Don't Throw Out Your Empty Coffee Cans. Use Them In The Garden Like This
Coffee cans are usually larger than your average tin can, posing various DIY opportunities. Don't toss them out; try this idea to reuse them in your garden.
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Turns Out Your Spider Plant Doesn't Need Any Soil To Grow
Spider plants are among the best houseplants for beginners to grow. They require very little maintenance and have the ability to succeed without soil.
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Tired Of Killing Your Houseplants? Try This Low-Maintenance Trailing Succulent
If you've got a black thumb, this low-maintenance, colorful succulent might be the answer. You might not be a houseplant killer anymore after planting this.
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Breathe New Life Into Your Rotted Aloe Vera Plant With These Essential Tips
Is your aloe vera plant starting to develop rotting, yellow leaves? Good news: you just might able bring it back to life with these important tips.
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Save Wooden Window Sills From Plant Water With These Genius Tips
Houseplants brighten up your home but overspill can quickly ruin your windowsill. Fortunately, you can fashion a protective layer that's also near invisible.
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Avoid Growing This Flowering Succulent In Your Home Or Garden If You Own Pets
Succulents add so much beauty to a garden or houseplant collection. But if you have pets, it may be best to avoid this one flowering succulent.
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Jenn Todryk Got A Bunch Of Mystery Plants From Amazon. Should You?
One of HGTV's biggest stars has had some luck buying plants from Amazon. But let's see what other gardeners have said about through-the-mail plants.
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Why You Should Consider Growing Your Orchid In The Shower
Orchids are a notoriously difficult flower to grow, but the key might lie in the environment that your bathroom can provide for this bloom.
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Why Your Houseplant Isn't Absorbing Water And How To Fix It
If you're watering your houseplant regularly but it isn't absorbing the water it needs, we may know why. We also share how to get your thirsty plant hydrated.
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Tips For Growing Clivia Plants (And Why Pet Owners Should Avoid It)
Clivia plants are low-maintenance beauties that thrive in sunny, dry conditions. We've got growing tips, but you should avoid clivias if you're a pet owner.
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Are Neem Cakes The Answer To Your Fungus Gnat Problem? Here's What We Know
Fungus gnats are a great nuisance, especially when they crowd your indoor plants and take over your home. Can neem cakes help? This is what we know.
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The Easy-To-Care-For Indoor Houseplant That Helps Keep Your Home's Air Clean
Certain houseplants go a long way in helping your home look and even smell nicer, but there's one convenient option that will make the air much better, too.
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Grow This Gorgeous White Flowering Vine Indoors For Season-Long Blooms
If you'd like to add pleasant fragrance and striking white flowers to your space, there is one vine that can brighten up your indoor plant collection.
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Repurpose Your Broken Floor Lamp With This Genius Indoor Planter Hack
Have an old floor lamp that no longer serves your needs? Don't throw it out just yet -- there's a way to turn it into a functional, eye-catching planter.
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The Low-Maintenance Houseplant You Can Easily Grow In Water
Looking to add visual interest to your houseplant collection with minimal effort? This indoor plant with many colorful varieties grows hydroponically with ease.
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Why You'll Want To Bring A Lady Palm Plant Into Your Home
The lady palm plant is a great choice for a houseplant for various reasons -- among them, they're easy to grow and improve air quality. Learn more.
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The Genius Way To Water Your Plants With This IKEA Plant Stand
An IKEA plant stand is a handy tool for displaying your growing greenery collection, but this particular item also makes watering your plants effortless.
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Ditch The Dirt With This Easy-To-Care-For Purple Hydroponic Houseplant
If you're looking for a houseplant without all the mess of dirt, this beautiful purple herb might be the answer. Best of all, this plant is beginner-friendly.
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Try These Easy Tips For Propagating Delicious Rosemary Indoors
Filling up your herb garden with all your fragrant favorites can be expensive. Here are our tips for propagating your rosemary plants for free indoors.
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How To Clean Dusty Succulent Leaves To Make Them Shine
Dusting your succulents is an important part of caring for the low-maintenance plants, but there's a right way to do it without harming their leaves.
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Can You Grow A Pothos Plant Without Soil?
Pothos are extremely well-loved, low-maintenance houseplants. If you want to grow your own with minimal effort, learn how you might grow the plant without soil.
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How To Take Care Of Funeral Plants: Helpful Tips From Our Master Gardener
It's common to be gifted houseplants and flowers at a loved one's funeral. But, you might not know what to do with the plants afterward. Here are a few tips.
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The Beautiful Orchid That Will Make Your Home Smell Sweeter
If you want to bring fresh, fragrant, naturally produced scents inside your home, this is the beautiful orchid that will make your space smell sweeter.
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Here's Why You Should Place A Mirror Behind Your Indoor Plants
If you're an indoor houseplant lover, you might be looking for easy ways to improve their health. Consider this humble mirror hack to help your plants thrive.
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The Unexpected Potato Hack That Makes Propagating Orchids A Breeze
There are a few ways to propagate orchids, but none are as cool as this potato hack. Learn how the potatoes in your pantry can help you multiply your orchids.
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Underrated Houseplants You Should Keep An Eye Out For, According To Our Plant Expert
Choosing a unique houseplant for your home can be difficult. Here are some underrated houseplants our expert said you should keep an eye out for.
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Having These Herbs In Your House Will Keep Pests Far Away
Want to keep pests away naturally? Luckily, some common plants can help do the trick. Here are the herbs you should keep on hand, and how to use them.
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