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Here are the top ten articles for the Houseplants Site! These rankings are live and get reset at the beginning of each month, so check back often to see what your fellow visitors are most interested in! 1. Non-Toxic Houseplants If you have pets or small children in your home, know they are safe from harm with these non-toxic houseplants. 2. Moses-in-the-Cradle The pretty purple, pink and green striped foliage of this Tradescantia is a bright alternative to a flowering houseplant. 3. Ficus Elastica, the Rubber Tree How to grow the ever-popular Rubber Tree, Ficus elastica. 4. Purple Passion Plant How to care for Purple Passion Plant, an interesting, attractive and unique foliage plant that loves the light. 5. Mother-of-Thousands This plant has the interesting talent of having live offspring instead of setting seed. It's prolific nature is what earned it the title "Mother-of-Thousands". 6. Chenille Plant What is that neat plant with the fuzzy red flowers dangling from it? It must be the Chenille Plant, a long-time favorite! If you are thinking of adding this wonderfully fun plant to your home, here is all you need to know about getting it to thrive. 7. Jade Plant Jade is a distinctive plant that is simple to grow. Adding a Jade to your collection will be even more enjoyable when you know exactly how to care for it. 8. Money Tree Find a wealth of knowledge on how to grow the interesting Money Tree. It may bring you success, or just nicely accentuate your decor. Either way, this plant is a delight to have in the home. 9. Yellow Leaves When your once beautiful houseplant begins to have yellow leaves, are you at a loss about why or what to do about it? Here are some clues to help you solve the mystery. 10. Burro's Tail If you're a fan of succulent plants, Burro's Tail is a great one to grow. It's one of the less picky succulents and looks great cascading over the side of a hanging basket. Be sure to visit the Houseplants Archives for all the articles! |
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