Once the decorations are packed away and things quiet down, it’s easy to notice your indoor plants looking a bit worn out.

Curious about the perfect “dose” of indoor nature, Stanford researchers developed the Nature View Potential tool. The ...

Improve your indoor lavender's life by pairing it with plants that make it look prettier, boost it heady fragrance, make it ...

They were surprised to discover that “too much” indoor greenery could actually make people feel more stressed.

Tropical plants, such as hibiscus and ferns, need warmth and humidity to thrive, so they typically do well indoors, says ...

As India grapples with poor air quality, indoor plants are emerging as natural allies. Research shows species like the Peace ...

Indoor greenery enhances well-being, but new research shows that too much can overwhelm people. The findings could guide the ...

Not all plants need a bright, sunny spot to be happy. This houseplant prefers indirect sunlight and low-light conditions as ...

Container gardening makes growing your favorite plants easier, allowing you to move them around and manage their size. Begin ...

Garlic plants require at least six hours of bright indirect light daily to grow properly, and this is particularly important if you want to grow garlic bulbs rather than greens. If you have a bright ...

When winter strikes, many herbs need to be moved indoors to survive. Pairing them in pots can save space, enhance their ...

Unlike those planted in the ground, potted perennials are more susceptible to harsh winter conditions because they have less growing media, which exposes their roots to cold temperatures. In the ...