In this article, I'm thrilled to share ten of the best indoor plants for low light conditions. These plants are not only easy ...

Yes, you should prune ZZ plants, but only when necessary. ZZ plants are generally low-maintenance and don't require regular pruning. That said, ZZ plants can grow quite large over time and pruning ...

These interesting plants grow in very low levels of light, even in areas with only fluorescent lighting.

As I admire the glossy green leaves of a Zamioculcas zamiifolia, or ZZ plant, I wonder how I have overlooked this plant previously. The plant’s owner, Master Gardener Kathy Reed, says it ...

The plants that don't need a lot of light to thrive – perfect for shady spaces and dark corners.

Even if you don’t have a sunroom or a south-facing window, there are plants for low-light areas.

A particularly popular one is the ZZ plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia). This plant is tough as nails, adjusting to bright or low-light conditions in homes.

If you’re looking for easy care plants that tolerate low light check out the relatively new ZZ Plant.

It's recommended that ZZ plants receive indirect, bright sunlights. However, experts agree–and I can attest–that they're highly adaptable even in low-light conditions.

What are ZZ plants? ZZ plants, also known as Zamioculcas zamiifolia, are considered a nearly-indestructible indoor plant. Originally native to eastern Africa, they have glossy green leaves and are ...