Live Houseplants, Grown for Indoor Life
Our indoor assortment is deliberately narrow. We grow the plants that hold up in a real house rather than the full wall of a garden center: ferns, aroids and a handful of statement foliage plants, potted and shipped rooted rather than bare. If you are starting a collection, or you have one shelf that needs something green and alive on it, everything below is a plant we actually grow.
Trailing and Vining Houseplants
These are the plants for the places a pot cannot go: the top of a bookcase, a bracket by the window, a hook over the sink, a pole in the corner. Some of them spill, some of them climb, and most will do either depending on what you give them to grab. All twelve are the ones we grow for indoor life, potted and rooted rather than shipped bare.

The Nature Hills Advantage
Plant Sentry™ Protected: Every plant is inspected for invasive pests and diseases before shipment, ensuring your local ecosystem stays safe.
Nursery Direct: No middlemen. No big-box garden center delays. Just fresh plants from our field to your front porch.
Warranty Options: Every plant comes with our standard Nature Hills Growing & Glowing Guarantee. Optional protection can be purchased for total peace of mind.
Live Indoor Ferns
Ferns are the shortest path from a bare shelf to a room that feels alive. They ask for bright indirect light, air that is not desert dry, and a grower who checks the soil instead of watering on a schedule. Everything in this collection is a true fern, grown in a pot for indoor life and shipped rooted and ready to settle in.
Pothos Plants
If you want one plant that will forgive a busy month, make it a Pothos. It trails from a shelf, climbs a pole, roots from a cutting in a glass of water, and tells you plainly when it is thirsty by letting its leaves go soft. We grow five, and the difference between them is almost entirely leaf color.

Houseplant Care Basics
A few fundamentals apply across most houseplant varieties:
- Light: Match the plant to the light levels in the room where it will live.
- Watering: Most houseplants prefer to dry out slightly between waterings rather than staying constantly wet.
- Humidity: Many popular houseplants originate in tropical climates and appreciate higher humidity, especially indoors during winter heating season.
- Repotting: Refresh the pot and soil as roots fill the container, typically every one to two years.
Care needs vary by species, so check the plant-specific care guide included with your order.
Alocasia Plants
Alocasia is the plant people mean when they say they want a houseplant that looks like a sculpture. Thick, upright stems hold arrow-shaped leaves with pale veins drawn across them, and the whole plant angles itself toward the light through the day. It is not the easiest genus we sell, but nothing else in a pot looks like it. These are the potted, indoor-grown Alocasias; the hardy landscape Elephant Ears are a different plant for a different spot.
Frequently Asked Houseplant Questions
How do I know how much light my houseplant needs?
How do I know how much light my houseplant needs?
Check the care information for your specific plant — most houseplants are labeled as low, medium, or bright light, corresponding to how far they sit from a window or how direct the sunlight is.
Are Nature Hills houseplants shipped with a guarantee?
Are Nature Hills houseplants shipped with a guarantee?
Yes. Houseplant orders are covered by the Growing & Glowing Guarantee for 45 days, with an optional Plus upgrade extending coverage through May 1st for winter protection.
Can I return or replace a houseplant that arrives damaged?
Can I return or replace a houseplant that arrives damaged?
Yes — under the Growing & Glowing Guarantee you can choose a free replacement, store credit, or a refund.

