Houseplants
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What Is A Persian Violet: Care Of Persian Violet Houseplants
Growing Persian violet indoors can add a splash of color and interest to the home. These easy-to-care-for plants will reward you with beautiful blooms. Read here for more about Persian violet plant care.
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Sticky Residue On Spider Plants - How To Treat Sticky Spider Plant Leaves
An indication that there's a problem with your beloved houseplant may be when a spider plant is sticky. Learn why this happens and what can be done about it in this article.
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Streptocarpus Information: How To Care For Streptocarpus Houseplants
It's said that growing Streptocarpus plants is good training for African violets, because their requirements are similar, but cape primrose isn't as delicate. This article will help with tips on caring for these plants.
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How To Care For A China Doll Plant
China doll is a fairly new houseplant, which has become quite popular and widely available. While their care can be a bit tricky, this article will help with basic growing conditions for China doll plants.
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Devil's Backbone Plant Info: How To Grow The Devil's Backbone Plant Indoors
There are numerous names for the devil?s backbone houseplant. Whatever you call it, learn how to grow the devil?s backbone plant for unique and easy to care for indoor flora. This article will help.
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Paddle Plant Propagation – How To Grow A Flapjack Paddle Plant
Also known as flapjack paddle plant, this kalanchoe plant is a succulent with thick, paddle-shaped leaves that frequently take on a reddish or deep pink tint during the winter.
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Caring For Oxalis Plants Outside: How To Grow Oxalis In The Garden
Oxalis, also known as shamrock or sorrel, is a popular indoor plant around the St. Patrick's Day holiday. This diminutive little plant is also suitable for growing outdoors with minimal attention. Learn about growing oxalis outdoors in this article.
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Variegated Monstera Plant Varieties To Grow Indoors
Monstera are tremendously popular houseplants. Especially the attractive variegated Monstera deliciosa. Click to find out more.
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Differences Between Shamrock Vs. Clover Plants
Fans of St. Patrick’s Day are fond of shamrocks, but is a real shamrock an oxalis or clover? Click here to find out.
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Sansevieria Blooming: Flowers Of A Sansevierias (Mother-In-Law's Tongue)
You can own a mother-in-law's tongue for decades and never know that they produce flowers, then one day, it has produced a flower stalk. Is this possible? Yes, and this article will explain more.
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Potted Ruffled Fan Palm Care – Growing Ruffled Fan Trees Indoors
Are you looking to grow a ruffled fan palm in a pot? Ruffled fan palms are an unusual and gorgeous species of palm grown for their gorgeous pleated, or ruffled, leaves. Growing ruffled fan tree is pretty easy if you follow the basic care found in this article.
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Easy Air Plant Care For Beginners
Click here for easy air plant care for beginners.
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Philodendron Information – What Is A Congo Rojo Philodendron
The philodendron Congo Rojo is an attractive warm weather plant that produces showy flowers and interesting leaves. It gets the name "rojo" from its new leaves, which unfurl in a deep, shiny red fading to a burgundy green color once mature. Learn more here.
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Mikania Plush Vine Care: Tips For Growing Plush Vine Houseplants
Mikania houseplants, otherwise known as plush vines, are a relative newcomer to the indoor gardening world. Learn more about Mikania plush vine care in the home by reading the following article.
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Cast Iron Plant Division: Tips For Propagating A Cast Iron Plant
Propagating a cast iron plant is done by division, and is surprisingly easy. Click here to learn more about propagating cast iron plants.
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Bonsai Trees: Information On Bonsai
Traditional bonsai are outdoor plants from certain climatic zones trained to be indoors. They are regarded as regular pot plants and do quite well in our homes. Read this article for info on caring for bonsai plants.
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Is Anthurium Trimming Necessary: How To Prune Anthurium Plants
In spite of its exotic appearance, anthurium is surprisingly low maintenance. However, cutting back an anthurium is necessary from time to time to keep the plant happy and healthy. Wondering how to prune anthurium? Learn more in this article.
