Truth be told, all houseplants were wild at some point in time, until humans decided to bring them indoors to grow for food or medicinal purposes—and for their beauty. So, where did your houseplants come from? Check out these 10 popular houseplants in their wild habitat.
Looking to give your trick-or-treaters and Halloween guests the fright of their lives this year? Put away your jack-o’-lanterns and set these scary houseplants on your Halloween porch.
Create a simple, stylish hanger and make room for more plants!
Some prefer bright light and others like low light, but all of these indoor plants thrive in bathrooms’ high humidity and will add a spa-like quality to your space.
If you’d like more indoor greenery, use easy-care philodendrons to “phil” up the empty spaces in your houseplant garden.
Is the arching allure of a spider plant is drawing you into its web? Learn spider plant care and propagation tips that will help your spider plant babies grow and thrive.
If your attempts to grow avocados from seeds have been the pits, read on for tips on how to start and keep this plant indoors.
With everything there are trends—and in the world of houseplants, it is no different. As social media facilitates community conversation among home gardeners, it also brings images of beautiful houseplants across people’s screens. This online celebration of plants has brought some new stunners to national attention, just as many other old favorites continue to beautify home gardens. Take a look at some of the most popular houseplants in America today.
Some IKEA customers have found creative ways to transform their shelving units into the indoor greenhouse of their dreams.
Add a little splash of color to your home with this compact, easy-care houseplant.