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Tillandsia “Air Plants” This is the largest bromeliad family and the one with the widest range of size and form variation as well as the widest geographical distribution.  This plant family also shows the widest range of plant adaptation:  from terrestrials, growing in soil, to atmospherics, which do not use roots for water and nutrient uptake. HABITAT: [...]

The Best Plants On Earth

Plants grown for Art Knapp establish quickly. Each plant is grown in a soil mix that will sustain it until ti is established. Individually nurtured plants from Art Knapp Plantland have brilliant colour, frequent flowers and vigorous healthy foliage.

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Aglaonema

Aglaonemas are commonly named Chinese Evergreens due to their cultivation in China for centuries prior to being introduced to Europe and the Americas. They have been one of the most recognizable and widely-used indoor houseplants. Their most appealing feature is their longevity, since single plants have been known to last for years! These plants will grow [...]

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Air Plants

Tillandsia “Air Plants” This is the largest bromeliad family and the one with the widest range of size and form variation as well as the widest geographical distribution.  This plant family also shows the widest range of plant adaptation:  from terrestrials, growing in soil, to atmospherics, which do not use roots for water and nutrient uptake. HABITAT: [...]

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Alocasia

About Alocasia: Alocasia is a diverse family encompassing over 70 varieties which are mostly grown in tropical climates. They are characterized by their large leaves and variegated colors in certain species. Some varieties of alocasia are used in Hawaii as starch ingredients for poi. Light: Prefers bright, indirect light, so keep within 5 feet of a window. If [...]

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Amate Schefflera

About Amate Schefflera: Scheffleras are outstanding interior plants. They are large and graceful tropical plants that are often used in interior decorating for the home and office. They are superb and long-lasting houseplants. Light: Requires bright light. Care: Keep soil moist and not let dry out.  

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Anthurium

About Anthurium: There are many popular Anthurium plants that make great additions to your houseplant collection. The Anthurium is characterized by its shiny dark foliage with its heart shaped flowers available in reds, whites and pink variations. Most species will bloom year round adding extra beauty to your home. They are favorites for Valentine’s Day, Mother’s [...]

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Aphelandra squarrosa “Zebra Plant”

Aphelandra squarrosa “Zebra Plant” Zebra Plant, Aphelandra squarrosa, is a member of a large plant family that is native to Brazil where it grows up to 6 feet! Ordinarily, they are small houseplants. Zebra plants are known for their variegated striped foliage, hence the name Zebra, of dark green leaves with yellow stripes and yellow bloom. Light: [...]

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Aralias

About Aralias: Aralias is a genus comprised of about 40 different species of ornamental shrubs and evergreen trees. Grown indoors for over a century, there are several very attractive forms of Aralias. Light: Prefers bright light Other varieties: China Doll, Chinesis (Ming), Elegantissima, Fabian Stump

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Araucarias (Norfolk Island Pine)

About Norfolk Pines: The Norfolk Island Pine is a native of Norfolk Island located between New Caledonia and the South Pacific. The wood of large trees is used in construction, furniture, and shipbuilding. The Norfolk Island Pine has grown in popularity as a live indoor Holiday tree. Light: Can tolerate both medium and high light but prefers [...]

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Arboricola Schefflera

About Arboricola Schefflera: Scheffleras are outstanding interior plants. They are large and graceful tropical plants that are often used in interior decorating for the home and office. They are superb and long-lasting houseplants. Light: Requires bright light. Care: Keep soil moist and not let dry out.

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Bromeliads

About Bromeliads: Bromeliads are diverse family of over 3,000 varieties, the most well-known being the pineapple. The pineapple was actually introduced to Europeans by Columbus almost 500 years ago upon his return from the Americas. Flowering bromeliads are usually available as single plants. Single plants are great for making your own bromeliad garden. Light: In general, Bromeliads prefer [...]

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Cacti & Succulents

About Cacti & Succulents: We stock a good selection of Cacti & Succulents. Cacti are desert plants almost exclusive to the Americas. Cacti grow in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. They are usually characterized by spines but some may sprout flowers. Succulents are water-retaining plants adapted to arid climate or soil conditions. Succulents store water in [...]

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Calathea

About Calathea: Calathea is a genus of plants belonging to the family Marantaceae. There are about twenty five species in the genus. They are characterized by large colorful and patterned leaves. Calatheas tolerate lower light levels which make them ideal houseplants. Bright light is always prefered. Care: Keep soil moist but do not let the plant stand in water [...]

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Carnivorous Plants

Carnivorous Plants: Carnivorous plants are meat eating plants that need the nutrients from their natural growing conditions, like air, water and soil, to live as well as the nutrients from the insects and other bugs and arachnids that they consume. Carnivorous plants grow naturally in swampy areas around the world where the water that is constantly [...]

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Chlorophytum

About Chlorophytum: Chlorophytum is native to the subtropical regions of Asia and Africa. Some varieties have unique features such as the Mandarin, whose trunk is orange, and the Spider Plant, whose budding leaves resemble tiny spiders. The best feature of Chlorophytum is that it serves as an air purifier in the home. Light: Can tolerate both medium and [...]

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Cordyline “Red Sister”

Cordyline “Red Sister” Liliaceae family. Country of origin: tropical and humid Pacific regions. Maximum height: 4 m to 5 m. Looks like a small palm. Bunches of creme coloured flowers grow in the summertime. Light: Bright indirect light. Water: Keep soilslightly moist.

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Corn Plant, Dracanea “Mass Cane”

Corn Plant, Dracanea “Mass Cane”. Country of origin: Africa and New Guinea. Foliage type: robust, commonly known for its tenacious, rugged low-maintenance glossy leaves and bold trunk. Tolerated light: moderate. Qualities: depolluting and purifying the air. Water: Allow soil to dry slightly between waterings.

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Croton Petra

Croton Petra: Eurphorbiaceae family. Country of origin: south-east Asia. Commonly known as “Autumn plant”. Foliage colour: varies according to maturity. Maximum height: 3 ft. to 8 ft. Qualities: depolutting and purifying, when planted indoors. Light: Bright indirect light. Allow soil to dry out slightly between watering.

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Crotons

About Crotons: Crotons are native to the tropical areas of Malaysia, Southern Asia, and the Pacific Islands. These housplants are easy to grow and have bright leaves that range in color from orange, yellow, and green which make them great accents for any home. Light: High Light Care: Keep soil moist but do not let the plant stand [...]

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Cycads

About Cycads: Cycads are among the most ancient plants, dating as far back as prehistoric times before flowering plants appeared, so they are sometimes called “living fossils”. Today, cycads make up over 100 species of plants characterized by spiny leaves and thick trunks. Light: Medium light to bright light Care: Keep soil moist but do not let the plant stand [...]

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Dieffenbachia

About Dieffenbachia: Dieffenbachias are easy to care for houseplants that tolerate a wide range of conditions. They are popular for their colorful, large leaves. Recommended locations include bright dining and living areas. Their leaves are toxic if consumed, so beware with pets and small children. Light: High Light Placement Suggestions: Windows, Bright Dining & Living Areas Care: Keep soil moist [...]

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Dracaena

About Dracaenas: Dracaenas make up about 40 different varieties of popular tropical houseplants distinguished by elegant thin foliage. Their varieties are among some of the most popular houseplants since they have low light requirements. Light: Can tolerate both high and low lighting Care: Keep slightly soil moist but do not let the plant stand in water. May allow to let the [...]

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Dracaena – “Song of Jamaica”

Dracaena – “Song of Jamaica” Lighting: Medium to bright indirect light. Watering: Allow soil do try slightly between waterings.

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Dracaena Marginata

About Dracaena Marginata: Country of origin: tropical regions of Africa. Maximum height: 15 ft. Commonly known as the “Dragon Tree”. Foliage type: distinctive, due to its red stripes on the outer edges of its leaves. Maximum temperature: 30° C. Minimum temperature: 10° C. Light: Medium to bright indirect lightd. Watering: Allow the soil to go slightly dry between [...]

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English ivy

About English ivy:  Ivies are an exciting group of vining plants that are gaining more attention these days! The English ivy, Hedera helix, is perhaps best known for its evergreen foliage that is often used as a potted plant or in a hanging basket. Light: Ivy is a tolerant plant that requires low lighting but will grow well [...]

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