Photos
Sansevierias are sleek and sophisticated, but they’re also the “comfort food” of plants, reminding many people of days spent on Grandma’s porch. The most-common version is Sansevieria trifasciata, with its familiar dark and light green stripes, here showing off why it’s commonly called snake plant.
MORE GALLERIES
COMMENTS
Loved this article, all the pictures and different varieties. Why don't you include how to care for this plant and where one can purchase these more rare varieties?
Jennie: I hope you remember that snake plants are nocturnal bloomers? The one and only book on evening gardens is now in print again thanks to Timber Press. And I spoke at Cheekwood last week and they love it and I will return again. Of course, nobody from Cool Springs Press was there. All best, Peter
