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10 Houseplants For 2022
The Gardener
|April 2022
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Alocasia
Known for their striking leaves, alocasias are unlike any other houseplant on the market. Also known as elephant's ear due to the shape of the leaves, these plants have wonderful colours and captivating patterns that make them instantly stand out. They can be trickier to care for, especially if you're after the massive foliage this plant is beloved for, but they are well worth the extra effort.
The houseplant craze shows no signs of dying down. In fact, it is currently experiencing a revival or revolution: no longer are easy-to-find, beginner-friendly plants the go-to. Now, houseplant enthusiasts want a taste of the unique, the unusual and the colourful, with some old favourites thrown in to balance the collection. These are the must-have houseplants for 2022.
Strelitzia
South Africans are very familiar with the staple garden plant bird of paradise, sporting stunning orange flowers in the classic crane shape. But, these plants have only recently taken centre stage around the world, where they are now one of the most sought-after houseplants. The towering leaves make for an interesting feature, easily filling out corners. Plus, if you give them enough light, you'll get to enjoy their flowers indoors too.
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