12 Outdoor Plants You Should Take Cuttings From Before Winter, And Why
Winter is nearly here, and you might be spending less time in the garden. But if you propagate these outdoor plants now, you can have new ones in the spring.
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The Ideal Plant To Sow In December For Gorgeous Blooms In Spring
While poinsettias and evergreens might be on your mind in December, it's not too early to think about your spring garden. Sow these seeds now for flowers later.
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Grow Your Own Mini Indoor Rosemary Christmas Tree
As pretty as a Christmas tree is, it's big, messy, and needs to go back in the box in a month. But rosemary is the tiny "tree" that keeps giving all year!
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How To Keep This Popular Houseplant Thriving Throughout The Winter
This low-maintenance, humidity-loving houseplant needs you to know that it is affected by the winter, even indoors! Here's how to adjust your care for it.
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Save A Tomato Plant From Brutal Winter Temps With This Savvy Gardening Technique
Once winter hits, it doesn't have to be curtains for your tomato plant. Bring the growing indoors with a nifty propagation tip that will keep tomatoes coming.
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The Easiest Way To Ensure You Get Blooms On Your Christmas Cactus
Given its name, you may expect a Christmas cactus to bloom on (or around) December 25. However, one simple mistake could prevent the houseplant from flowering.
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How To Grow Sweet Potatoes Indoors If You Don't Have Garden Space
When you have limited growing space, don't fret. With the right variety, planning, and tools, you can grow even root vegetables like sweet potatoes indoors.
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The Best Way To Keep Your Snake Plant Healthy All Winter
Nothing stings more than accidentally killing a "low-maintenance" houseplant. If your snake plant withers this winter, you might be doing this task too often.
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What To Do If Your Peace Lily Is Drying Out Between Waterings
Peace lilies are lovely, low-maintenance houseplants. So if yours is drying out faster than it used to, then it may be time to take a look at your pot.
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9 Vegetables That Can Thrive Indoors For An Abundant Winter Harvest
Don't let winter weather prevent you from growing produce when there are at least nine vegetables that you can easily grow inside over the colder seasons.
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How To Grow Aloe Vera From One Plant For A Lifetime Supply
Aloe vera is as useful as it is pretty to look at. You can expand your medicinal plant supply without spending a bunch of money with just one healthy plant!
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10 Houseplants You Can Grow Without A Ton Of Natural Light
It can be difficult to grow certain houseplants if you aren't blessed with an abundance of natural light inside your home. These 10 options can handle shade.
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Top Tips To Get Your Orchids Blooming More Frequently
Orchid enthusiast? There's a reason that these colorful, tropical flowers are popular houseplants. They'll bloom more often, too, if you follow these steps.
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Don't Forget This Fall Task To Keep Your Bougainvillea Healthy And Thriving
That bougainvillea needs a little TLC when cooler weather makes its arrival. Don't forget this vital fall task that will keep these vining shrubs healthy.
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The Simple No-Soil Method For Growing Beautiful Peace Lilies
Peace lilies are one of the most recognizable house plants in the U.S. because of how easy it is to care for. And there's an easy way to grow them without soil.
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Hummingbirds Can't Resist This Tropical Perennial Flower
When we think about attracting hummingbirds, many of us don't consider tropical flowers. But this perennial flower that can double as a houseplant.
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How To Keep Succulents Thriving As Cooler Fall Weather Temperatures Start To Roll In
Succulents seem synonymous with houseplants, but that isn't always the case. Some do quite well outdoors, even when it gets chilly, but others may need help!
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Add A Fast-Growing Tropical Tree To Enjoy These Tomato-Like Fruits
Trying new things is the spice of life in both the garden and the kitchen. If you want to try growing this tropical tomato tree, here's what you need to know.
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The Stunning Tropical Flower That Blooms Well Into The Fall
Finding spring and summer blooms is super easy. For those of us who want to squeeze as much flower time out of our gardens as possible, here's one to check out.
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Transform The Way You Grow Vining Plants With The Help Of A Simple Bobby Pin
Few houseplants are as aesthetic and easy to propagate as the vining plants. Add this bobby pin trick to your arsenal to turn your home into an indoor jungle.
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The Small Palm Tree That Can Grow In A Container Just As Well As In The Garden
The relaxing sway of island palm trees can be all yours, even in colder states, if you pick the right variety. This little tree is easy to accommodate.
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The Clever Way To Reuse Plastic Bottles In The Garden For Healthier Plants
Reusing your plastic bottles not only helps the environment, but it can help your plants as well. This reuse idea helps you save a bit of money as well.
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15 Ways You Can Fill The Empty Space In Large Planters For Easier-To-Carry Houseplants
Oversized pots aren't just in style for your patio. You can bring those elegant elements indoors too, but here's how to keep them light enough to move.
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The Main Reason You May Want To Avoid Growing A Snake Plant
Smooth and sharp, bold and unassuming, the snake plant is full of contradictions. The biggest is that they are easy to take care of with one big exception.
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4 Ways You Could Be Reusing Tic Tac Containers For Plants At Home
Your favorite breath mint could be a handy garden tool if you know how to upcycle the old containers. Give your plants a boost with these green DIYs.
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Keep Potted Plants From Drying Out With A Budget-Friendly Solution You Can DIY
Watering your houseplants doesn't have to be a struggle. Make your life easier with this affordable DIY project that keeps soil moist in your plant pots.
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How To Remove Mildew From Flower Pots To Give Garden Containers New Life
Flower pots are too expensive to reuse year after year. However, if you notice mildew growing on your pots, it's best to remove it for your plant's health.
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