Houseplants In Plants

This might blow your mind.

The heart glasses are too cute.

Orchids are intimidating, but these tips will help you master them.

Spring is in the air!

They’re the gift that keeps on giving.

These creative, beautiful, weird, and wild plant displays are inspiring.

Skip the poinsettia and get this instead.

Get it while it lasts!

As long as you have this one crucial thing.

It’s impossible to pick a favorite.

The trees are already ripe with fruit, too!

They’re worth the effort it takes to care for them.

They’re nice to look at and easy to maintain.

What's better than one houseplant? A whole collection of them that you scored for free.

Run to your nearest Trader Joe’s now.

It’s worth the price tag.

Plus three that are actually worth paying for.

I’m so obsessed.

It’s so easy to take care of, too!

With these tips, you might be able to save some.

“Plantstagram” says these are the trendiest houseplants of the year.

Still scrambling for festive decorations? Aldi’s got you.

Give the classic a new spin.

If you think poinsettias have a December 26 expiration date, think again.

Some versions require literally nothing more than a sunny window. Seriously!

You’ll want to snap these up any time you see them.

Whether you're looking for a traditional planter, a plant stand, a hanging planter, or something else.

And they’re just $9.99 each!

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.

Imagine all of the vegetables that you can grow here!

Seriously, you’d think these were real!

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

It's your next table centerpiece!

It’s a classic for a reason.

There are three colors to choose from: yellow, purple, and black.

Aldi’s plant section is about to become more popular than the grocery aisles.

This can be a special decoration for this year’s spooky season.

A little bit spooky and a lot adorable.

It’s time to go plant shopping at Aldi.

Just in time for spooky season.

It’s a remarkably useful resource for home gardeners.

You could honestly start an entire grove with Costco citrus trees!

“I had one of the white ones last year and no joke it lasted forever!”

It’s one of the easiest houseplants to maintain.

This plant might need a little more TLC than other houseplants, but it’s worth it.

Attention, green thumbs: Olive trees have landed at Trader Joe’s.

Imagine the fresh olives that this houseplant could produce.

“Super cute and so many colors to choose from!”

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.

First money trees, now ZZ plants. What’s next?

Buy yours before they sell out.

This low-maintenance houseplant is a thoughtful gift for yourself and others.

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

These plants will kick your cooking up a notch, too.

They tend to sell out.

The plant can easily be hung with its rope hook or placed on a table.

Treat yourself to a houseplant while you’re stocking up on groceries.

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

They’re back and they’re better than ever.

There's still plenty of gardening time left before the first frost sets in.

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.