Don't Let This Flowering Perennial Beauty Die — Bring It Indoors Before Winter Hits
The cold may be rolling in, but you don't need to say goodbye to your favorite plants. If kept in the right conditions, they'll thrive again come spring.
Read MoreThe cold may be rolling in, but you don't need to say goodbye to your favorite plants. If kept in the right conditions, they'll thrive again come spring.
Read MoreIf you’re craving fresh greens during the winter, make room in your kitchen window garden for this undemanding veggie that is cheap, prolific, and easy to grow.
Read MoreIn winter, don’t settle for canned, dried, or preserved bounty from your summer garden. Instead, pick this fresh vegetable for dinner that you grew indoors.
Read MoreFor all their grace and elegance, peace lilies have a darker side that can leave you uncomfortable if you don't wash your hands after handling them.
Read MoreIf your peace lily is looking a little under the weather with floppy leaves, then there might be an unsuspecting cause that has nothing to do with watering.
Read MoreFiddle leaf figs are a popular houseplant, but if you want more than one, purchasing them can get expensive. Here's how to turn one fiddle leaf fig into many.
Read MoreIt’s not the first crop you’d expect to thrive indoors, but with the right setup, sweet potato plants can bring homegrown flavor to your kitchen all year.
Read MoreCollecting different houseplants can be a rewarding but expensive hobby, so it's handy to know where you can pick up some fresh foliage for a bargain price.
Read MoreSpider plants can turn thin and leggy with lack of sunlight or improper watering. If optimizing growing conditions doesn't help, using the babies could.
Read MoreYou need to add this simple weekly check to your routine when taking care of your houseplants to keep the leaves on your peace lily from browning.
Read MoreThe next time you're shopping at these big-box stores, keep an eye out for low-maintenance plants on sale and grab everything you need to care for them.
Read MoreYou've just brought home an orchid from Aldi. Before you repot it, learn more about the care requirements for the type of orchid supermarkets most often sell.
Read MoreAloe vera is an easy-care plant, right? It's a succulent, after all. However, aloe maintenance can be surprisingly challenging for newbie growers to master.
Read MoreYou might be worrying you're taking care of your peace lily wrong if it isn't blooming. Don't despair -- there's actually a reason why it hasn't flowered yet.
Read MoreAdd vibrancy to your home all throughout winter by choosing houseplants that flower during the colder months; here are 18 varieties to enjoy.
Read MoreSummer, the growing season, is typically the best time to perform annual maintenance on houseplants. By October, remember to do this to keep your plants happy.
Read MoreMany plants don't do well living in the bathroom, as it's not usually a very bright space. However, peace lilies will thrive here and provide one major benefit.
Read MorePothos can be a versatile plant - you can either keep it trim and tidy, or you can let it trail all over your home. Either way, pruning will keep it healthy.
Read MoreWith vibrant leaves that morph from golden to copper to green, this fall-colored variety of a popular houseplant is a perfect addition to your indoor garden.
Read MoreSpider plants are fairly low-maintenance houseplants, but you do need to ensure you aren't over- or underwatering them to keep them thriving.
Read MoreIf you love your papyrus plant and want to grow another one, you can! By using this simple propagating method, you can multiply your houseplants.
Read MoreIf you are struggling to encourage your orchid houseplant to launch a new bloom, consider trying this cold weather hack to mimic its natural environment.
Read MoreWhen it comes to peace lilies, the houseplants don't require much ... except for you to get the watering exactly right. This is how often you should add water.
Read MoreHouseplants live in different conditions than their outdoor counterparts, so tasks such as fall pruning are also different for these plants.
Read MoreThrips multiply quickly and infest houseplants by laying eggs on all parts. These tiny pests are difficult to spot, but a placement trick could slow the spread.
Read MoreFall is the right time to purchase these bulbs so you can grow them yourself and allow them to bloom in time for Christmas. Here's how to take care of them.
Read MoreIf you aren't in the habit of pruning your rubber plant, you're only holding your plant back from becoming a full, bushy plant with multiple branches.
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