Plants are all the rage right now. People want to find ways to bring more nature into their homes and houseplants feel like a safe place to start. However, we know not everyone has a lot of plant experience and staring at the plant section at your local store can feel overwhelming!
Read MoreAloe is a staple plant for every kitchen windowsill. Not only is it a striking succulent plant, but it also has many health benefits for its owners. Because this is such a rewarding plant, let us help you learn how to care for aloe!
Read MoreWelcome to a helpful guide on Dracaena plant care. Whether you're a seasoned plant enthusiast or just starting out, dracaena plants are a great addition to your collection. Mastering dracaena care ensures these resilient beauties will flourish in your home. From care tips to watering and fertilizing, we’ve covered it all.
We know you love your pets so much, as do we! But we also know you love your plants.
You want to be able to happily have them coexist inside your space, without worrying if your furry friends will get sick if they tear off a leaf or two.
Read MoreWinter presents some unique challenges for houseplants. They are affected by the limited daylight hours, dryer air and fluctuating temperatures in their environment. Read on for some helpful tips on how to take care of your plants in winter.
Giving your houseplants some extra care and attention in the spring will put them in the best position for healthy new growth the whole season long. So print off our Spring Houseplant Checklist, check it twice, and we hope you and your houseplants have a happy, healthy spring season!
Read MorePink is so trendy this year, even the Pantone Color of the Year is in the family! So, you may be wondering how you can incorporate the bright, cheery color in your plant collection.
We’ve compiled a list of the top 10 pink plants you need if you want to stay right on trend.
Read MoreHave you ever had a vining plant with long, trailing vines, and only a few leaves at the end? This is what we call a leggy vine. Stressors like drought and improper lighting can lead to the loss of lower leaves, leaving you with a stringy looking plant. Do not fret! Here are some tips to help your leggy vine grow bushy again, giving it stronger legs to stand on!
On International Women’s Day, we salute Janaki Ammal and Jane Colden and their contributions to the world of plants! May we all take some time to tend to our plant babies and think of all the Crazy Plant Ladies of history who have paved the way for women today in horticulture.
Read MoreDiscover which houseplant is best for you! Find the perfect plant to brighten up your home.
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