Interior plants

While most houseplants are low maintenance, there are a few varieties that are especially easy to care for.

Bromeliads, cacti, succulents, airplants, ponytail palm, hedera ivy, maidenhair fern and more are all easy to manage, even for beginner gardeners. From ferns to ficus, houseplants add colour, beauty and texture to your space and offer air cleaning benefits.

Start with the light

Light and air flow are the two most important factors that will determine which house plants to put in which location. Selecting the best plant is easy, but it does require a little forethought if you want to get the most from it.

Areas in your home that have low light can still be used for indoor plants. The ZZ plant, Zamioculcas zamiifolia, and the Chinese evergreen require only a minimum amount of light. Additional low light indoor plants include peace lily, English ivy, pothos, dracaena and orchids.

Room by room

Different rooms naturally have different light and airflow patterns, and there is something to be said for what you will be doing in that room. Take your bedroom, the room where you want to relax and wake up refreshed. The best plants for it come from the bromeliad family, which release the majority of their oxygen, while working to remove pollutants, at night. Due to their variety there is a bromeliad to go with virtually any bedroom decor.

For the inside of your house or office, Milberger’s offers a choice of plants that can add a healthy and pleasant ambiance to your interior design.