House Plant Collection (page 2)

Ladys Slipper -Paphiopedilum sparsholt-, blossom, flower

Ladys Slipper -Paphiopedilum san actaeus-, blossom, flower

Covering seeds in tray with compost

Flowers of Thelychiton kingianus C015 / 6236
Flowers of the Australian orchid, Thelychiton kingianus (formerly Dendrobium kingianum ). T. kinigianus is native to Eastern coastal regions of Northern New South Wales and Southern Queensland

Turnera ulmifolia C013 / 7347
Turnera ulmifolia

Turnera ulmifolia C013 / 4537
Turnera ulmifolia

Poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima) commercial crop, growing in large glasshouse, U. S. A
Poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima) commercial crop, growing in large glasshouse, U.S.A

Fern fronds

Schlumbergera bridgesii
Christmas cactus flowers (Schlumbergera bridgesii). This cactus is found in the Organ Mountain forests, north of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It is cultivated in Europe as a Christmas plant

1980s Living Room
A 1980s Living Room interior in pastel tones of purple and blue, with a striped carpet, fern pot plant and three piece suite

Maidenhair fern House plant
LA-757 Maidenhair Fern House plant Jean Michel Labat Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima). This sub- tropical plant is a popular houseplant during the festive period due to its bright colour. The red parts of the plant are modified leaves (bracts)

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Welcome to my lush and vibrant oasis, where house plants reign supreme. 🌿✨ Nestled in the heart of Lower Saxony, Germany, my living room boasts an impressive collection of botanical beauties that bring nature's charm indoors. Amongst them are delicate Orchids, their petals dancing gracefully in the sunlight. A hybrid assortment steals the show with its mesmerizing blend of colors and textures. Each plant tells a unique story as they thrive harmoniously together. Plant in a pot #1 stands tall and proud, exuding elegance with its Starlight Flower blossoms that illuminate the space. Plant in a pot #2 adds a touch of sophistication with its striking Snake Plant leaves reaching towards the sky. Its resilience reminds me to stay strong even during challenging times. The Fiddle leaf fig takes center stage with its broad leaves resembling musical notes suspended in mid-air. It brings an air of whimsy to this green sanctuary while providing shade for smaller companions like Monstera house plant. Boho scandi cactus 2 adds a desert-inspired twist to this urban jungle, showcasing spiky arms that demand attention. Scandi Japandi House Plant 3 drapes elegantly from above, cascading down like emerald pearls on display. Speaking of pearls, Scandi Japandi String of Pearls weaves through shelves and hangs effortlessly from hooks—its delicate tendrils adding an ethereal touch to every corner it graces. Boho scandi cactus 1 introduces playful patterns into this botanical symphony—a reminder that life is meant to be enjoyed amidst nature's wonders. Meanwhile, Scandi Japandi House Plant 1 emanates tranquility with its serene presence—inviting moments of reflection and peace within these walls. In this haven nurtured by love and care, each house plant thrives under my watchful eye—a testament to their ability to transform any space into a sanctuary brimming with life and vitality.