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Most well-known for the caffeine-laden beans found inside its cherries, coffee plants have become a popular houseplant thanks to its glossy, study foliage compact growth habit. If given the proper care and environment, bright, indirect light and good humidity, a mature coffee plant can produce delicate white blooms that become the cherries from which coffee beans can be extracted. While your plant isn't likely to replace stops at your local coffee shop, it will add beauty and interest to your indoor plant collection.

ZZ Plant, also known as Zamioculcas zamiifolia, ZZ Plant features wide, dark green alluring leaves which make it a fine candidate for any home or office. Tolerant of most light conditions and prefers soil to be completely dry before watering. Thrives off neglect and is perfect for absolute beginners in plant collecting.

ZZ plants are a highly dependable and air-purifying house plant. It is a great plant for beginners. ZZ plants can tolerate low light but prefers medium indirect light conditions. A unique feature of the ZZ Plant is its water-storing rhizomes, making it a low-maintenance plant for watering. They can grow up to 2-3 ft. tall and are great for adding a pop of green to your indoor space. The plant produces dark green and glossy leaves that are also easy to propagate.

When it comes to showmanship, you can't go wrong with peacock plants. Watermelon colors of dark red on the bottom and variegated green and yellow on the top make their foliage stand out. Officially called Calathea Medallion Roseopicta, these Brazilian beauties have earned the nickname 'prayer plants'. This is because they raise and lower their leaves throughout the day as if they're worshipping. A medium-care plant, they thrive in humid environments.

The Madagascar palm (Pachypodium lamerei) is not related to true palms at all. This spikey plant belongs to the Apocynaceae dogbane family within the Pachypodium genus and is a succulent shrub. Identifiable by its spear-like dark green foliage, the Madagascar palm boasts a single thick grey trunk that can also have thorns. The plant blooms each Spring and into the early Summer with small, 4 in. buds-the flowers are typically white.

Calathea makoyana, commonly known as Peacock Plant or Cathedral Windows, is native to eastern Brazil. This exotic-looking plant will make an excellent addition to nearly any patio or porch. Since the Peacock Plant is non-toxic to dogs and cats, it will also bring an elegant tropical feel to nearly any well-lit part of the house with no direct sunlight. The Peacock Plant is well-known for its glossy leaves with elegant patters which grow at the end of long stems. This plant has gained the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit.

The Peperomia is a perennial epiphyte native to the tropical regions of Central and South America. It's short and sturdy stems wield thick, circular leaves which are a deep jade color and retains most of its water. The Peperomia is very easy to care for and requires similar care habits to most succulents making it a great addition to any desk or shelf.

This perennial favorite defines autumn. Chrysanthemums, lovingly known as mums for short, provide memorable late-season splashes of color for all your fall decorating, which you won't soon forget. Bold blooms in a wide variety of hues are excellent for borders, containers, and cuttings. Your plant will arrive fully rooted in a 2.5-quart grower pot. Your plant will arrive fully rooted in a 2.5-quart grower pot.

The ponytail palm is an evergreen perennial native to Eastern Mexico. It has become an ornamental plant due to its ability to thrive indoors and retains water through its swollen trunk. Much like a palm tree this plant can grow to be 30 ft. tall in its maturity.

Caesalpinia pulcherrima is a stunning and vibrant flowering shrub known as pride of Barbados, peacock flower, or red bird of paradise, among other names. The pride of Barbados showcases an array of show-stopping, bright orange-red flowers with striking long, protruding stamens that resemble a peacock's feathers. Its delicate, fern-like green compound leaves provide a beautiful backdrop for the blooms and add texture to your garden. This plant's fast growth rate and bushy habit make it ideal for creating a bold statement in any garden design. Pride of Barbados is a versatile choice for a range of garden styles, from tropical and cottage gardens to Mediterranean and xeriscape designs. Incorporate this plant as a stunning focal point, border accent, or mass planting, or train it into a small tree for added visual interest.