Flowers that you should Grow in Your Home
African Violet
African Violet is one of the easiest houseplants to grow. It blooms multiple times throughout the year, and requires minimal effort. There are many varieties, including flower varieties with white-edged edges or ruffled edges. African violets favor warmer temperatures and sun that is filtered. It is, however, recommended to not water the fuzzy leaves because they may create ugly brown spots. The plant will bloom nearly constantly if it is set in a light area. It’s fun to have an array of flowers that have various designs and shades.
Oxalis
The adorable little plant is triangular in shape and has a clover-like appearance. Its leaves are purple and fold up in the evening when it becomes too dark. Over the foliage is always a display of white or light pink flowers. Also, there is an oxalis which features plain green leaves with silvery accents or not. The most attractive feature is the leaves with a shamrock shape. It’s a perfect gift on St. Patrick’s Day.
Peace Lily
Although the peace lily-white flower may appear to be not the most glamorous however they have a classy beauty as they rise above the glossy leaves of tall thin stems. This easy-to-maintain plant can bloom throughout the throughout the year, however, it will produce the most beautiful flowers during the summer. The deep green leaves add an exotic look to any space.
Clivia
Clivia is often referred to as kaffir or lily. It blooms in winter as a houseplant. Clivia blooms only when exposed to dry, cool conditions. You can easily take care of this plant. The flowers are dazzling on winter days when aren’t a lot of other flowers in bloom.
Jasmine
There are many varieties of jasmine. Jasmine that is flowering, J. Polyanthum, and Arabian jasmine are three of the most simple to grow. Samba) or Polyanthum (J. The vines have fragrant white-pink flowers. These gorgeous white and pink flowers can be seen on the majority of household plants.
