Disclaimer: Some of the links below may be affiliate links. If you click through and make a purchase, I will earn a commission at no additional cost to you. If you’re new to houseplants (or at least the blooming variety), these easy to grow indoor flowers provide visual appeal while ...

Creating a backyard oasis can be as simple as adding some new planters to your space. Don’t overspend on store-bought outdoor planters and create your own DIY planters. Whether you need a large space to grow vegetables or simple small painted pots for succulents, this list has a planting idea ...

Lily Plant Care Even though there are nine distinct divisions, all types require similar care and maintenance. Lilies are one-of-a-kind perennials that produce tall, beautiful spring and summer blossoms. The remarkable plants hoist striking, sweet-smelling blossoms above the other flowers, annual and otherwise, in our gardens. Planting with care ensures ...

The desert rose (Adenium obesum) is a slow-growing plant, only growing about 12 inches per year. Desert rose is often used as a bonsai plant thanks to its thick succulent trunk, thin and delicate leaves, and luscious, deep pink trumpeting flowers. It is native to Africa, the Middle East, and Madagascar. The ...

Hi Everyone By early to mid-April it is safe to plant warm season annuals.    Here are a few suggestions for annual color in your garden or in containers.   Any suggestions where the name is in quotes (i.e. ‘Profusion’), planting these specific cultivars will yield the best results. As mentioned in ...

Tradescantia is a diverse plant genus encompassing tropical species that are suitable as indoor houseplants, as well as hardy species that can be grown outdoors. Tropical varieties are typically grown for the attractive foliage that comes in an array of colors and patterns, while hardy types are grown for their charming ...

Disclaimer: Some of the links below may be affiliate links. If you click through and make a purchase, I will earn a commission at no additional cost to you. When I first started growing houseplants, I had what you might call a “black thumb.” I was terrible with them – ...