An abundant indoor garden is a beautiful thing. Yet watering houseplants is an activity fraught with risk. Too much water, too little, too often can have a devastating effect on prized plants.

Generally plants will need watering more during the spring and summer growing seasons, than when dormant in winter. Tap water is fine for most houseplants, but some specialist plants, such as ...

Consistent watering is key to learning how to grow indoor azaleas successfully. While watering is dialled right back for many houseplants during the winter, these winter bloomers are a little ...

The worst season to water outdoor plants is during freezing winter weather when temperatures can be below freezing. "Watering ...

Certain indoor plant species are objectively harder to kill and others are better at purifying air. Translation: Some houseplants are ... nickname -- and needs watering only every seven to 10 ...