As the garden wakes up in the spring, many annuals are already in bloom and ready to provide flowers for bare spots in the garden. Like paint for the landscape artist, we can use them to bring color and fragrance wherever we choose. Whether in containers, between...
The wavering weather of late winter and early spring always comes with uncertainty. Just as we start to think that the warmer weather is here to stay, a blast of cold can suddenly come through overnight, taking the unsuspecting gardener by surprise. Our inconsistent...
Vining houseplants are all the rage these days. From philodendrons to pothos to hoyas, we love them all, but those vines can get out of hand! If you’re looking for a way to train your vining houseplants to climb or trail, look no further – this post has you covered....
The time for starting vegetable seeds indoors has arrived! If this isn’t part of your gardening practice, it’s time to start reaping the benefits. Not only does seed starting give you a sooner and longer harvest, but it also gives an essential headstart to all the...
Cacti and succulents are some of the houseplant world’s most beautiful and intriguing members. Adapted to thrive in harsh conditions, they’re naturally low-maintenance and easy to take care of. Creating a cactus and succulent planter is a wonderful way to...
Winter can be a stressful time for houseplants–cold drafts, furnaces, lack of light, and dry air can be taxing on tropical plants that are accustomed to steady climates. While they may not be able to voice concerns, they can still give us many signs that they’re in...