Interesting. I wonder why that is.

The peace lily was one of the first plants I managed to keep alive for more than a decade. I found it so helpful that it would start to wilt slightly when it needed water, and then perk right up and look great after it's "drink." I love to give these as gifts, because they ARE so easy to maintain.

But I have no information about why you can't find them :)

An update on this. It seems that Bob was correct. Essentially, spathiphyllum won't voluntarily propagate in the US, so it's not in the database.

I received one of these plants as a gift last week - it has beautiful white and red "flowers." I read Sarah O's comment that they are easy to care for but the last time I had one I actully killed it and I'm not bad w/ plants so I'm not sure what went wrong. I would love advice on how to care for it and keep it blooming. It came from a florist so it's in a pretty small pot - should I re-pot it? How often should I water it? Thanks so much for any advice!!!

Dana - you might try to give the roots a little more room by repotting it in a larger container. Water it a couple of times per week, keep it out of direct sunlight, and fertilize it every month or so. Take some pictures and let us see your progress! :)