Gift Plants for All Occasions
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Are you searching for the perfect indoor plant variety? For many years people have been giving the gift of live plants. Gift Plants can be exotic plants including colorful Calatheas, a blooming plant such as a Peace Lily, an easy to care for plants such as a Snake Plant or a large statement piece such as a Bamboo Palm for example. Perhaps your local flower shop just doesn't have that perfect plant you'd wish to give a friend. A few questions to ask before choosing a Gift Plant? Live plants make great gifts because they are beautiful and bring continued enjoyment year-round. Before you decide to give a plant as a gift, do a little investigating first so you’re sure to give the best plant. Is the recipient allergic to flowers? If so, giving non-flowering plants as a gift will be better than flowering plants. Does your friend have pets or small children? Make sure the plant you are gifting isn’t poisonous to pets and children. We have a whole collection of P et-Safe plants . What sort of light conditions does the recipient have in their home or office? When in doubt go with a low-Light Plant . Everyone has a dark corner in their home or office that can use a colorful boost. Plants to Give as Gifts: We've chosen the following plants that are perfect for sending a living message of thanks or congratulations. These items have been chosen for their great looks and to require minimum plant care. Aglaonema : Aglaonema or Chinese Evergreen is easy to care for, low maintenance tropical Plant that does best in low to medium light away from drafts. The foliage really makes a statement when planted in a brightly colored pot. The 6″ containers are small enough to be used as a table centerpiece or to brighten a corner of the room or office. Calatheas : Calatheas produce beautiful leaves that display shades of green, white, red and cream. Their unique textures that add interest to any decor. They are easy to care for, and a great starter plant for up and coming house plant growers.