By moving container-grown citrus into a greenhouse, sunroom, or bright indoor location for the winter, gardeners anywhere can grow them.
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With boldly-patterned leaves, Calatheas are a colorful addition to your home.
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With the proper amounts of light, water, and fertilizer, you can expect to receive years of pleasure from your Norfolk Island Pine.
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Houseplants need to be reported for one of two reasons: either the root system has become too massive for the existing pot, or the plant has used all of the nutrients in the existing soil.
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Fragrant but fussy? No! Gardenias are simple to grow if you meet their basic needs.
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Ferns make wonderful indoor houseplants. Here are care instructions for some of the most popular.
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With the graceful common name “peace lily”, Spathiphyllum is an easy care, low light houseplant.
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One of the most popular large houseplants, Ficus are easy and low maintenance if the basic needs are met. Covers several species.
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The showy, speckled leaves of Dieffenbachia or Dumbcane have made it one of America’s favorite houseplants for decades.
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The bright, showy flowers of Anthurium make a great color accent in the home or in a shady outdoor summer container, and care is very easy!
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The Dracena family consists of a number of species native to tropical regions of Africa and Australia.
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A classic fall and winter bloomer, cyclamen's unique flowers make them a holiday favorite.
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Think safety with your holiday plants and other decorations this Christmas.
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Carnivorous plants are fun but require special care.
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Try an easy-to-grow Christmas (or Thanksgiving) Cactus this year.
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Flowering in fall or winter, they are often associated with Christmas.
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With easy care and exotic looks air plants are versatile houseplants.
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African Violets are a rewarding and easy-to-grow houseplant.
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The basics of watering, sunlight and more for houseplants.
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