Tips & Hints

Whether you’ve got a large backyard garden or a tiny urban garden, you’ll want to get properly prepped for the spring and summer to be sure your plants will flourish.

The striking cactus needs no introduction. It’s renowned for its fleshy appearance, and it also happens to make an incredible houseplant. Cacti are low-maintenance plants, making them ideal even for novices.

In the summer, plants need more water and nutrients to thrive. Whether you keep your plants indoors or outdoors this season, your plants will benefit from adjustments to their care routine so they are happy and healthy in any environment.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year — if you love flowers, herbs, and plants! Spring brings opportunities galore to transform your outdoor space with a variety of beautiful annuals and herbs.

If you have space with access to ample sunshine, take advantage of that and cultivate your indoor jungle by choosing plants that thrive in direct light.

If you happen to love plants but aren't sure whether they're safe to put in a nursery, you're in luck. Here are five of the safest houseplants to keep in your baby's nursery.

Houseplants can be tough and hardy, but they also require a little TLC and attention when they're on the move. Taking a few extra measures can ensure they look their best.

With proper care and maintenance, you can be certain that your houseplants will grow and add beauty and personality to your home. Here's how you can give your houseplants a growing boost if they need an extra push.

With a little bit of TLC, you can help heal and nurture a houseplant that's been exposed to cold air for too long. Be confident that with time and patience, your plant will look its best once again

Taking the right steps can make all the difference when it comes to nurturing your indoor garden this winter. Here's how to get started.