Plants with meaning & Feng Shui
Since the dawn of civilizations, certain plants have been surrounded by superstitions, admiration, or even worship. Over time, they have found their place in the philosophy of Feng Shui – plants that bring luck, plants that attract abundance and wealth, plants that pray, plants that bring peace, or plants that bring happiness are just a few examples.
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Spathiphyllum – peace lily, plant with repeated flowering and air-purifying properties
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Scindapsus pictus ‘Argyraeus’ XL - Satin pothos with silver leaves, trailing indoor plant
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Stephanotis jasminoides (Madagascar Jasmine, Flower of Happiness) - intensely fragrant flowers
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Stephanotis floribunda Inner Variegata (inner variegation)
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Stephanotis floribunda Yellow Variegata (yellow margin)
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Pellaea rotundifolia – fern with round leaves, elegant and compact
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Oxalis deppei – the lucky clover with bicolor foliage
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Oxalis triangularis – decorative plant with purple leaves and delicate flowers
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Gardenia jasminoides 'Pinwheel' (also garden hardy) - intensely fragrant flowers
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Gardenia Jasminoides 'Fool Proof' ('Leesix'PBR') (also garden hardy) - intensely fragrant flowers
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Ficus elastica ‘Tineke’ – indoor plant with variegated leaves in white-cream and green
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Cyathea tomentosissima - compact tree fern with fine and elegant foliage
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Sansevieria cylindrica ‘Tiara Platinum’ - silver cylindrical sansevieria
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Ivy - Hedera helix 'Golden Kolibri' ('Midas Touch')
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Aglaonema ‘Carnival Queen’ - tropical explosion of color
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Sansevieria cylindrica ‘Boncel Variegata’ D8 - rare succulent with tiger-striped leaves
