Money Plant

Botanical Name:

Epipremnum aureum

Scientific Classification:

Order: Alismatales
Family: Araceae
Genus: Epipremnum

Common Name: 

Money Plant, Golden Pothos, Hunter's Robe, Devil's Ivy, Ivy Arum, Solomon Islands Ivy, Taro Vine

Plant Description:

Epipremnum aureum is best grown in tropical climate. This plant is commonly known by many names such as Golden Pothos, Hunter's Robe, Devil's Ivy, Ivy Arum, Solomon Islands Ivy, Taro Vine. However, in India it is popular known as Money Plant.


The Money Plant is an ornamental plant. It is used as a decorative in window grills, walls, garden gates, etc. This plant is widely found in India. Be it in gardens, households, building entrance, the Money Plant is always seen. Being in India, this one plant you should know by the tip of your fingers.

Money Plant is one of the easiest indoor plants to grow. Hence, if you are new to gardening, the Money Plant is one plant you should start with. The reason being is that it survives even with least amount of sunlight and watering. Further, even if you over-water a Money Plant, still it will survive. One of the best way to grow a money plant is by cutting a stem of an existing money plant and planting it in an empty pot. Within few days, roots will start to form. It is advisable to regularly water a money plant.

Marigold

Botanical Name:
Tagetes

Scientific Classification:
Order: Asterales
Family: Asteraceae
Genus: Tageteae

Common Name: 
Marigold

Plant Description:

Growing Marigold is a task. It needs a lot of care and generous amount of sunshine. Although it grows in most types of soil, gardeners mostly prefer growing them in black soil. Tagetes traced their roots to North America.

White Climbing Rose

Scientific Classification: 
Order: Rosales
Family: Rosaceae
Genus: Rosa

Common Name:
White Climbing Rose

Tulsi, Holy Basil

Botanical Name: 
Ocimum Tenuiflorum

Scientific Classification:
Order: Lamiales
Family: Lamiaceae
Genus: Ocimum

Common Name: 
Tulsi, Holy Basil


Plant Description:

The Holy Basil, commonly referred to as Tulsi, is a native plant to India. Due to its religious significance, the Tulsi plant is grown in almost every Indian household. Besides, its religious importance, Tulsi is also cultivated for its medicinal properties. Ocimum Tenuiflorum is commonly used in Ayurveda.