Overwintering container plants: Indoors, outdoors, light, or dark?
Which plants can spend the winter outside in pots and which need a winter shelter? Here you can find out the right time to move them and how to overwinter...
Welcome to Harmony Plants, where every tropical plant is lovingly raised from seed or seedling in our own greenhouses until it becomes a medium-sized plant.
After careful nurturing in our greenhouses, it is gently acclimatized in our yard, ready for your home! To keep your new green friends thriving, they only need water, light, and love.
In our comprehensive plant care guide, you will find everything you need to know for their maintenance. Specific instructions for each plant species ensure that your green treasure receives optimal care. May your plant bring you much joy!
The Swiss cheese plant is an absolute trend plant and draws all eyes to itself in any home. The Monstera comes from the tropical rainforests of South America and climbs up the jungle giants.
The philodendron, also known as the tree-lover, originally comes from the rainforests of South America. With the right care, it will become your friend, too.
Anthuriums, also known as flamingo flowers, are loved by plant enthusiasts not only for their colorful blooms, but also for their beautiful, mostly heart-shaped leaves.
Syngoniums are among the plants with the most colorful leaves. You can let them climb or keep them as hanging plants in your home.
Alocasias originate from tropical Asia. Their nickname is also elephant ear. This rather demanding plant is guaranteed to be a real eye-catcher in your home.
The Dieffenbachia is known for its decorative leaves. It is native to South America and is highly valued as a houseplant for its air-purifying properties.
Because of its round leaves, which appear as if they are floating, it is also called the UFO plant. It has gained great popularity in recent years in particular.
Hoyas, wax plants, or porcelain flowers are highly sought after as houseplants because they are relatively easy to care for and look very decorative hanging in a planter.
Which plants can spend the winter outside in pots and which need a winter shelter? Here you can find out the right time to move them and how to overwinter...
Low-maintenance plants such as philodendrons, monsteras, syngoniums, snake plants, zamioculcas, and pothos are particularly suitable for beginners, as they are forgiving of watering mistakes, can handle varying light conditions, and...
Houseplants don't always have to be just green. Some have striking leaves, while others bloom in vibrant shades. We show you the most beautiful colorful varieties to add more color...