Houseplants

Air plants (Tillandsia) are a very unusual type of plant, unlike any other variety of houseplants. They do not need soil; so work well for people who don’t like the potential mess associated with having soil in their home.

Fertilizing plants is an often overlooked area of houseplant care, as strictly speaking, fertilizer is not necessary for most houseplants to survive, and so, you can get away without doing it. However, if you want your houseplants to really thrive, then using fertilizer is essential.

Yucca plants are very adaptable and thrive in a wide range of environments, making them ideal house or garden plants in many parts of the world. There also many varieties of Yucca, so you can choose which you like best.

Hibiscus plants are usually grown for the mass of beautiful large flowers they produce in an array of visually striking colors. This vibrant tropical plant can be grown as a tree or shrub and can be grown directly in the ground or in a container pot.

These easy-to-care-for plants feature attractive leaves in many varieties and are great for adding color to your house or garden dark corners. Let's dive into the coleus plant.

Dieffenbachia, otherwise known as dumb cane, comes in a lot of varieties, all of which make great houseplants. Let's learn more about it.

The Mandevilla Vine is a versatile plant that can be kept as a houseplant but is more commonly seen climbing up pergolas, along trellises or fences, or flowing out of hanging baskets.

The Purple Velvet plant is an incredibly unusual houseplant, which features green leaves covered in tiny, purple hairs. This is not an easy houseplant to care for. But don't worry, in this article, we'll uncover how to grow and care for this

The croton plant is a stunning houseplant that will reward you with extraordinary, colorful foliage if you are up to the challenge to grow and care it.

In this article, we're going to explore how to care for the creeping fig, a beautiful evergreen plant that will help you decorate fences, walls, and pillars.

No doubt, panda plants are quite a popular addition to many indoor succulent gardens because of their fun, exotic look and don’t require much care. Let's delve into how to grow it

The Areca Palm is a beautiful houseplant, originally coming from Madagascar. It’s fairly easy to take care of indoors- let's learn how to do that!