House Plants

This pretty and functional succulent is perfect for beginners because it can tolerate the occasional forgotten watering.

Growing your own food provides food security and gives you the opportunity to eat the freshest produce available. Don’t worry if you have no room for a garden in the yard; indoor gardening can be simple if you know how.

You can learn a lot about a plant’s health just by looking at its leaves.

If your idea of a soothing social media experience is scrolling photos of fauna, you’re going to need to follow these accounts ASAP.

The right houseplant brings beauty and calm into a space and improves your home’s air quality, but that’s only the start of it. There are plenty of other good reasons to keep some greenery in every room. Houseplants offer a whole host of benefits, from promoting productivity to flavoring your next meal. Read on to find the perfect houseplant for every room in your house.

Will your seedlings be ready to be transplanted outside? Starting them in one of these indoor locations gives them a better chance.

This easy-care succulent houseplant loves bright rooms, warm temperatures, and small doses of timely neglect.

Hello, my friend, hello again; today we come together to talk about Amaryllis, Year After Year and hope the blog can help you. The amaryllis is usually thought of as a one-off winter bulb that makes for a great holiday accent. But with very little care on your part, you can have the grand flower…

Starting your own garden doesn’t have to be daunting. Start as small as you like with a windowsill garden. These space-saving planters are just right for a modest indoor garden—whether you’re a green thumb or a chronic plant killer.

Wondering what herbs grow well indoors? With a little bit of know-how, you can grow any of these tasty herbs indoors.