Interior design in Japan is known for its simplicity, elegance and functionality. Focused on the idea of 'living in less,' Japanese design is based on a minimalistic approach, straight lines, natural ...

Snake plants have lately gained popularity among people because they are easy to take care of. Because of their striking vertical leaves, tolerance of neglect, and adaptation to the indoor environment ...

The summer can be a time when people often travel, and vacations and trips can impact a gardener’s ability to grow many types of plants. Multiple days or weeks away, coupled with harsh sun, heat, or ...

Even in the best-kept homes, mold can take hold. It lurks in areas that are prone to excess moisture and dampness, like bathrooms and kitchens, as well as spaces that aren’t adequately ventilated or ...

Not sure where to start when the season turns? From a wicker bag stuffed with lilac at the door to ranunculus in wooden crates on the steps, the ideas below cover every corner. May doesn’t just bring ...

If you don’t have an outdoor gardening space, growing an indoor garden is the obvious alternative. Still, you have to do your research before taking on such a project, even if it won’t ultimately take ...

Dear Heloise: When I bring my plants indoors during the colder months, watering them can sometimes get messy. Using ice cubes to water houseplants can be effective for orchids. But most tropical ...

I killed my first fern in three days flat. My living room looked like a plant cemetery until I discovered the cheat codes real designers use. Now my friends accuse me of hiring a pro, and I just smile ...

Emma Erler, host of Homegrown NH and lead horticulturist with Kirkwood Gardens, says New Hampshire gardeners can finally get their hands in the soil! She starts her pepper seeds in early March, due to ...

Indoor gardening kits and tools are available for all experience levels and spaces. Grow lights are an essential tool for helping indoor plants thrive, especially in darker months. Key tools for ...

You’ve probably scrolled past a dozen “best houseplant” lists this year. Here’s why this one is different: these eight plants don’t just survive neglect — they’re engineered by nature to thrive on it.

A side table can be transformed into a merry vignette. Anchor it with a potted bulb placed inside a glass hurricane, which gives the plant extra presence and helps keep it from toppling over. (Fill ...