Houseplants You Can’t Kill Some of us may not have the greenest of thumbs, but don’t let that stop you from enjoying all the ...

In April, pot the geraniums in new potting soil, trim the dead stems, water and place them in a sunny window. If this seems like way too much work, you can also treat them like a houseplant.

The silvery seedpods of lunaria are especially nice in holiday décor as are dried hydrangea flower heads and artful seedpods ...

I have grown most of these plants that are commonly given or purchased during the holidays, and here's what I've found.

Are you looking for ways to make the holidays special without a trip to the store? Gardeners know that nature provides many gifts ripe for giving and decorating. Yes, you can order gifts online.

Consider a cutting from your own collection. Some of my favorite houseplants were propagated and gifted by friends and family ...

When its mid-November and your geraniums are still electrifying on the porch or patio, you know they must be one of the Boldly varieties. Boldly Coral made its debut in 2022, and I had the ...

What’s the difference between a geranium and a pelagonium? ‘Geranium’ is the name most people use when talking about pelargoniums. But Geranium is actually a different plant genus. To help avoid ...

Having colorful houseplants in winter raises our spirits ... citrus plants (e.g. Meyer lemon and calamondin orange), scented geranium, Gardenia, as well as paperwhites (beware - some think these ...

A vigorous spreading perennial to 60cm tall, with neat, dense, lobed, marbled and flecked mid-green leaves and saucer-shaped violet-blue flowers 5cm wide, veined purple, with a white centre, opening ...