Houseplants

The programming aims to make owners and plants happy at home.

IKEA IVAR + peel-and-stick wallpaper = a temporary (but still gorgeous) plant display.

I've discovered one way to add a win/win moment to my morning routine.

I've been using a cleaner on my outdoor furniture that does the trick perfectly. It includes two common but powerful things you already have at home.

Allow Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton to inspire your next houseplant purchase.

Hilton Carter predicts the next "it" plant is here to stay.

It only takes a few minutes per plant.

These picks will thrive in garden beds and containers alike.

There's an IKEA hack for everything!

To help you incorporate plant life into every inch of your home, we asked four interior plant designers for the unusual places they like to add some greens.

Joanna Gaines’ sister Mikey just opened her very own “retro plant shop” called Ferny’s—a dream she’s had since she was in college.

Want to hop on this year's plant trend? You need to read this first.

You don’t have to be a DIY pro to master these looks.

We reached out to plant-loving designers and influencers with green thumbs for some tips and suggestions on how to create a plant-filled kitchen of your own.

These tips have stood the test of time.

These impressive and affordable styles are just what your little buds deserve.

Ever find yourself paralyzed by plant shopping indecision? Yeah, us too. Let us help you decide what dose of greenery to add to your home next.

Outside In, a houseplant e-commerce company, has launched a new giveaway — here's how to claim a plant.

The grocery store is now selling “Twirling Teacup” plants in beautiful mini mugs that are so good you’ll want to collect all three colors.

Dangerously tempting? Yes. Thrilled that it's happening? Absolutely.

Just because you live in a smaller home or apartment doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice having large houseplants.

You know a fiddle leaf fig is involved.

Here's the dirt on, well, dirt.

What’s an easy way to add some visual and architectural-like interest to your home without spending a fortune or losing your security deposit? Plants!

One of the most effective and stylish ways to display your plants is to group them. Of course, we have suggestions to get you off on the right foot!

From needy plants to un-killable plants, here's the "do not buy" list according to experts.

These plant professionals share the plant products, tricks, and tips they recommend for those interested in keeping their plants healthy and their homes beautiful.

If you're starting to dip your toes into the world of social media or online forum plant buying, read these tips first.

It's okay to mourn.

Transform your space into a blossoming spring garden.

No more plant burials.

Welcome back to One Good Thing! This week I have a very special treat for you – sharing something that is dear to my heart and which I’ve been working on for many years – that is raising, Sid, my own sweet plant baby. It’s been a long haul, and Sid and I have been through a lot together. The first years were amazing, the teenage years were the hardest, and we’ve finally gotten beyond them and reached a really great place together.

It's a good idea to show off a thriving fiddle leaf fig.

And tips on how to use them best in your space, according to plant experts.

Adding live plants to a bookshelf may seem easy enough in theory, but doing so in a thoughtful and intentional manner may not be as foolproof.

Novice gardeners rate the easiest (and most challenging!) plants in a new survey.

There’s something to be said for the kind of plant that wears its heart on its leaves.

Your houseplants might not be able to speak words aloud, but they can tell you a lot if you learn how to listen. And there's a very easy task you can be doing every day to keep your houseplants healthy.

It's no secret that the Apartment Therapy community loves their houseplants, so we turned to our Instagram followers for advice.

It’s time to get your green thumb out and start hunting the white whale of TJ’s greenery.

Less stress, more greenery.

Experts explore the tantalizing-but-misguided idea that house plants have the power to make your air cleaner and better to breathe.

Sure, you can hang your plants from hooks, but why not level up with a ceiling ladder display?

You may already even have it in your home!

The cult-favorite retailer is selling houseplants that come in ceramic pots that look like rabbits.

The system makes plant parenting more low-maintenance — and perfect for when you're out of town.

According to experts.

Get the champagne look on a seltzer budget.

These plant aficionados share the products they find totally unnecessary along the journey of plant parenthood and reveal the habits and mindsets that you should ditch. (Spoiler: Stop saying you have a black thumb!)

It sounds counterintuitive, but here's why it works.

It's worth it to shell out the extra dollars for these five picks.

These planters pair two favorite things: Disney and succulents.

And though it seems everyone has been letting their green thumbs go wild during the past year, the top office accessory was not plants.

Air in your home too dry for your tropical houseplants? This will help.

Going green never looked this good.

After you've kept a plant alive for a century and counting, you've learned a thing or two.

Teigen has a habit of making her followers lust over her style, and this time is no different.

They go perfectly next to, well, any houseplant.

They're all under $20!

March is Plant Month on Apartment Therapy, and I couldn't be more excited.

Spring is coming!

Crispy leaves? These methods will help.