Of all the queer-coded flowers throughout history, this ancient plant is a rare jewel in the horticultural world ...

Your entryway acts as a first impression for guests visiting your home. Make sure it doesn't disappoint with these trendy and ...

There are thousands of different species of Bromeliads, and most of the varieties you’ll find for sale are the perfect indoor ...

Ever notice tiny black bugs flying around your houseplants or landing on furniture ... Next, I cover the top and bottom of the leaves with insecticidal soap. This can get messy so I often put ...

Three years after Kathy and Nick met as first-year law students in Texas, he proposed while they vacationed in Budapest for Thanksgiving. “We spent the next week visiting Christmas markets, thermal ...

With lower temperatures and less sunlight, houseplants typically need less water than they do during the growing season. “Most indoor plants go into a semi-dormant state in winter, slowing their ...

As we enter a new month and finally bid farewell to January, keen gardeners must take note of how often they water their house plants. GardnersWorld urge: “Reduce watering for almost all house ...

Filling your home with plants could be a solution to keeping mould at bay. Mould thrives in damp areas, often appearing around windows during winter when the cold air outside meets the warm air ...

There are endless crafty ways to keep plants watered while you’re away from home: You can wick water from jugs, upend wine bottles into your planters, or simply pay the neighbor’s kid to come by.

Jan. 30, 2025 — A research group has developed new advanced light-controlled tools that enable precise control of proteins in real time in living cells. This groundbreaking research opens doors ...

Nestled within a cul-de-sac in Epsom, England, the Triangle House by London-based ... redone by Phenomena whose palms and exotic plants set the scene. The architects realized the brief with ...

One of those acts of love is repotting plants. Plants do not need to be repotted until roots are protruding from the holes in the bottom of the pot or, if you gently remove the plant from its pot ...