“If you’re impatient or want instant impact, a large indoor plant is definitely the way to go,” says Justin Hancock, horticulturist with Costa Farms. Not only are they stunning focal points ...

Hydroponics—the practice of growing plants in water rather than soil—is popular because it offers a way to produce a bounty of plants in a relatively small area in an indoor garden.

You can get an indoor garden going with plant pods while doing a fraction of the hard work that would go into maintaining a large outdoor garden. Indoor garden systems also don’t need a ton of ...

These affordable devices aim to keep your plants hydrated when you're out of town or too busy to keep up. I tested two to see ...

Decorating your home with plants adds greenery and life, enhancing both the beauty and atmosphere of your living space.

SKIP AHEAD How we picked the best herb garden materials | The best seeds | The best plants | The best potting soils and fertilizers | The best planters ... suitable for both indoor and outdoor ...

A lovely way to inject some color and life into your outdoor spaces is to adorn them with lovely little container plants ... that do not have enough room for large trees and bushy shrubs.

silk plants, faux foliage, or whatever you want to call them — offer a solution. They’ll never outgrow their pots, the leaves will never droop and turn yellow, and there’s no need to worry ...

Finally, some houseplants such as African violets prefer special indoor plant ... for small or large containers. Organic potting soil is coarser and lighter. Although garden soil is nutrient ...