It’s time to start thinking about winter storage. Plummeting temperatures and increased precipitation can wreak havoc on your grill surface over time, and the lack of use over prolonged periods of time can invite critters of various shapes and sizes into its interior. If you don’t plan on using your grill through the winter, you …
Very few flowering houseplants are as interesting or easy to care for as the lipstick plant. With minimal soil requirements, adaptable light and humidity needs, and a strong growth habit, this is truly one of the prettiest and easiest blooming plants you can keep. Whether you’re just getting started or have an urban rainforest of …
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Out of all the indoor greenery you could have, trees are the most stunning. They range in size from small to large and come in many different forms. Whether you want something lush and bushy or sparse and thin, you can find a tree that meets your needs. If you’re not sure which tree is …
Yucca plants are a quintessential part of the Southeastern US landscape and line roadsides and open arid areas for miles to see. They also are a popular addition to xeriscaping and indoor gardens, yet many people are unaware of their diversity and ease of care. Here, we’ve gathered the most popular species options for both …
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If you are looking for a funky succulent, check out some kalanchoes! These crazy plants grow in otherworldly shapes, come in an array of colors, and sprout gorgeous, colorful blooms! They are perfect for people with brown thumbs because they require very little maintenance. In fact, they thrive on neglect. There are a couple of key kalanchoe care …
Read moreKalanchoe Guide: How to Care for Any Kalanchoe, From Coral Bells to Zebra
Few plants have the foliage color and shape variety of the croton. The different cultivars sometimes appear to be completely different plants! So how do you take care of this wide-ranging family of pretty-leaved houseplants? We’ve got you covered. Whether you’re a new plant parent or an old green thumb, our detailed care guide will …
If you have ever found yourself hesitant to hammer a nail in the wall, hang wall art, or have cabinets sitting on the floor, chances are you don’t own a stud finder. These inexpensive tools alert you to where studs, and sometimes other in-wall wiring and framing, are located. They take the guesswork out of …
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A native of Taiwan and Japan, the cast iron plant has earned its name: heat and cold resistant, drought hardy, low and direct light tolerant, and no fertilizer hog, the cast iron plant can truly live and thrive in almost any conditions. It’s a plant that requires little care—perfect for people who have just discovered …
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Hanging houseplants have existed since at least 600 BC, when King Nebuchadnezzar II built his wife, Queen Amytis, the fabled Hanging Gardens of Babylon. The gardens were one of the great wonders of the ancient world, with myriad magical flora suspended in the air taking visitors’ breath away. Honor that incredible sight by making your own …
Who says plants have to be in the ground? Plant hangers are a beautiful and innovative way to suspend plants in the air in your home, creating a gorgeous, green aesthetic, while saving space. The only downside of plant hangers is that you can be limited in what kind of plants you put in them since they …