If you've been cultivating your interior garden for some time now, then you know that the colder months offer up some challenges. This season is much more prone to dropping leaves and color changes in ...

It can be scary when your plants are sickly. Some diseases can be managed while others are detrimental, so it's important to ...

Are your houseplants struggling in summer despite receiving enough sun? While lighting issues are one of the most common causes of houseplant problems, houseplants that receive enough light can still ...

January is when a lot of houseplants start looking “off,” and it’s easy to assume they just hate winter. Leaves droop, growth stalls, and a perfectly fine plant suddenly looks like it’s giving up on ...

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How are your houseplants doing? For those plants that just came inside from spending the summer outdoors, they may still be adapting. Dropping leaves and looking sad is normal for some species. Once ...

The plants in our yards and gardens bring us beauty and joy, but some of them also bring problems. “A plant can be a problem in a number of different ways,” said Sharon Yiesla, plant knowledge ...

Once the holiday lights are packed away and the cold gray days of winter fill our skyline, it’s time to brighten up the house with indoor plants. Who doesn’t love a variety of living plants in various ...