houseplant growers!

Review by Virginia Allain:

Each plant merits a color photo, making them easy to spot the one you want. The care instructions include light temperature, fertilizer, water, soil, repotting, longevity, propagation, selections (varieties), and display tips. The plants that are particularly easy-to-care-for are marked with an icon so beginners can spot them.

In the back is a cross reference with the botanical name and the common name.

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Ming Aralia Bonsai Tree – Great Indoor Bonsai-Polyscias

Ming Aralia Bonsai Tree (Polyscias) The Ming Aralia Bonsai Tree likes warmer temperatures of 60 to 70 degrees and above. Place the plant in bright filtered light near a sunny window and/or under artificial light with a minimum of 150 footcandles. They are an easy to grow bonsai. Native to Brazil. Ming Aralia Bonsai Tree is growing in a 7 1/2″ x 5 1/2″ x 2 1/2″ Bonsai Pot. The tree stands about 8″ high. Plus we include an authentic Chinese Mudman and living moss.

• Polyscias
• Makes a great indoor bonsai

Rating: (out of 14 reviews)

Price: $ 19.99

Red Brazilian Jasmine Plant – Indoors/Out – Mandevilla

Red Brazilian Jasmine (Mandevilla) Originally found in the hills above Rio de Janeiro Conditions: Does well in pots and hanging baskets. Requires sunny position, tolerates partial shade. Not frost tolerant. Needs well drained potting mix, with slow release fertiliser application in Spring and late Summer. Keep moist but do not allow to stand in water.
Blooms all spring, summer, and fall! Indoors grow in a sunny window. Trim as needed! The plant you will receive is growing in a 3″ pot.

• The plant you will receive is growing in a 3″ pot.
• Red Brazilian Jasmine (Mandevilla)
• Originally found in the hills above Rio de Janeiro
• Keep moist but do not allow to stand in water
• Not frost tolerant

Rating: (out of 2 reviews)

Price: $ 9.99