It's lovely to have a home where plants thrive, but it can be hard to know where to start when window real estate is limited.

pointed leaves and those that are more sensitive to humidity levels, consistent watering, and balanced soil. A few examples include plants like calathea, dracaena, peace lily, and prayer plant. So, ...

Vines like clematis and mandevilla also work well in a green-drenched space. ‘Evergreen’ clematis (Clematis armandi) has ...

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As a gesture of love, it's a gift that can keep growing indefinitely: tradescantia is "remarkably easy to propagate" through ...

Philodendron has long been a favorite houseplant for low light situations. Update your collection with the bright chartreuse leaves of the trailing Lemon Lime philodendron or upright Pink Princess ...

Mint leaves create a cool sensation in the mouth. Toothpaste, mouthwash, breath mints, and chewing gum are all commonly flavored with mint. In addition to freshening breath, mint adds flavor to ...

We all know carrying a four-leaf clover will bring you good fortune ... Other than the fact that they’re green and everywhere, the shamrock has such symbolism that they were even recorded ...

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Calatheas are known for their patterned leaves, which unfurl during the day and turn upwards in the evening to conserve moisture. But if you’re wondering why your calathea has brown edges on its ...

Eucalyptus leaves have shown potential in treating respiratory diseases and alleviating stress. Research indicates that compounds in eucalyptus may help reduce the risk of cancer, diabetes, and ...