We spend a lot of time indoors. To make up for the lack of outside time, grow some trees in your home! These are the ones best suited for indoor growth.

Another classic indoor tree that tolerates low light is weeping fig (Ficus ... They're recognizable by their braided trunks and slender leaves that billow out in an umbrella-like shape. Among plant ...

The clothes you wear make a significant impact. Cotton and linen are summer-friendly. They are excellent at absorbing and evaporating sweat quickly, allowing air to circulate freely around your skin.

One of the five museums under the Imperial War Museums umbrella, IWM North offers ... the other with Mediterranean trees and plants. There is a rainforest canopy walkway with a nest platform ...

To do this, find an actively growing but slightly matured shoot on a lemon tree and cut a small section just below the leaf.

An avocado pit is relatively easy to sprout into a new plant. Then you'll need to know how to grow an avocado tree indoors because these plants aren't hardy in most areas of the country.

Question: I have picked out a couple of hanging plants to grow from your suggestions. Now I’m bold enough to try some upright ...

Snake plants, bonsai trees, and ferns start at $15 Maggie Horton ... consider welcoming a few indoor plants into your space. Whether you’re looking to try your hand at gardening for the first ...

Now you know what "bright indirect light" means! Your home has varying levels of natural light, making it tricky to know where your houseplants will thrive. Whether you're new to growing houseplants ...

These trees love a humid environment. When space is limited, stick to indoor plants that can easily live on a tabletop or windowsill. Palomares recommends braided bamboo and phalaenopsis orchid.