Houseplants

Brovallia (from Lat. Browallia) is a herbaceous biennial belonging to the Solanov family. The plant was discovered by biologist Karl Linnaeus and named after his friend, the Swedish bishop D. Broval. The genus has six species, of which only one is actively cultivated at home - beautiful brovallia. These exquisite and unpretentious flowers can decorate not only rooms, but also balconies and garden terraces.

Palms are a favorite of many plants that do not require serious care and thrive in difficult climates. Hamerops is the most popular in Europe. It is used as a decoration for parks and gardens, as well as an element of interior decoration. This plant can be easily grown at home if you know its features and conditions of detention.

Pentas is one of the few indoor plants that bloom in the cold season. Beautiful bright flowers with five petals, similar to stars, could please a person even in summer, and even more so in winter.

Adenium is a tropical succulent with a developed tree-like stem, which in its natural habitat reaches a height of 3 meters. As a house plant, adenium began to be grown at the end of the last century, and interest in this wonderful tree only increases every year. Thanks to the work of breeders, the indoor version of adenium is compact in size. There are about 50 varieties of this succulent, which differ in the shape of the leaves, the color of the flowers. Exotic lovers willingly purchase an attractive plant for their home collection.

It is believed that a banana is nothing more than a tall palm tree. This is the only herbaceous perennial plant from the Banana family. Its fruits are not fruits, but berries. The genus includes more than 60 different species that grow in tropical climates in Australia, Africa, Asia. Despite the thermophilicity of the culture, it is really possible to grow it at home - it is enough for a banana to create an appropriate microclimate and choose the right variety. And then you can enjoy the fruits or use the plant as a decoration.