They're as easy on the eyes as they are easy to grow. Meet 13 garden superstars that don't take a super amount of work.

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 ...

Enjoy fresh, homegrown produce with minimal effort! Whether you have a spacious garden or just a small balcony or windowsill, ...

Some houseplants with sensitive leaves like African violets prefer being watered from the bottom. Simply fill the saucer with ...

There are three simple tasks you can do to look after your existing, or next, peace lily plant to keep it looking beautiful ...

The snake plant (or Sansevieria) is famous for thriving in low light and with occasional watering. Its tall, upright leaves lend a modern touch to any room. This plant tolerates neglect and can ...

Herbs stay small and aren’t finicky about bright light like most other plants are. Here are some herbs that are particularly easy to grow inside the house: This vigorous perennial does best ...

it's easy enough to address the problem by adding in some nutrient-rich fertilizer. You can also try different organic solutions, like adding coffee grounds to your houseplants' soil to boost ...

It's easy to get wrapped up in making sure your houseplants have the proper lighting conditions, good soil quality, and ...

As a group, succulents are easy to care for because they are drought-tolerant. They need water, but not it as often as do ...

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 ...