Here is a list of our favorite ornamentals.

• Eastern Redbud. This native tree is definitely a treasure to behold in the April landscape.
• Cornus Mas.
• Serviceberry.
• Kousa Dogwood.
• Japanese Tree Lilac.
• Dwarf Korean Lilac (standard).
• Ornamental Pears.
• Japanese Maple.

In a frost-free area, coleus normally lives for several years. In USDA zones 10 through 11, the winter is mild enough to plant coleus in the ground. Coleus appreciates moist soil that drains well. Keep it out of intense sun, as it easily scalds.

Coleus thrive in cool, evenly moist, well-drained soil. Consistent moisture is good, but soggy conditions cause root disease. Watering should complement available sun. Some modern coleus varieties handle full sun, but most still flourish with at least dappled shade and direct sun limited to morning hours.

The Sansevieria Laurentii Snake Plant is native to South and West Africa. This rare decorative plant goes by many common names which are Good Luck Plant, Goldband Sansevieria, Variegated Snake Plant, Mother-in-law’s tongue, Viper’s Bowstring Hemp, Magic Sword, Laurentii Snake Plant, Laurentii Sansevieria Plant, S.

Repels Mosquitoes The snake plant has a chemical called Saponin which repels mosquitoes. Even if you live in a part of your city where there are excessive mosquitoes, growing the snake plant will surely help you live itch-free.

• Snake Plant Laurentii. thesill.com. $57.00.
• Dracaena Gold Star. Bloomscape. bloomscape.com.
• Rubber Tree. anselandivy.com. $46.00.
• Aloe Vera. Costa Farms amazon.com. $20.99.
• Monstera Deliciosa. TropicalplantsFL etsy.com. $34.95.
• Pothos. The Sill.
• ZZ Plant. The Sill thesill.com.
• Spider Plant. Hirt’s Gardens.

Choosing Areas That Support Plant Life. Give your plants enough light. Place your plant near a window that provides the amount of light they need to survive. Not all plants require the same amount of light, and some will need different types of light, such as indirect or direct.

Group plants in cool planters together in one corner of a room. This works great with taller indoor plants, but you can also use varying height plant stands to prop up smaller plants. You can’t go wrong with this approach, which is why it’s probably our favorite way to decorate with indoor plants.

How To Decorate With Tall Indoor Plants

1. For example, a large plant can be placed in the corner of a room to fill out an empty space.
2. You can decorate room corners with tall potted plants even if you have furniture that goes from wall to wall.

Here are some of the ways to decorate an indoor plant in living rooms.

• A Large Plant beside the Sofa.
• Pick a Shelf.
• Use a Bench.
• Have Stunning Pots, customize.
• Decorate that corner.
• Hanging Plants.
• Floating Greenery.
• Fake It!