Indoor Garden

Thank you. I have two problems, very small one bedroom bungalow, kitchen not even room for a small kitchen table, hall very small too, so has to be the living room, I have a corner area , no direct sunlight, but central heated room, I
really want a Peace Lily so will buy another and place it in the
hearth, no fire !

Thinking of succulents ?

I so miss gardening ,sob

I am hopeless with indoor plants. They always die. However, I have a beautiful peace lily. I have had it for about 15 years and it is thriving. I have it on a small table against a wall in the living room. It is a miracle it's so happy. I water it when I remember and don't do anything else to it. I am pleased to have it so healthy as it was bought by a friend who died aged just 52.

Just bought a new dracaena plant for our living room. It's different to the one we already have, in that it has broader, darker leaves. They stand on the floor by an east facing window. I water them about once or twice a month. They virtually look after themselves.
I had a massive Christmas cactus for years. It lived in our hall, right beside a radiator, and flowered prolifically. Eventually I gave it to my daughter.

Annie, do try again with a Peace Lily.
I bought one, way back, as a poor little thing, in need of TLC.
It has thrived, and I keep it in our enclosed porch. No direct sunlight, and usually quite cool.
Good luck.

Thank you both. I had forgotten spider plants. I will try again
with a Peace Lily, it is a lovely plant.

Spider plants and tradescantia come in different varieties and tradescantia can be pale green or red/green. As long as they have some light and water they do well.
Christmas cactus, Schlumbergera also do well in heated houses, but hate direct light.

Peace lilies don’t like direct sunlight, they just burn and die. Try another Annie and perhaps put it on the floor.