There’s a peperomia succulent for nearly any indoor space. These rugged, drought-tolerant plants are a great starter option for new plant owners and add a cheerful look to any indoor plant display.

The peperomia plant derives its name from its resemblance to Piper nigrum, the vine from which peppercorns are harvested. However, peperomias vary widely. Some, indeed, are vines, but others form ...

Plants make good bookshelf decor, but where there's little light, it's harder for them to thrive — this one lives happily in ...

In a not so unsurprising move, the National Garden Bureau (NGB) has added a new category, houseplants, to its “Year of the” series and has honored peperomia as its first selection. Founded in 1920, ...

What can you tell me about a peperomia plant? Peperomia or baby rubber plant (Peperomia obtusifolia) is a tropical perennial that is commonly grown as a house plant or container plant outside during ...

In the years since the pandemic and the long hours spent indoors, many have sought the influence of the outdoors in their home. Houseplants provide many benefits to one’s life and home, including ...

More people are propagating houseplants, and there are plenty of great reasons why. Not only do plants help purify the air and enhance a space with vibrant color, but they may actually lower anxiety, ...

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The best spot in your house for each plant comes down to lighting, climate, and maintenance. Plant stylists Summer Rayne Oakes and Maryah Greene told Insider what plants go best in different rooms.