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We know firsthand how hard it is to wait for your houseplants to start looking established. So, we've compiled a list of fast growers that you can add to your collection that will fill out quickly. Join gardening expert Melissa Strauss to talk about some houseplants that will jump-start your lush indoor garden.
Fiddleleaf philodendron (not to be confused with the finicky fiddleleaf fig) is vining tropical with shapely leaves. Like other philodendrons, it adapts well to houseplant life and is a beautiful foliar addition outdoors or in. Join gardening expert Katherine Rowe in exploring the merits of this unique fiddleleaf.
After we enjoy the season's revelry, our bright poinsettias fade as they take a (well-deserved!) break as part of their natural growth cycle. In the right conditions, these tropical growers live year-round as houseplants or in the garden in frost-free climates. Want to keep your poinsettia thriving? Join garden expert Katherine Rowe in their best care.
From poinsettias to paperwhites, there are some beautiful plants that have become holiday staples. They add beauty and color to winter and make cheerful gifts. In this article, gardening expert Melissa Strauss tells you how to keep them looking their best, even after the season passes.
Proper watering is key to Christmas cacti health. Know how to water these succulent epiphytes and you’ll keep them happy throughout the year, not just when they’re blooming. Discover these five pro watering tips from longtime houseplant grower Jerad Bryant.
Hibiscus are lush and beautiful perennials you’ll want to grow in your garden. However, there are some things you’ll need to do to keep these colorful flowers alive in colder regions. In this article, plant expert Matt Dursum shows what it takes to overwinter your hibiscus plants.
You’ll rarely encounter pothos growing issues—although diseases can infect them, they often don’t! If they do, this guide has everything you need to identify, prevent, and treat common pathogens. Learn to turn suffering pothos vines into healthy, perky ones alongside seasoned grower Jerad Bryant.
While ginger is a tropical plant, its adaptability allows us to enjoy it indoors in frosty climates. Whether growing ginger for a flavorful harvest or its lush ornament, the right situation brings lasting enjoyment. Explore how to grow the historic, invigorating tropical indoors with gardening expert Katherine Rowe.
Many of the plants we keep in the home are tropical and love humidity. This makes the bathroom a perfect spot for them to live! Join gardening expert Melissa Strauss to talk about some plants that will thrive in your bathroom.
Whether you like trailing vines with tiny leaves or upright plants with impressive foliage, there’s a philodendron for you. However, these glorious plants sometimes develop undesirable brown leaves. Join farmer and houseplant lover Briana Yablonski to learn the possible causes of this discoloration and applicable solutions.
It’s hard to beat a string of hearts if you love easy-to-grow and beautiful indoor succulents. This fantastic houseplant has heart-shaped leaves and a charming vine-like structure. In this article, houseplant enthusiast Matt Dursum shows you how to trim string of hearts for bushier plants.
Relating our indoor plants to the architectural stylings of our home is an opportunity to create visual harmony. Houseplants that reflect the home’s expression lend a unified feel throughout. They also enhance our connection to nature. Embrace the biophilic with selections to meld popular house and personal styles with gardening expert Katherine Rowe.