The cheeriest container for your spring blooms and plants actually isn't a container at all (or a pot, or a vase): A ball of ...

Oxalis isn’t just a houseplant, it can thrive outside with the right care too. It adds bright colour and texture outdoors.

Looking for houseplants with a little more colour? These flowering species are your solution and come in every colour you ...

They're also one of the easiest ways to boost a room's sense of balance and good energy, according to experts on the ancient ...

Peas have a short period to grow. They only thrive in cool weather and fail in summer heat. They need to be planted in March; ...

Though many houseplants have a particular growing season where you might see more flowers, some can bloom year-round if cared for properly. Bring the vibrancy of your garden indoors with these ...

Plus its naturally water-resistant bamboo material would work well indoors or out. Sometimes only one corner gets just the right amount of light. This smartly designed plant stand lets you take ...

Gnats in houseplants are annoying. Known as fungus gnats, they’re actually small flies about 1/8-inch long that are drawn to moist potting soil and decaying plant material at the base of indoor plants ...

The season also plays a role. During the spring and summer, most indoor plants benefit from monthly fertilization. However, in autumn and winter, when plants enter dormancy, it’s best not to ...

Not to get all Ned Stark about it, but winter is coming – which means we need to make a list of the tender plants to bring indoors this autumn if we want to ensure they're happy and thriving this same ...