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Marble? Black? For Plants?? Yes, Please!

Great for Zones 5-9

I like to call this my lily pad plant :)

3 built-in metal flower pots & 3-tier mesh shelf trays

Such a beautiful, but thirsty, plant!

Aglaonema "Valentine" is so pretty!!

We have a few of these in our home.

Great for housing plants with flowing, long vines

Commonly as Joseph's Coat because of the vivid colors.

This pink climbing or binning Syngonium is everything!

These palms are so easy to care for!

Her leaves are miraculous!

Red Prayer Plant "Herringbone Plant" - Maranta Leuconeura Erythroneura

I love my nerve plant so much!

This planter is made from a fully biodegradable material.

We put this in our bathroom - how perfect!

This plant reminds me of a crazy straw.

We got ours as a wedding gift 6 years ago.

I have a few of these - my oldest is 8 yrs.

I have my Meyer Lemon planted in the tall one.

I have pothos planted in ours.

I love the patterns on the leaves.

We have ours in our living room.

The prettiest planters ever!

What a beauty!

I have 5 of these!

This flower arrangement contains bright pink stargazer lilies.

This planter will elevate any indoor space.

I love her bright coral and pink leaves!

Bold and black - I love this plant!

My mom got us this plant after Caleb and I got engaged!

The coziest plant lady shirt!

They like bright to low-light and plenty of water.

I love Monstera plants so much!

Perfect for a hanging planter near a window with bright light.

Ficus lyrata: Fiddle leaf figs prefer lots of bright, filtered light

Grows in low light and blooms year-round. Needs a lot of water to continue blooming.

Water regularly and place in a well-lit room; does best when receiving bright filtered light.

One of the top air-purifying plants identified by NASA.

While the heartleaf prefers indirect sunlight, it will do well in almost any lighting condition. Even areas of low light.

Neon Pothos can survive in a variety of light conditions lots of indirect to very low light.

Senecio rowleyanus like strong natural light for a few hours a day and then indirect light for the rest of the day.

Triostar Stromanthe love bright, but indirect light!

Perfect for my houseplants during the winter months.