Lush, green plants have the power to transform a space, imparting character, warmth and charm. And there is no space I can ...

To make the flower bed more ecologically diverse, the homeowner removed the overgrown hydrangea, laying compost and mulch to ...

Take your indoor garden to the next level. Include some colorful houseplants for some added interest throughout the year.

Why We're Turning Our Homes into Plant-Filled Sanctuaries In the recent shift towards more indoor living, many of us have ...

Take your indoor garden to the next level. Include some colorful houseplants for some added interest throughout the year.

Michael Murtaugh/NYT Wirecutter The double-sized Margot arrangement from UrbanStems in a Jamali Garden Vienna Glass Urn in 2024. The bouquet cost $192. Michael Murtaugh/NYT Wirecutter The double ...

It was over 5,000 years ago that the ancient Egyptians started bringing plants — most likely ferns and palm trees — indoors in containers to beautify their homes. The notoriously plant ...

Be prepared for rich and earthy tones, combining textures and patterns and embracing eco-design that blurs indoors and outdoor ... ruffled throws, floral wallpapers, and vintage-inspired mirrors.

Plants are resilient, as are people, and there is great comfort in the rebirth of spring, especially if coaxed a few weeks early indoors. Uli Lorimer is the director of horticulture at the Native ...

Not every plant loves growing inside your home. Many plants are tropical in origin, so they don’t like the low humidity levels that are typical indoors, especially in winter. Others have little ...

From natural textures to maximizing light, this Norwegian philosophy invites us to blur the boundaries between indoor comfort and outdoor serenity ...

“Then, store those bulbs in a cool, dry location until planting.” While still indoors, plant the bulbs in a clear, shallow dish – about three inches deep, without drainage holes, Domenghini sai ...