Houseplants

They’re the bright, low-maintenance plant your space needs.

No finicky ferns here.

The perfectly seasonal plant is part of Aldi Finds — and sure to sell out.

This plant is surprisingly easygoing.

It’s especially striking in hanging planters or on high shelves.

Seriously, you’d think these were real!

This plant doesn’t get enough love, but it’s surprisingly hardy.

It’s a classic for a reason.

Skip the poinsettia and get this instead.

At this point in the history of our world, I know two things to be true: People love their pets, and people love bringing plants indoors. 

Here’s a smart place to display your dried lavender.

They start at as little as $20 for a pack of three.

It’s hard not to be envious of how green and lush her potted plants are.

It’s easy to see why they’re popular among large indoor plants.

Go ahead, give it a hug!

If you have a less-than-ideal view, add this project to your to-do list.

Make a quick trip to Trader Joe’s.

This faux olive tree will fool everyone into thinking you’re a pro gardener.

They might be the coolest house plant you pick up all year.

Start your indoor gardening journey here.

When it comes time to choose decorations for your wedding reception, the first thing you’ll probably consider are the flowers. But many couples are trying to save money on their weddings these days, and one of the biggest ways to cut down is to slash the flower budget. That means you may want to explore some non-floral wedding table centerpiece ideas.

This DIY is brilliant in its simplicity, so I wanted to try it for myself. Here’s what I discovered.

The ceramic planters scream summer with their bright colors and cheery faces.

It’s all just part of the process.

The lush leaves give off the impression of being painted with flecks of pink, white, and green.

Trader Joe’s is paying homage to the pink plastic flamingo with a brand-new planter that brings the outdoor ornament indoors.

Instantly elevate your store-bought roses into a gorgeous art piece.

Plant parenthood isn’t cheap.

If you’ve always wanted one of those classic VW vans, here’s the next best thing.

It’s Anthropologie pretty and Trader Joe’s cheap.

If you didn’t get the chance to grab this little guy last summer, then you’re in luck — it’s back for another season!

Aldi just rolled out carts of gorgeous potted hydrangeas just in time for planting season.

It took 15 years for it to develop.

The bugs in your home should definitely be afraid.

Trader Joe’s just dropped the cutest planter of the summer.

If you’re running out of room in your house to display your houseplants, then it’s time to think outside the box.

You don't have to live with tiny swarms around your favorite houseplants.

You might want to head over to your local Costco as soon as possible.

Don't have plant FOMO just because your place doesn't get a lot of light.

Go get yourself some Friday flowers.

You can find this pet bed both online and in stores for just under $40.

If there are fresh flowers in my kitchen, it’s because my husband bought them — for himself. I have zero patience for cut flowers. They are expensive and last mere days, progressively getting slimier with each passing hour. In the end, I have to deal with dead flowers that won’t fit in my compost bin, and a smelly vase that’s impossible to clean. When I see fresh flowers, all I see is unnecessary work. To be clear, I don’t hate flowers, just dying ones.

I’m a newly reformed plant serial killer.

I can’t do it without my matcha lemonade.

There’s a small tool that will be a solution to all of your flower arranging problems.

Your favorite grocer has decided to bring back a plant that will make you go, “oh, snap!”

Take these steps before buying a new houseplant to ensure it’s happy and healthy.

They are going for just under $6 and give new plant parents a variety of options to choose from.

The pros at Forbes Advisor did a little digging to find out which U.S. cities are currently the most pet-friendly.

Check your store’s Bullseye’s Playground section.

If you’ve been pining over owning a palm tree for years, now is definitely the time to head to Costco.

You have to see the results to believe it!

A solution for black thumbs and accidental plant killers.

According to those who buy bouquets of them every spring, they’re so much better than a regular tulip.

Trader Joe’s has adult-ified the traditional Easter basket and turned it into something that won’t give you a stomachache.

So you can hang with your plant babies all day.

What’s better than an affordable houseplant?

It's made for small plants.