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Love your plants? Then pamper them like the pros do.

The most important part of plant care is actually quite easy to master, and it comes into play before you even purchase your plants at all.

From pretty peonies to edible greens, there's plenty of planting to do this month.

Here's why we love to keep them there.

When you read articles about caring for houseplants, they typically tell you what you should be doing to get your green pups to thrive. But sometimes it’s more effective to hear the opposite—after all, you can’t learn from your mistakes until you know what they are. Here are five bad houseplant habits that all plant parents need to break right now. When I got my first couple of houseplants, back in my college dorm, I randomly chose a peace lily and a sage plant.

The perfect go-to gift—one that’s sure to please just about anyone and doesn’t cost an arm and a leg—is pretty hard to find. But there’s one thing at Trader Joe’s which I buy for everyone I know, and I’ll keep doing it until I die. I’m talking about succulents, those delightful diminutive plants that everyone’s crazy about these days. They’re cute and they are easy to care for.

Succulents are delightful little plants that boast a variety of fun colors, textures, and shapes. They are sometimes said to “thrive on neglect,” and while they definitely don’t require much fussing over, it’s still best to know what they like and what they don’t. Here are our top tips for succulent growing and care. Simply put, succulents are plants that store water in their stems or leaves, which are thick and fleshy.