16 Low-Maintenance Indoor Plants You Don't Need A Green Thumb To Grow
Are you looking to add some greenery to your home? Here is our list of low-maintenance houseplants you should consider.
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How To Take Care Of Bamboo: Must-Know Tips For Happy And Healthy Plants
Bamboo is a popular landscaping choice for gardeners, but you can grow it indoors or outdoors. But you need these important tips to keep them happy and healthy.
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Breathe New Life Into Empty Egg Cartons By Turning Them Into Adorable Flower Pots
Egg cartons cluttering up your recycling bin? Take advantage of their biodegradable nature and turn them into the cutest little DIY flowerpots imaginable.
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The Toxic Easter Flower You Shouldn't Keep In Your Home If You Have Pets
Avoid this Easter flower in your home if you have pets, especially cats. There are potential issues with this popular springtime houseplant or bouquet option.
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Are Snake Plants Toxic To Cats Or Are They Safe To Have In Your Home?
Snake plants are pretty, good for indoor air quality, and easy to care for. But there's a dark side to them, particularly when it comes to your feline friend.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Watering Peace Lilies (And How To Do It Right)
When you're watering a peace lily plant, you could be liable of making these common mistakes. There's a right way to water this popular houseplant.
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Tips And Tricks To Help Your Peace Lilies Thrive
Peace lilies are one of the most common indoor plants, but you can help them thrive with these great tips and tricks from houseplant guru Lisa Eldred Steinkopf.
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Help Your Orchids Thrive And Flower With A Natural Remedy From Your Kitchen
If you're hoping to see thriving orchids inside your home, consider using an easy kitchen remedy as a natural fertilizer for this beloved flowering houseplant.
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5 Beautiful Houseplants That Don't Need Any Soil To Grow
If you don't want the mess or fuss of soil inside your house, you might want to consider these gorgeous houseplants that only need water to grow.
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Can You Get A Second Bloom Out Of An Amaryllis?
Many people buy an amaryllis bulb every year to enjoy this houseplant's big blossoms, and throw the flower away once it dies. But can you get a second bloom?
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Plant Trends To Incorporate Into Your Garden In 2025
If you're looking at flowers, houseplants, landscaping, and edible gardening trends for 2025, then you may want to consider these plant varieties and cultivars.
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The Worst Place To Keep Houseplants During The Winter
Some folks move potted plants indoors over winter or change the home environment for year-round houseplants. But no matter what, don't put plants in this place.
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Vining Houseplants That Won't Take Over Your Home
Vining houseplants are gorgeous, but you probably don't want your house to look like a rainforest. Luckily for you, there are compact plant options available.
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Your Peace Lilies Will Thrive With The Help Of An Unexpected Leftover Kitchen Scrap
Peace lilies are popular houseplants for good reason and are easy to raise. Adding this kitchen scrap that usually gets discarded can help them thrive.
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Decorate Your Home For The Winter Naturally With Greenery
This winter you can decorate with a natural element: greenery. From conifers to herbs to leaves, you can bring the beauty of the outdoors into your home.
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Tips And Tricks To Pruning Climbing Roses For Beautiful Spring Blooms
If you want the most blooms on your climbing roses next spring, you should prune the right way and at the right time. These gardening tips and tricks will help.
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The Easiest Way To Propagate Snake Plants To Grow Your Houseplant Collection
If you've never tried to propagate houseplants, the snake plant may be the best option for a beginner. It's especially true if you use this easy, expert method.
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How Growing A Beautiful Palm Plant Indoors May Benefit Your Home
If you don't have a palm plant for your house yet, you could be missing out on a wonderful benefit for your entire home. This houseplant is one worth having.
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How To Grow A Kitchen Herb Garden Using Trusty Mason Jars
If you want the kitchen herb garden of your dreams, you may already have a versatile tool that you need to get started: Mason jars. Tasty herbs await you.
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The Difference Between A Thanksgiving And Christmas Cactus (& How To Care For Each)
'Tis the season for holiday cactuses, but can you tell them apart? Here's how to identify the differences between a Thanksgiving cactus and a Christmas cactus.
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This Stunning Bathroom Detail Adds A Finishing Touch That'll Impress Your Guests
There's a quick and easy way to jazz up your bathroom decor without much effort. This method adds a perfect finishing touch that you and your guests will love.
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The Pretty Plant That'll Thrive In Your Bathroom (& Other Humid Areas Of Your Home)
It's difficult to find a plant to thrive in your bathroom, but houseplants make a huge difference in decor. Consider this beautiful humidity-loving option.
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Propagating Jade Plants Couldn't Be Easier With One Simple Gardening Technique
If you already have a jade plant, you can grow more for friends, family, or even yourself. All you need to do is try this simple propagation technique.
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How To Create The Perfect All-Natural Centerpiece For Each Season
A seasonal centerpiece made with natural elements makes your home decor pop and impresses guests around your table. Here's how to create one for each season.
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The Beautiful Plant You'll Want To Hang In Your Shower For All Of Its Benefits
One of the most relaxing scents in the world comes from a plant that will thrive in your shower. It's time to turn your bathroom into a home day spa.
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Mass Cane Leaves Turning Yellow & Brown At The Ends
If the leaves of your beloved mass cane houseplant are starting to turn yellow and brown at the tips, you could be able to reverse the damage. Here's how.
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My Peace Lily Is Turning Brown On The Tips
The brown tips on the leaves of a peace lily could indicate one of a few issues with this popular houseplant. Determine the cause and you can fix the problem.
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