Winter can be a dreary time for gardeners, but with the right indoor houseplants, you’ll transform your indoor spaces. In this article, gardening expert Matt Dursum shows you the best houseplants that flower in winter.
Although Boston ferns are common plants that aren’t especially difficult to care for, many gardeners often find themselves staring at brown fronds or yellow plants. Join gardener Briana Yablonski for tips on keeping your plant healthy.
A big beast of a Boston fern is too handsome to lose to winter frosts. Whatever its size, the lushly fronded tropicals make good houseplants in cold months. Explore ways to overwinter the favorite ferns with gardening expert Katherine Rowe.
Winter weather changes don't only affect outdoor plants. Your houseplants need some special consideration during the colder months, too. Gardening expert Melissa Strauss has some tips for keeping your indoor garden in tip-top shape this winter.
Pothos plants are the perfect houseplants. These low-maintenance vines grow well with little care, although some care will help them perform their best. Use these five tricks from Epic Gardening founder Kevin Espiritu to turn scraggly plants into full and bushy ones.
Do you love having beautiful plants in your home for the holidays? These indoor plants show off just in time to give you epic indoor greenery as the festivities begin. In this article, plant enthusiast Matt Dursum takes you through his favorite plants that come alive during the holidays.
Every year, stores and nurseries sell poinsettias as the holiday houseplants, but unique alternatives exist. If you’re looking for something different this season, here are nine houseplants for poinsettia alternatives for your seasonal decor.
Anticipating the exotic blooms from our Christmas cactus is part of the joy of the indoor holiday display. This time of year, the tropical succulents may experience changes in their growing environments just as their buds develop. Join gardening expert Katherine Rowe in exploring why Christmas cacti lose their buds and how to remedy the situation for blooming enjoyment.
A flourishing houseplant bursting at the seams is a rewarding experience. It means your grower is in the right spot with the right care. Crowded conditions can indicate it’s time for a larger pot, but hold off before jumping into roomier quarters. Explore tropicals and succulents that perform well in rootbound situations with gardening expert Katherine Rowe.
Christmas cactus is one of the easiest succulents you can grow in your home. This popular houseplant is known for its colorful seasonal blooms. Are you taking care of yours in the best possible way? Here are 7 common mistakes that can cause problems for your Christmas cactus.
Allergies are no good if you’re a houseplant lover! They can prevent you from enjoying your indoor gardens while pollen counts are high. Join seasoned grower Jerad Bryant to learn about 17 species with ornamental beauty that can help you avoid undesirable allergic reactions.
It's time to give that Christmas cactus center stage, and you want it to look its very best. If you've discovered that the foliage is changing colors, you might get a little nervous. Gardening expert Melissa Strauss tells you when leaf color changes are a bad thing and when they're nothing to worry about.