Exotic, hardy, and easy to care for, these tropical plants are gaining ground indoors, even in bathrooms and offices.
Plants
Indoors or outdoors? The money plant adapts to almost any spot, but its growth depends on the local climate, light conditions, and the care you give it.
No matter how small it is, transform a corner of your home into a green and fragrant space with a versatile and easy-to-care-for plant that beautifies, perfumes the environment and naturally keeps insects away.
The RHS Chelsea Plant of the Year 2025 has been announced after the famous flower show took place. As the world’s first pink Philadelphus, it is a big accomplishment by a recently retired propagator with six decades of experience.
The money plant has it all: it's hardy, decorative, and perfect for indoors. Learn where to plant it, how to water it, and the secrets to keeping it healthy.
Discover six plants that will not only fill your garden with colour and beauty, but will also help you keep ticks away naturally and safely.
With its glossy leaves and distinctive white flowers, the peace lily is one of the most cherished indoor plants. Learn how to care for it and let it beautify your home all year round.
Growing pumpkins at home is easier than many people think. With the right soil, water, and patience, you can have your own pumpkins growing happily in your garden.
If you're looking for a fruit tree that can withstand the heat, requires little water, and still produces delicious and abundant fruit, the fig tree is the perfect choice.
How can you prevent caterpillars from eating your plants or trees? What if the solution was a richer environment?
At this time of year, temperatures rise, the thermometer soars, and our houseplants also suffer if we don't take proper care of them.
Researchers have discovered proteins in radishes that can protect frozen foods, preserving texture and flavor. The innovation promises to revolutionize food, making freezing more efficient and healthier for consumers.