The Cyclamen (Cyclamen persicum) is the flowering plant that symbolizes autumn and winter: when balconies and gardens lose their color, its flowers with backward-facing petals,...
The Paphiopedilum, known as the Venus slipper orchid, is an indoor orchid with unusual charm: the lower petal forms a small slipper-shaped pouch, while the...
The Cymbidium, known as the Cymbidium orchid or boat orchid, is one of the most spectacular orchids: long upright stems covered with waxy flowers that...
Guzmania (Guzmania lingulata), also known as bromeliad, is a tropical houseplant loved for its spectacular deep-red central bract, which remains colorful for months. This specimen,...
Calluna (Calluna vulgaris), also known as heather or ling, is a small evergreen shrub prized for its late-summer and autumn flowering, when its stems are...
Solanum pseudocapsicum – Berry Color for Autumn and WinterSolanum pseudocapsicum, also known as Jerusalem cherry or ornamental nightshade, is a compact evergreen shrub prized for...
Calandiva (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana), also known as Double-flowered Kalanchoe, is a flowering succulent prized for its clusters of small rose-like flowers, which remain open for weeks....
The Spathiphyllum Vivaldi, also known as the peace lily or spathiphyllum, is an elegant indoor plant with a slender growth habit. With its glossy, deep...
The Neoregelia is one of the most spectacular bromeliads: its spreading rosette of dark green lanceolate leaves, with intense purple-red highlights at the center, creates...
Anthurium D.17 H.65 cm – Tropical Elegance in BloomThe Anthurium (Anthurium andraeanum), also known as flamingo flower, is one of the most popular flowering indoor...
In this collection, you'll find flowering indoor plants for your home and office: Phalaenopsis, Dendrobium, and Cattleya orchids, Spathiphyllum, Anthurium, Guzmania, and Calandiva, in a nursery pot or already placed in a decorative pot.
These houseplants bring color even during the colder months and are a natural choice as a gift plant: some, such as Spathiphyllum, also bloom in low light, while others prefer a bright spot away from direct sunlight.
