Houseplants

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.

Inspired by those dreamy, flower-filled yards you’ve been seeing on social media? Here’s what to know before you dive in.

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.

Go get yourself some Friday flowers.

They completely refreshed my walls.

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.

These easy-to-grow bulbs are a garden procrastinator's dream.

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.

Plan ahead and you can have a garden full of big, colorful blooms this fall.

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?

Whether you’re a fake plant lover or bona fide plant parent, here’s the kind of greenery to invite into your life this season.

There’s something for green thumbs and plant parent novices, too.

It gently yet effectively removes the dust from all of my plants.

Convicted plant serial killer? Don’t let past failures get you down. These four tips will help you set up a plant care regimen that will turn you into a green thumb in no time.

You’ll never have to change the water on these babies because they’ll last forever.

With these picks, your plant babies *and* your wallet will be happy.

According to a horticulturist.

These plants look intimidating, but they're easier to care for than they seem.

It's time to give faux a go.

They're as cute as ever.

You'll have a free, accessible botanist in your pocket.

Some plants are goners, but others might just need a little TLC to transform them from compost pile rejects to thriving masterpieces. Here's how to tell which is which.

Keep a little good luck in your home.

From hand-stitched quilts to vintage quilt inspired prints, these are just so beautiful.

Add some zen to your home.

Need inspiration for your living or faux plant wall? Check out these five gorgeous makeovers of spaces all around the home.

Starting at just $15!

And they're under $10!

Make your own living wall.

Beginner plant parent? Set yourself up for success by choosing a low-maintenance variety.

Decluttering? Keep an eye out for these common household items — your plants will thank you.

Get in the spirit with these cute planters.

Talk about mood lighting!

Costco is currently selling budget-friendly houseplants, including the much-coveted bonsai tree.

A little greenery goes a long way.

Gift your love florals that will last long past February 14.