When choosing houseplants for your home, you may want to reconsider the plants on this list. Discover which plants you should never grow indoors due to size, light needs, pest issues, and more.

owner of Brooklyn gardening company Red Fern. “The roots of herbs are somewhat simplistic. They require daily watering.” Most indoor-garden kits use either a self-watering or hydroponic system ...

Any Feng Shui enthusiast with a green thumb will know that snake plant benefits are truly transformative. Snake plants are extremely attractive and valuable plants, with more benefits than you may ...

(Jessica Damiano via AP) This September, 2024, image provided by Jessica Damiano shows a plants growing in a container. Damiano recommends first-time gardeners start small, such as with potted plants, ...

Want a no-fuss ground cover that works in those weird, dark parts of your garden? Or maybe you want to give your garden that fairy glen aesthetic. Ferns are the perfect species for the job. These ...

Kat (Chyler Leigh) once again uses the pond on her family’s land to time travel and ends up running into her father’s grandmother, Fern. “Twenty-five first arrive, 25 never tried.

an exquisite Christmas tree shape comes to mind. Almost everyone has room for such a beautiful shrub. Even at that you can consider doing what the Garden Guy does and grow in a container on the ...

Easy pickings. Christmas ferns, so named because they are evergreen, adapt adroitly to your garden and mine, grow to some foot or so tall and, as I said, are evergreen and suitable for inside ...

In Michael Dougherty’s ‘Krampus,’ a dysfunctional family comes together for Christmas, and amid the tension, the youngest member, Max (Emjay Anthony), inadvertently calls upon a Krampus. Krampus is a ...

But forget the gold and the incense and the style for a bit. Try this Christmas to look hard at the crib and be shocked. Above all think of what Mary's obedience really cost her in terms of pain and ...

Promoting mutually beneficial relationships between plants and soil microbes that enhance nutrient acquisition by plants could improve crop production without increasing inorganic-fertilizer use.