The Best Indoor And Outdoor Plants For All Conditions in Dubai

Plants For All Conditions in Dubai: Concerned you have an excessive lot of grim shade cover or to an extreme degree a lot radiating daylight to develop plants in your yard or home effectively?

Nothing of the sort! Regardless of the condition, there’s definitely a plant you can depend on to reinvigorate your space, inside or out.

Underneath, breeze through the best plants to put outside, bring inside or appreciate in both your home and nursery.

Choosing The Best Indoor And Outdoor Plants

Plants that are ideally suited for Indoor and Outdoor in UAE gardens: The right lighting can really make or break your plants. Sure, some plants are hardy enough to grow no matter the circumstances, but to grow your plants to their fullest potential, pay particular attention to the amount of sun—or shade—they require.

Best Indoor Plants For A Window Sill (Or High Light)

Best Light-Sun Outdoor Plants

• Hostas (zones 3-9): Dependable perennials that come in multiple shades of green.
• Diascia (zones 8-10): A flowering plant perfect for gardens or hanging baskets.
• Hydrangeas (zones 3-10): A large family of flowers that bloom in white, baby blue, lavender and more.
• Impatiens (zones 8-10): A popular annual that blooms nonstop from spring to late fall.
• Forget-me-nots (zones 3-8): A plant with distinctly blue flowers and tall, fuzzy stems.
  

Outdoor Plants to try without Sun

• Lady fern (zones 3-9): Like many plants in the fern family, lady ferns can grow well without any sunlight.
• Fuchsia (zones 8-10): A versatile group of plants that grow as small shrubs or drape delicately from hanging baskets.
• Deadnettle (zones 4-10): A fast-growing ground cover plant with an assortment of flower colors.
  
  

Outdoor Plants for your Garden (Sun-Light)

• Pentas (zones 9-11): Red, pink or white-flowered plants that have a super high tolerance for heat.
• Catmint (zones 3-8): Sprawling perennials that are rich purple in color.
• Russian sage (zones 5-10): Drought-tolerant shrubs with tall, upright stems.
• Coneflower (zones 5-8): Daisy-like wild flowers that attract birds and butterflies.
• Petunias (zones 10 and 11): Popular annuals with flowers that grow in a variety of shapes and shades.
  

Best Indoor as well as Outdoor Plants

• Geranium (zones 9-11): An outdoor groundcover or indoor hanging plant.
• Boxwood (zones 4-9): Outside, they’re shrubs that like full shade, but inside they prefer partial sunlight.
• Calla lily (Zones 3-10): In zones 3-7, they’re OK outside up until winter and can become houseplants before the frost. In warmer zones, they’re year-round outdoor plants.
• Begonias (zones 3-11): Outside they crave shade and inside they need filtered light.
• Vegetable plants (multiple zones): Veggies like carrots, tomatoes, scallions and more sprout both inside and outside.

House Plants in Low Light

Plants Name and Details

Plants For All Conditions (Indoor as well as Outdoors)

Plants	Plants Details
Parlor palm	A thin-stemmed tree with wide, showy leaves.
Rubber plant	A tall indoor tree with round and shiny deep green leaves.
African violet	A popular indoor plant with delicate purple flowers.
Jade plant	An oval-leafed succulent that’s said to bring good luck.
Orchid	An elegant, thin-stemmed plant with flowers ranging from fuchsia pink to canary yellow.
Pothos	A grassy-green plant that’s known to clean indoor air.
Cactus	A sun-loving container plant that comes in a variety of shapes and sizes
Peace lily	A tropical evergreen plant with snowy-white flowers.
Philodendron vine	A vine with heart-shaped leaves that grows in both bright and low light.
Snake plant	A Low-maintenance succulent with sturdy, upright leaves. It also goes by another name
Chinese evergreen	A glossy green-leafed plant that has tropical origins.
Spider plant	A popular houseplant with mixed green and white leaves.
Pentas (zones 9-11)	Red, pink or white-flowered plants that have a super high tolerance for heat.
Catmint (zones 3-8)	Sprawling perennials that are rich purple in color.
Russian sage (zones 5-10)	Drought-tolerant shrubs with tall, upright stems.
Coneflower (zones 5-8)	Daisy-like wild flowers that attract birds and butterflies.
Petunias (zones 10 and 11)	Popular annuals with flowers that grow in a variety of shapes and shades.
Hostas (zones 3-9)	Dependable perennials that come in multiple shades of green.
Diascia (zones 8-10)	A flowering plant perfect for gardens or hanging baskets.
Hydrangeas (zones 3-10)	A large family of flowers that bloom in white, baby blue, lavender and more.
Impatiens (zones 8-10)	A popular annual that blooms nonstop from spring to late fall.
Forget-me-nots (zones 3-8)	A plant with distinctly blue flowers and tall, fuzzy stems.
Lady fern (zones 3-9)	Like many plants in the fern family, lady ferns can grow well without any sunlight.
Fuchsia (zones 8-10)	A versatile group of plants that grow as small shrubs or drape delicately from hanging baskets.
Deadnettle (zones 4-10)	A fast-growing ground cover plant with an assortment of flower colors.
Geranium (zones 9-11)	An outdoor groundcover or indoor hanging plant.
Boxwood (zones 4-9)	Outside, they’re shrubs that like full shade, but inside they prefer partial sunlight.
Calla lily (Zones 3-10)	In zones 3-7, they’re OK outside up until winter and can become houseplants before the frost. In warmer zones, they’re year-round outdoor plants.
Begonias (zones 3-11)	Outside they crave shade and inside they need filtered light.
Vegetable plants (multiple zones)	Veggies like carrots, tomatoes, scallions and more sprout both inside and outside.

Listed above is the list of plant names of the common plants – Indoor & Outdoor