Grow The Adorable Cape Sundew With Your Houseplants For Natural Pest Control
Did you know that the cape sundew plant can be used as an excellent source of natural pest control? Here's how you can grow it in your home.
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Grow Happy & Healthy Geraniums In Containers With These Must-Know Tips
We spoke to a gardening expert to find out what must-know tips will help people grow beautiful geraniums in containers that are both happy and healthy.
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The Best Place To Grow A Firestick Plant In Your Yard
If you're considering planting a firestick plant, you'll want to know the best place to plant this lovely succulent in your yard for peak color.
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How To Propagate Your Cinnamon Tree (& The Best Time To Do It)
If you already have a cinnamon tree or know someone who does, you can propagate it for another one. However, make sure you start the process at the right time.
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12 Hacks To Help Your Peace Lilies Flourish As An Indoor Houseplant
Peace lilies are a great way to add a touch of nature to your home. From fertilizer to watering, here are the best tips and tricks to help them grow and thrive.
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When To Crush Vs Blend Eggshells Before Using Them In The Garden
Don't toss those eggshells in the garbage! If you have a flower garden, landscaping, or veggies growing, eggshells offer a host of benefits for your plants.
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The Renter-Friendly Hack To Hang Indoor Plants Without Tools Or Damage
If you're renting, a dream of filling your home with hanging plants might seem out of reach. Try this renter-friendly hack before giving up. No tools required!
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Try This Simple Soil Trick To Get Rid Of Gnats In Your Plants Naturally
If gnats are surrounding your beloved houseplants, don't worry. There's a simple trick for your soil that you can try according to expert Lisa Eldred Steinkopf.
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How To Tell If Your Aloe Vera Plant Is Overwatered
If your aloe vera houseplant is looking a little blah lately, you might wonder if it's being overwatered, which is a common issue. Watch for these signs.
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Repurpose A Coat Hanger Into A Unique Rustic Trellis For Your Plants
If your vining houseplants are getting too long and need some support, learn how to turn an accordion coat hanger into a simple wall-hanging plant trellis.
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The Common Houseplant You Didn't Realize Produces Fruit (But There's A Catch)
Nicknamed the "fruit salad plant," this houseplant produces unique flowers and fruits in the wild - but you might have difficulty getting it to bloom indoors.
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9 DIY Coffee Mug Décor Projects To Add Style To Your Home
Coffee mugs can be hard to part with, even if they're chipped or cracked. Get creative with these DIY projects to repurpose coffee mugs into stylish home décor.
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Herbs You Can Grow In Your Kitchen Without Any Soil
Do you need soil to grow plants? Most of the time, the answer is yes. But for these common kitchen herbs, you can grow them with water alone. Here's how.
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The First Thing You Should Check After Bringing A Plant Home From The Nursery
After bringing home a plant from a store or nursery, make sure you don't miss this one crucial step, otherwise, you might inadvertently jeopardize its health.
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Smart Flower Pots Are The Houseplant Essential You Wish You Had Sooner
Nowadays, it seems anything can be made "smart." While the usefulness of many devices is still debated, smart flower pots have piqued our interest. Here's why.
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Grow Aquatic Plants Without An Aquarium Using This Jar Hack
Aquatic plants may seem exotic and unfamiliar, but they're relatively easy to grow. Follow our tips for starting your own aquatic plant garden indoors.
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This Kind Of Fertilizer Will Leave Your Ferns Luscious And Green
Ferns make beautiful additions to indoor spaces and outdoors in planters or in the ground. To keep them flourishing, you'll need the right kind of fertilizer.
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Tips For Growing Healthy Houseplants In Your Bathroom
Believe it or not, your bathroom could be one of the best spots in your home for all your favorite houseplants. Just follow these tips for the most success.
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Are Spider Plants Poisonous To Cats? Here's What You Should Know
Before bringing home any unfamiliar plant, cut or potted, you should know if it's safe for your pet. Are spider plants poisonous? Cat owners can find out here.
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If Your Orchid Isn't Blooming, You Might Be Making This Easy-To-Fix Mistake
Discover the common temperature mistake that can prevent your orchid from blooming. Learn how to remedy to problem and encourage your plant to bloom once again.
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Repurpose A Baby Formula Can Into A Gorgeous Raised Flower Pot
Rather than disposing of your empty baby formula can consider upcycling it to create a stunning raised flower pot to house and display your fake or real plants.
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This DIY Greenhouse Table Turns Your Living Room Into An Oasis
Looking to really up your home's terrarium game? Consider turning your glass coffee table into a one-of-a-kind terrarium. Here's how.
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Swap Flower Arrangements For A Beautiful Alternative That Lasts Longer
Fresh flower arrangements are beautiful, but they don't last long. But according to designer Brittaney Elise, there's one alternative that lasts a lot longer.
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Fig Trees You Should Grow Indoors For A Touch Of Green In Your Space
For a major statement in your living space, try bringing a potted fig tree into the mix. Here are the fig trees that will thrive inside your house.
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Used Coffee Pods Make The Loveliest Mini Vases For Succulents
Reuse old coffee pods is by turning them into mini vases, which can hold small plants like succulents. This design hack looks great and upcycles trash, too.
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Why You Should Consider Growing Cinnamon Indoors
Cinnamon trees boast a variety of perks, so if you're looking to add a new houseplant to the mix, here's why you should consider this fragrant option.
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Why You Should Grow Your Curry Leaf Plant Indoors
Curry leaf trees have a lot of culinary, aromatic, and aesthetic value. But, if you live in the U.S., you should keep it as a houseplant. Here's why.
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