Most houseplants are tropical plants that require the warm, somewhat humid conditions of their natural habitat. So why not ...

A creeper flowering on your balcony can give it the makeover it has been waiting for. This is especially beneficial if you have limited space in your house. Here are some creepers you can plant ...

If your home has low humidity, then you can't have just any houseplant. These nontropical plants are perfectly suited for the dry indoor environment.

Large, deeply divided leaves along with sheer size and shape, make Monstera deliciosa ideal foundation plants for indoor ...

Philadelphia-area gardeners may turn to tropical plants as dramatic additions to their home gardens. The prime time to plant ...

Any tropical plant that you’re putting indoors means you’ve taken it out of its natural habitat, so what you’re really doing ...

Indoor crotons with colorful leaves can be a stunning addition to your home. While they are visually attractive, crotons require the right care to survive indoors. With these simple tips, your crotons ...

Tropical plants in the genus Heliconia attract hummingbirds, bats and other creatures in the wild — and intrigue plant collectors, who prize them for their intense colors, dramatic beak-like ...

But the elegant, arching, grassy clumps made an attractive patio plant, and, brought indoors to protect from frost, the plants will overwinter and resprout in the spring. Divide and repot plants if ...