How To Grow Jasmine

The Night Owl Snake Plant is a hybrid of two Sansevieria species: Sansevieria trifasciata and Sansevieria ‘Black Robusta.’ It is a great choice for indoor gardeners who want to add a touch of exotic beauty to their homes.

How to Grow and Care for Chinese Money Plants Pilea peperomioides

Growing snake plants in hanging baskets is a lovely way to add greenery to your space. These hardy plants can lighten up both indoor and outdoor spaces. Here’s a simple guide to help you grow snake plants in hangers with ease.

Growing Coleus in water is a fun way to add a colorful plant to your indoor variegated collection! Discover the easy steps to do it right!

Ric rac cactus is a fast-growing and easy to care for plant, making it ideal for beginners. It’s durable and can survive a good amount of neglect too.

How to Grow and Care for Queen’s Tears Bromeliads Billbergia nutans

How to Grow and Care for Mexican Fan Palms Washingtonia robusta

Apricot (Prunus armeniaca) trees produce delicious fruit in summer and growing your own means the fruit can be enjoyed when they are sweet and meltingly ripe, unlike shop-bought fruit, which must be harvested early to be transported while firm. Apricot trees can be grown successfully outside in warmer parts of the UK, notably the south-east of England. Elsewhere, because the beautiful pink blossom is borne in early spring and is therefore liable to frost damage, only grow apricots in large pots and keep under cover for the colder months. When planted in the right conditions, an apricot tree should start producing fruit within two or three years and live for decades.

Blooming around the festive time, Christmas Begonias stand out with their heart shaped leaves that are stunning enough to make it the centerpiece of your holiday decor!

Winter heath (Erica carnea, Zones 5-8) is surprisingly absent from our Northeastern gardens. Species in the heath genus (Erica) are often confused or lumped in with heather (Calluna vulgaris, Zones 4-7). While heather cultivars can still be found at many garden centers and online nurseries, you may wish to avoid planting them. This species has been reported as invasive in the Northeast and parts of the Midwest. While it may not appear to spread around one’s garden, in wild areas, especially alpine, high-elevation, and coastal areas, heather has been documented as impacting the displacement of some native plants. Learn more about heaths and heathers.

How to Grow and Care for Friendship Plants Pilea involucrata

Do you know that you don’t have to spend a single dollar to have a new snake plant? With a few simple steps, you can turn a single leaf into a flourishing one! Let’s have a look at the best tricks!