March 12th is National Plant a Flower Day, and there's no better time to plant, grow, and enjoy flowers in your garden or perched on a windowsill. Each year, National Plant a Flower Day celebrates a new growing season. So dust
Winter days are shorter, meaning less sunlight finds its way inside your home. Winter is a great time to discover new ways to add much-needed light to dark interiors. Here's how to brighten up your home and make it cozy on
Late winter finds many home gardeners wishing for the beauty of spring flowers. Coaxing flowering bulbs into early bloom is referred to as "forcing." Here are the how-tos of forcing bulbs indoors. Soon, you'll enjoy bright, fragrant flowers on your kitchen
Whether purchasing a Valentine’s Day gift for your significant other or best friend, an indoor plant makes a great gift. Help brighten the homes of the ones you love with a Valentine's Day plant that will bring life to any
Hanging plants in handmade macramé holders was all the rage in the '60s. Today, indoor hanging plants are often used to bring a touch of greenery to boho and eclectic interiors. If you're thinking about adding indoor hanging plants to your
Mealybugs feed in large groups, sucking the sap from houseplants. This slows plant growth and can cause leaf drops. They also excrete a sticky substance called honeydew, which attracts black plant mold. Eww! We have the answers if you're wondering how
The Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera buckleyi) is a unique and beautiful houseplant that blooms in winter. Popular to give and receive as a holiday gift, Christmas cactus is a cheery addition to many homes during the holiday season. Here's what you need
Are you hosting overnight guests for the holidays? Here are five basement guest room ideas to transform your basement space from ho-hum to Happy Holidays! Prepping Your Basement for Holiday Guests Most house basements are partially below grade, which can mean dampness
Your Thanksgiving was a success! Family and friends had a great time visiting, stuffing themselves, and watching the big game. You've sent everyone home with an extra slice of pie. Plus, you've enjoyed a well-deserved, food-induced nap. Now it's time to
When fall temperatures dip, it's time to bring tender tropicals indoors. Move your plants inside the house or to a sheltered area in late summer or early fall when the weather is mild but not too cold. Why? A plant moved