Agave ovatifolia A very striking Agave with abundant, deep channeled leaves. More adaptable to damp, cool climates than other blue agaves. Prevers a bit of summer shade or heavier summer watering. Cold-hardy to 0°-15°F. Size: 3’-4’ x 4’-5’ Zone: 7a

Dasylirion wheeleri Silver-blue spined leaves form a dense rosette on this specimen Sotol which can reach 7′ tall by 7′ wide. May develop a short trunk over time. Size: 7’ x 7’ Zone: 6

Saintpaulia ionantha Location, location, location! These are incredibly easy to grow and will flower repeatedly in the correct light. Light: Medium Water: Moist Fertility: Medium

Chamaedorea erumpens A much better palm than the common ’Majesty’ palm. Does not seem as susceptible to spider mites. Light: Low Water: Medium Fertility: Medium

Aglaonema sp Bottom leaves will ”cup” when it is ready to be watered. One of the best plants for lower light locations. Light: Low Water: Low Fertility:Low

Dracaena fragrans massangeana Classic plant for narrow locations. Keep dust cleaned off of leaves. Light: Low Water: Medium Fertility: Medium

The more colors in the foliage, the more light it needs. Watch for spider mites and clean leaves often. Light: Medium-high Water: Medium Fertility: Medium  

Epipremnum sp. 'Marble Queen’ has white variegation. Classic Pothos is called Golden Pothos. Light:Low-Medium Water: Medium Fertility: Medium

Dracaena marginata An easy, fast-growing plant. Good for offices. Light: Medium Water: Medium Fertility: Medium

Dieffenbachia compacta Sap has calcium oxylate crystals which inflame the tongue and throat when ingested. All plant parts poisonous. Light: Medium-high Water: Low-medium Fertility: Low

Asplemium nidus Dilute fertilizer every month will keep it green. Likes humidity. Light: Medium Water: Moist Fertility: Medium

Nephrolepis exaltata bostoniensis Keep moist and divide when it fills the pot and the ’runners’ start proliferating. Bright, filtered light best. Light: Medium Water: Moist Fertility: Medium