Houseplants can bring life and beauty to your home, but some come with hidden risks for pets, children, and even adults. In ...

Another succulent, Burro’s tail (Sedum morganianum), gets its common name from its eye-catching long stems, which are ...

Large plants require a little more time. Using a damp cloth, wipe the leaves to get rid of any dust or debris. Brush off ...

Before bringing home a plant, inspect it closely. Look at the soil, stem, leaves and, importantly, under the leaves, where ...

The money tree is said to be a plant that will bring good luck to your home. Often composed of three to five plants braided ...

Wondering how often to water your plants in winter? We talked to an expert to get the simple, no-stress answer, plus the ...

If the soil has pulled away from the sides of the pot or won’t absorb water, bottom watering can help. Steinkopf recommends ...

Having green corners in the home is what truly elevates your interiors, and the inclusion of flowering houseplants will take ...

Once the holiday lights are packed away and the cold gray days of winter fill our skyline, it’s time to brighten up the house ...

Some dogs and cats cannot resist chewing on toxic houseplants. If you're out of ideas, we have six ways to keep pets from ...

Artificial houseplants are quite practical. They need neither daylight nor watering. But whether they are good for the ...

With Seattle’s relatively low light, you might wonder if you can grow houseplants without resorting to industrial-strength grow lights. However, with the right plant choices and strategies, you can ...