We round up the best low-maintenance garden and houseplants to grow, with tips on how to care for them and where to position ...

So, why not grow them vertically? Hanging plants add a touch of green without encroaching on precious floor space. Indoor ...

"Once overnight temperatures start to dip below 55 degrees Fahrenheit or less, you should be cautious of any outdoor plants that you want to bring back inside," shares Plant Proper, a plant expert ...

This variety of bromeliad sprouts a vibrant center spike, so it's a great way to add color to your collection of greenery—and it's much easier to care for than most indoor flowering plants.

As the weather cools down and it becomes harder for plants to thrive in the cold, indoor gardening becomes an attractive option. It gives you more time, spares resources and gives you the space to ...

Choosing indoor plants ... To avoid this, water your plant often and place it near a humidifier or in a steamy, brightly lit bathroom where humidity levels are naturally high. Spider plants are ...

However some plants have specific needs. For instance, flowering plants and those with variegated foliage need more light than plants with plain green foliage, while ferns like a darker position.

Cold temperatures have come to Kansas in bits and spurts this year, but enough so that many gardeners have moved cold-sensitive plants indoors recently. It begs the question: Now what?

Not always, anyway. So, in a bid to help you out, we’ve decided to take a look at the symbolism and meanings behind some of our favourite indoor plants. With a little help from Patch’s plant ...

JUST EMA The weather is getting cooler and it's time to bring your tropical plants indoors - Carrie Engel from Valley View Farms has tips and tools to help your plants make the transition.

Not all planting soils are created equal, just as not all plants have the same growth habits. Finding the best potting soil will help indoor plants grow happily ever after. Growing plants ...