the best low light plants for an indoor garden
22 types of fern plants that will love the indoors
To help you find a fern variety that matches the feel of your home and keeps your indoor feeling outdoors, here are the most popular ferns that are commonly kept as indoor
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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 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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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
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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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the best soil for snake plants that will keep them happy
The best soil for snake plants provides plenty of drainage and nutrients. Here’s how to make your own soil for your beloved snake plants.
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how often to water dracaena (including snake plants)
Dracaena plants don’t need much water. In fact, you don’t have to water them very often at all. Here’s how often to water dracaena (including snake plants).
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7 best succulents for beginners
They say that succulents are easy to take care of, but that’s not always the case. These are the 7 best succulents for *truly* easy care.
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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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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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