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Golden Pothos plant care: how to keep them happy
Golden Pothos are the gold standard of easy-care houseplants. These lush climbers are incredible air-purifiers and every plant collector's dream.
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Orchid care tips for healthy, happy orchids
Read more about orchid care basics. Bring these tropical plants indoors to enjoy their beautiful blooms for life!
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Bird of paradise care tips for a happy, vibrant tropical paradise
Let the Bird of Paradise shine in your home with these easy care tips.
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How to care for a Red Maple bonsai tree
Learn how to care for the strikingly beautiful Red Maple bonsai tree.
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Pomegranate bonsai tree care guide for beginners
Imagine having a pomegranate tree right on your kitchen counter. And you can! Learn how to take care of your very own pomegranate bonsai tree.
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chinese elm bonsai care guide for beginners
Want a fun and hardy outdoor bonsai tree? Try the Chinese Elm bonsai and follow these tips in this Chinese Elm bonsai care guide to get started.
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growing pink princess philodendron: how to grow them and keep them happy
Despite their slightly fussy purebred temperament, Pink Princess philodendrons are pretty easy to care for. Learn how to care for this splashy pink plant here!
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growing dracaena marginata: how to grow them and keep them happy
Dragon trees (Dracaena marginata) are cheerful indoor plants with beautiful branches that bring savannah vibes to any space. Here's how to care for them.
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growing ZZ plants: how to keep them happy
Caring for Zamioculcas zamiifolia, popularly known as the ZZ plant takes about as much effort as getting some Z’s.. (yes, it's that easy). Here's how:
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marble queen pothos: how to grow them and keep them happy
Fans of variegations will swoon over the Marble Queen Pothos, a popular variegated Pothos variety with elegant, marbled foliage.
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growing philodendron micans: how to grow them and keep them happy
Just when you thought you knew all of the most common Philodendrons by heart…here comes a velvety stunner! The Philodendron micans is a voracious climber with gorgeous iridescent, velvety leaves. This is how to take care of it.
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growing peperomia watermelon: how to grow them and keep them happy
Part succulent, part pepper (well…kind of), and fully plantlicious, watermelon Peperomia is a delightfully cheeky companion for any pot or planter in your home.
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growing jade plants: how to grow them and keep them happy
This gem is one of the most popular succulents for good reason. Over time, your jade plant will reward consistent care by growing into a beautifully branched, ornamental table-piece that can live for generations.
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growing aloe vera indoors: how to grow aloe vera plants and keep them happy
Aloe vera looks like a high-drama plant with its dramatic spikes, but this succulent is truly lovable on the inside. Aloe gel is dense with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants straight from nature with a range of incredible healing properties.
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growing spider plant: how to keep them happy
If you want your plant collection to grow faster than a family of happy little rabbits, look no further than the spider plant!
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taraxacum officinale: how to grow dandelion plants and keep them happy
Growing dandelion plants indoors? Here’s how to grow dandelion and its naturopathic benefits.
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Growing chamomile: how to grow chamomile plants and keep them happy
Growing chamomile plants indoors? Here’s how to grow chamomile and its naturopathic benefits.
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calendula officinalis care: how to keep them happy
Calendula is one of the versatile medicinal plants that you can grow at home. Here’s how to grow calendula and take care of it.
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ficus lyrata care: how to keep them happy
The Ficus Lyrata, or fiddle leaf fig tree, can quickly spruce up any room. Here's how to take care of a fiddle leaf fig.
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monstera adansonii care: how to keep them happy
Monstera Adansonii is a unique variety of the popular jungle climbers loved by plant parents everywhere. Read on for tips to care for these lacy-leaved plants!
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Hoya carnosa care: how to keep them happy
With sweetly fragrant blooms so perfect you may wonder if they're real, hoya carnosa is a delight to all of the senses. Here's our care guide.
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calathea lancifolia care: how to keep them happy
Calathea Lancifolia, known commonly as a rattlesnake plant, can be a bit of a diva, but no need to worry - it doesn't bite! This plant is kid- and pet-friendly.
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ficus benjamina care: how to keep them happy
The Ficus Benjamina is known for its dreamy tuft of glossy leaves and pliable branches. Here is how to care for the weeping fig.
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pelargonium care: how to keep them happy
If you imagine a home with a white picket fence, chances are Pelargonium are close by! But did you know that these plants thrive indoors?
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philodendron brasil care: how to keep them happy
Earning its name from vibrant green and yellow streaked leaves resembling the Brazilian flag, the Philodendron Brasil is a popular variegated cultivar of the Heartleaf Philodendron.
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boston fern care: how to keep them happy
Pot the impossible! The Boston fern filters light and purifies the air. Known commonly as Sword Fern, Ladder Fern, or Boss Fern, this plant is easier to keep indoors than you might think.
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hoya care: how to keep them happy
In general, Hoya plants are quite easy to care for. Although all Hoyas have similar characteristics and care, each variety of wax plant will have some needs specific to its species. Do a bit of research on your specific wax plant species to ensure you offer it the best environment
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split leaf philodendron care: how to keep them happy
The Split Leaf Philodendron is a fun, tropical addition to any houseplant collection, thriving in most environments with sufficient light and humidity.
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rubber plant care: how to keep them happy
The Rubber Plant is surprisingly easy to care for given its dramatic, larger-than-life foliage. These plants will grow as tall as your largest pot allows.
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english ivy plant care: how to keep them happy
English Ivy will happily grow on just about anything, from brick walls to exposed pipes. This climber adds an elegant, leafy ambience to your home.
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peperomia plant care: how to keep them happy
plant description Peperomia plants are a cheerful addition to workspaces and homes. These semi-succulents are popular with new plant parents due to their minimal maintenance needs. Consisting of more than 1500 tropical and subtropical species, the Peperomia genus is one of the largest in the Piperaceae family and is closely
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tillandsia plant care: how to keep them happy
plant description The Tillandsia genus, widely known as air plants, consists of 650 species. Native to southern North America through to South America, air plants have evolved to inhabit ecological niches found within various forest, mountain, and desert environments. For this reason, air plants make perfect indoor plants as they
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monstera plant care: how to keep them happy
Monsera deliciosa, sometimes called the swiss cheese or cheese plant, is a (w)holesome plant companion that grows abundantly when well-loved. Learn how to love up your cheese plant here.
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Snake Plant Care: how to keep them happy
plant description The Dracaena genus, more popularly known as Snake Plants, is a very popular houseplant option for beginners and experts alike. It’s easy to care for, can adapt to various environments, and boasts a variety of striking foliage. fer It’s primarily cultivated for ornamental use as an indoor plant and
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maidenhair fern care: how to keep them happy
plant description The Maidenhair Fern is a genus with over 250 varieties. Within the indoor plant community, this group of ferns is highly-priced for their small, delicate fan-shaped fronds clustered on shiny and curved black stems. Maidenhair Fern species are popular options as both a houseplant and, because of their
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