When you're new to gardening (or just lead a very busy lifestyle), finding the right houseplants can make all the difference.

Here, Jo Lambell, founder of Beards & Daisies, shares with Tom’s Guide 5 easy plants to take cuttings from and how to transform them into new plants. 1. Chinese Money Plant The Chinese Money ...

Whether you’re looking to add to your existing houseplant collection or you’re just getting started, now is a great time to ...

Stale air and poor circulation can make low-light rooms feel stuffy, but these hardy houseplants help freshen the air by ...

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

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Keeping your houseplants thriving during the winter comes down to three things: cleaning, pest control and location.

YOU HAVE PLANTS THAT YOU SAY US PLANT KILLERS CAN’T DESTROY. HARDER TO DO. SO A LITTLE HARDIER. YEAH. LET’S SEE. START ON THIS ONE. THIS IS A EASY PLANT. SHINY. THIS. YEAH. AND THIS DARKER ...

Philodendrons are a breed of tropical plant that make easy houseplants. There are a few different varieties, including climbing and non-climbing variants, and some philodendrons even have ...

Why taking a cutting is easy Spider Plants produce small plantlets, known as ‘spiderettes’, which Lambell explains, “dangle from the mother plant, like tiny parachutes.” 1. Snip off a ...