Gardenias - High Light
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Great Plants For New York Apartments
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Echeveria - High Light
Here you’ll find a selection of our favorite apartment-conducive plants. In this case, “high light” means direct sunlight, and “low light” refers to indirect.
Unfortunately, if you’ve got a windowless room (we’ve been there, done that), you may still have to go to the park for your daily dose.
Check out some of our favorite plant vendors: Sprout Home, Liberty Sunset Garden Center, Union Square Greenmarket, Plantworks, and Logee’s Tropical Plants.
View the slideshow above for great indoor plant options.
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Rex Begonias - High Light
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Agave - High Light
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Geraniums - High Light
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Philodendron - Low Light
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Lucky Bamboo - Low Light
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Dieffenbachia - Low Light
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Maidenhair Fern - Low Light (Best in Humid Environments)
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