Calatheas are arguably the fussiest members of the houseplant family. The slightest error in care for these indoor plants and ...

Whether you’re a doting plant parent or a newbie with a brown thumb, this guide to indoor plants will help you coexist ...

English ivy is a trailing plant, often seen on the side of fences, walls and houses. When not kept under control, it can lead ...

Spilling from a pot, or strung along a shelf or wall, these long-stretching vining plants add true joy to a space.

Knowing the ins and outs of looking after your garden can be hard at the best of time, so it is important to spot these eight ...

Most big leaf houseplants prefer well-draining soil blends that consist of peat moss, perlite, and vermiculite. Water thoroughly when the top inch of soil feels dry to the touch, allowing excess water ...

Though monstera plants hail from tropical forests, they also do pretty well as a potted indoor plant. Here's how to prune ...

Whether you choose to divide or take cuttings from your staghorn fern, you can multiply this indoor plant quickly ...

Orchids sometimes need a boost to begin flowering, and one natural method to get these fussy houseplants to grow blooms is to ...

Just like a rubber plant dropping leaves, sudden changes in temperature as the seasons change can cause leaf drop. The ideal ...