Every houseplant we carry, from snake plants and pothos to orchids, ferns and air plants. Scroll them all or narrow by light, pet safety, hanging plants, plant type and size — then call South Portland or Westbrook to check what’s in today.
How to choose
- Low light: snake plant, ZZ plant, pothos and peace lily.
- Bright light: succulents, cacti and fiddle-leaf figs.
- Pets: if you have cats or dogs, look for pet-safe plants like spider plant and calathea.
Frequently asked questions
How often should I water houseplants?
When the top inch of soil is dry. Most houseplants are killed by too much water, not too little.
Which houseplants are safe for pets?
Spider plant, calathea, Boston fern and many palms are non-toxic to cats and dogs. See our pet-safe plants guide.
What houseplant is hardest to kill?
Snake plant and ZZ plant tolerate low light and missed waterings.
Do houseplants need fertilizer?
Feed lightly in spring and summer; skip fertilizer in winter when growth slows.