African Violet
Aglaonema
Anthurium
Aphelandra (Zebra plant)
Aralia
Areca
Begonias
Bird's Nest
Boston Fern
Bromeliads
Cacti and Succulents
Caladium
Calathea
Chamaedorea
China Doll
Coleus
Cordyline(Ti Plant)
Crotons
Dieffenbachia
Dracaena
English Ivy(Hedera helix)
Ficus
Fittonia
Gardenias
Gloxinia
Geraniums
Grape Ivy
Hibiscus
Holiday Cactus
Lipstick Vine And Other Gesneriads
Mandevilla(Alice Dupont)
Maranta
Nephthytis
Norfolk Island Pine
Peperomia
Pellionia, Pilea and Fittonia
Philodendrons(Self-Heading types)
Philodendrons(Vining)
Poinsettia
Pothos
Salvia
Sansevieria and Yucca
Schefflera
Spathiphyllum
Spider Plant
Wax Plant(Hoya)
 

House Plant Information
Fla. Dept.Agr. & Consumer Serv. Pest Control Articles
Crop notes for commercial foliage producers
Foliage and Flowering Plants information from Texas A&M
North Carolina: State University "Insect and Related Pests of Flowers and Foliage Plants
 

Business Analysis of Ornamental Plant Nurseries in Florida
Bacterial Leaf Diseases of Foliage Plants
Gardening in the Shade
Maintenance of Interior Foliage Plants
House Plants
Indoor Plants
Indoor Plants - Cleaning, Fertilizing, Containers and Light Requirements
Indoor Plant Selection and Care
Least-Toxic Control Methods to Manage Indoor Plant Pests
Botany Handbook for Florida

Plant at work

Plants at Work is and educational campaign dedicated to informing professionals and the public about the many benefits of interior plants. For more information on these benefits, please see: http://www.plantsatwork.org, or contact M.J. Gilhooley at mj@plantsatwork.org. Plants at Work is sponsored in part by the Associated Landscape Contractors of America