Introduction

Have you ever wanted to grow your own plants and flowers, but you don’t want to spend hours on watering or soil maintenance? Whether you’ve got a green thumb or not, there are tons of garden plants that are easy to grow and maintain. Here’s a list of some of the best plants to grow at home:

Spicy Oregano

The spicy oregano plant is easy to grow, maintain and can be grown indoors. It can also be grown in pots or in the garden. The plant grows quickly and easily, making it a great choice for beginners who want to get started with gardening. The other thing that makes this type of plant so great is that you don’t have to worry about watering them too much or too little. This flower will thrive when it has just enough water but not too much water like some flowers tend to do which makes it very easy to care for as well!

Creeping Charlie

Creeping Charlie is a perennial ground cover that grows well in shade and sun. It has small green leaves and spreads by runners. You can plant this plant in your garden or use it as ground cover in your flower bed. Creeping Charlie only needs to be watered when it’s dry, making it an easy-to-care-for houseplant that doesn’t require much attention!

Cassia Alata/Candle bush

If you’re looking to add a bit of color to your garden, then the Candle Bush is an excellent choice. It has bright yellow flowers which bloom throughout summer and fall. They bloom from the bottom up, so if you want to preserve color after pruning, cut as low as possible (up to six inches) before new growth appears.

Candle bushes are also great for providing shade for small gardens and containers because they grow up rather than outwards. You can grow them in pots but they will eventually become quite large – up to five feet tall! To keep them smaller, pinch back shoots regularly and give it plenty of water once established in spring or summer when weeds aren’t likely.

These plants will do best planted in full sun with well drained soil that isn’t too acidic (about 6). If planting them outdoors make sure there isn’t any chance they will get too cold at night – they need frost-free conditions all year round!.

Ghimlet

• Ghimlet is a perennial plant that is native to India and Sri Lanka. It is a member of the mint family and is therefore an easy plant to grow.
• This herb has green stems, purple leaves, and white flowers (which smell like peppermint). The seeds can be used in cooking as well; they have a nutty flavor with hints of peppermint or oregano thrown in there too!

This herb grows best in full sun locations but can tolerate partial shade as well. It tends to thrive when planted at higher elevations due to colder temperatures which results in slower growth rates but ultimately produce more flavorful leaves once harvested!

Globe thistle

If you’re just starting out, choose a plant that’s easy to grow and maintain. Globe thistle is one of the most versatile plants to have in your garden because it can be used in flower arrangements, in the kitchen as a flavoring or garnish, or as a border for your lawn. It’s also hardy enough for beginners to use as an ornamental hedge.

Lantana

Lantana is a hardy landscape plant that can tolerate a wide range of conditions, including heat and drought. Lantana is also very easy to grow, with minimal maintenance requirements. Even if you’re new to gardening or have black thumbs, lantana plants are likely to thrive in your garden as long as they get well-drained soil and at least six hours of sun each day. This makes it one of the best flowers for beginners who want their gardens to look great without much effort on their part!

Marigolds

Marigolds are a great option for the novice gardener, as they are easy to grow and help improve your garden. Marigolds are decorative flowers with a number of practical uses. They can be used to repel insects such as aphids, whiteflies and beetles by planting them in your vegetable garden or flower beds. Their bright colors also attract bees which improve pollination of other plants nearby that need it. They’re also known to repel nematodes (worms that cause damage to root systems), so they can be used around plants you want to protect from these pests.

Marigolds have long been used for their medicinal properties; some studies show that marigold petals may reduce inflammation, boost immunity and even fight cancer cells! If you have an allergy problem then consider growing these beauties near your house – some people claim that having them around helps them breathe easier during pollen season. Other research suggests that marigold extract may help cure arthritis pain or reduce swelling associated with rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

Marigolds have many other uses besides just looking pretty in your yard: they make good companion plants because they deter harmful insects while attracting beneficial ones; they attract honeybees which pollinate crops nearby; their roots release chemicals into soil which improve its drainage properties; plus they look great when planted in containers on patios & balconies too!

Borage

Borage is a perennial herb in the mint family that produces bright blue or violet flowers. It’s an annual plant, meaning it will only grow for one year before dying back in the winter months.

Borage is easy to grow and can be grown just about anywhere. The plants will not reach over 3 feet tall, making them suitable for small gardens or containers. Borage also has a cucumber-like taste which makes it an excellent companion for salads and sandwiches!

Borage is considered beneficial because bees love it so much that they fly from flower to flower collecting pollen on their legs, carrying them to other flowers as they go—which means pollination! It’s also believed that borage helps increase plant growth when planted near tomatoes or strawberries by acting as a natural insect repellent (keeps harmful insects away!). Because of these benefits alone we highly recommend including this beautiful annual in your garden plans!

Chili Peppers

Chili peppers are another great beginner plant to grow at home. They come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, from small and round to long and skinny. Chili peppers can be green or red (or orange or yellow), but their texture is always crisp and juicy. They’re typically added to salsas, stews, soups, sandwiches—you name it!

• Easy care: Not only are chili peppers low maintenance plants that require little attention beyond watering them occasionally (1-2 times per week), they also grow best in areas with plenty of sunlight—which eliminates the need for you to find them space indoors if your garden isn’t sunny enough outside.* Harvesting: You’ll know when your chili peppers have ripened because they’ll become slightly more firm than before.* Store: If you plan on keeping some of your harvest for use throughout the winter months or next growing season, just store them whole in a cool dry place like an attic or basement.* Preparation/cooking: The best part about these delectable fruits is that there are so many ways to use them!

Mint

Mint is a perennial herb that grows easily in most climates, and it has a sweet, fresh scent. Mint can be used in dishes like mint jelly or mint chocolate chip ice cream, both of which are quite tasty! Mint is also good for the digestive system because it contains menthol, which causes cooling sensations on your tongue when you eat it.

Chamomile

Chamomile is one of the easiest plants to grow. It’s a perennial, meaning it will come back year after year as long as you take care of it. It’s easy to plant in the ground or in a pot and thrives in full sun or partial shade. You can grow it in an area with lots of sunlight, such as a sunny windowsill, or on the shady side of your house.

Chamomile is an herb used for teas and culinary purposes like adding flavor to soups and stews!

Growing plants is a great way to relax and help the environment.

Beyond the act of planting and growing a plant, there’s something for everyone. Whether you want to grow a few plants in your home or a large garden outside, there are plenty of options available.

• You can grow plants in a small space or even indoors: In fact, many people have potted plants on their windowsills at home that they care for every day. This makes it easy to keep up with them and feel like you’re making an impact on your environment while also relaxing while being productive at the same time!
• You can grow plants in pots: If you don’t have much room to work with or only want one or two plants at home then try using containers instead! They make it easier than ever before (especially since plastic ones are cheap!).
• You can grow plants outdoors: Growing food outdoors gives us all kinds of benefits from both mental health perspective as well as physical health perspective; this includes everything from vitamin D production (from sunlight exposure) improving mood stability among other things such as reducing stress levels which could lead towards better sleep quality due how green spaces help reduce anxiety/depression symptoms too!

Conclusion

If you’re looking for some easy to grow plants, I hope this article has helped you out. These are just a few of the many options out there. There are so many amazing plants that are perfect for beginners. Happy gardening