The Very Best Indoor House Plants You Can Buy -- The Best List

If you're new to indoor gardening, the worst thing you can do is start with a plant that's tricky to care for. It's easy to get discouraged and throw in the trowel (see what I did there?) when your shiny new plant starts turning yellow and dropping leaves all over the place. Fortunately, that's unlikely to happen when you pick a nice friendly spider plant or pothos to start off with, even if you don't think your thumb has an ounce of green in it. But when you visit the nursery, plants aren't mar...