Audrey, the plant in Little Shop of Horrors, liked to dine on humans. But fortunately, most houseplants do just fine with ...

Now that it’s winter and our outside gardens are taking a nap, it’s time to turn our attention to growing HOUSEPLANTS!

A homemade, chlorophyll-rich fertilizer known as "green gold" is gaining attention among gardening enthusiasts.

Enjoy vibrant, long-lasting blooms indoors with these stunning houseplants that, grown together, will add color to your space ...

Soil/Fertilizer: Use potting soil that has good drainage, not topsoil or garden soil. Always premoisten the soil before ...

University of Minnesota Extension The bright sunshine coming though my office windows this morning caused me to take a close look at my indoor plants and I observed new growth coming from several ...

There are plenty of green houseplants that you can (and should!) decorate with. When you want a bolder design moment, though, ...

There are many common winter houseplant myths—and we're debunking them. Find out how to keep your indoor greens thriving during the colder months.

Houseplants can be revitalized by being placed outside in the summer months. Wait until the weather has warmed up, as cool ...

or simply relocate your houseplant to a shadier part of the house. There is such a thing as too much of a good thing. Yes, you need fertilizer to help your plants grow, but too much fertilizer can ...

Fertilize with a high-nitrogen fertilizer formulated for acid-loving plants ... Wipe the leaves periodically to remove dust. Group several houseplants together to create more humidity or run a ...