Plants make good bookshelf decor, but where there's little light, it's harder for them to thrive — this one lives happily in low light with little maintenance.
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If you've been using rainwater to water your houseplants during the summer, you may want to use snowmelt during winter. First, consider these factors.
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Those colorful “blooms” on store-bought succulents can seriously damage the plant. Here's how to know if the flowers are fake — and how to safely remove them.
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Tired of relying on scented candles and air freshener sprays? Plant this refreshing and relaxing plant for a natural alternative to home fragrances.
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If you're tired of mason jars filled with plant cuttings cluttering your windowsills, this IKEA product that users are raving about could be a game changer.
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Given up on cultivating a green thumb when it comes to houseplants? There are lots of plants, some common, that are in fact poorly suited to indoor life.
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Winter is a hard time for your outdoor plants, but houseplants get affected, too. Learn how the cold sneaks into your home and harms or even kills your plants.
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Be careful about where you position your live Christmas tree for your holiday celebrations, or it may dry out early and become a potential fire hazard.
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Don't set your thermostat too high, or your Christmas tree may not last the season. Here's how you can keep it hydrated and thriving through the holidays.
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If cold air sneaks through your windows each winter, certain indoor plants can handle it with ease, bringing life to your home even on the frostiest days.
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Coffee grounds can be used as a fertilizer for plants, but before you add your morning caffeine fix to the soil of your cacti, there are some things to know.
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Amaryllis boast enormous blooms in vibrant shades, making them lovely for festive décor. They also happen to be one of the easiest winter bulbs to force.
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To drive away the winter gloom, there's one particular flowering houseplant you'll want to grow to add some amazing pops of color to your home.
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Peace lilies are generally easy houseplants to care for, but if you make this watering mistake, you'll probably notice their leaf tips turning brown.
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Houseplants come in all shapes and sizes, and there's one that not only grows quickly but also adds visual interest to those empty corners of a room.
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Not all houseplants need full sunlight to survive, which means you can still add gorgeous pops of color to your home with this beautiful fern.
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Keeping your jade plant content during the winter months is not that difficult if you follow a few simple tips to provide the conditions it needs.
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There are definitely ways to effectively reuse old potting soil, but not all methods are created equal. Here's one use you'll want to avoid when gardening.
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It's easy to keep your hoyas from feeling the winter blues. Learn how much water, light, and humidity will keep them thriving, and even blooming, till spring.
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Propagating houseplants is a great way to get more blooms for your buck. Follow this easy, beginner-friendly method to propagate begonias for your garden.
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An easygoing and beginner-friendly houseplant, snake plants are popular for a good reason. They're also easy to propagate into containers like coffee mugs.
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While there are several reasons why your peace lily may have brown tips on its leaves, the main culprit is usually too much of a good thing.
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It's finally that time of year: Your Christmas cactus is forming little buds just in time for the holiday season. If they're falling off, this might be why.
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Not all houseplants love humidity. However, there are lots of tropical plants that hail from damp rainforests, and many of them will benefit from a pebble tray.
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Did you bring a poinsettia into your home for the holidays? Create potting mix that extends the life of your poinsettia with a cheap, common gardening material.
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Air plants are kooky. They don't need soil and are mostly fuss-free. However, caring for them in winter means perfecting the care you give, such as watering.
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Even though lucky bamboo is a tropical plant, you can keep yours thriving indoors over winter if you provide it with the right care and conditions.
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