Houseplants In Plants

The selections celebrate "love, unity, and new beginnings."

These are my seven best tips for keeping my pets from destroying my plants (and for keeping my plants from harming my pets).

Plus a new holiday item shoppers are loving.

They're pretty easy to care for, too.

Good for gifting or home decor.

Even your plants can be merry and bright.

Every time my mother would finish "editing" a plant like this, she'd say with her signature sparkle smile, "See? Look at how happy it looks now!"

When your houseplants get burnt, there's no aloe vera gel to reach for. Here's how to prevent sun scalding and what to do if it happens.

A plant pro dishes on the right lights to buy and how to use them to keep your plants healthy this winter.

They're scent-free and safe for pets and allergies.

It can either keep your plant alive or not.

These $3 plant food spikes keep my houseplants thriving.

It's almost time to deck those halls!

Don't forget to water this one — it can fight back.

Pasta water, too.

These guys are so cute that you can definitely keep them out all year long!

If you’re looking for a way to add more plants to a room, this might be your ticket!

Bring a bit of autumn to your home garden.

Be the proud plant parent Instagram deserves!

If you do it right, they'll even fruit.

It sounds bizarre, but it totally works.

Last week, I showed you how you can make natural pesticides for your plants. While these sprays pose less risk than the toxic ones, they also rid your plant of beneficial insects like the ladybug. Unlike most pesky bugs you want to purge from your garden, ladybugs pose no harm and are beneficial to your plants by feasting on a few of your plant’s nemeses such as aphids, mealybugs, leaf hoppers, scales, and mites.

So you’re in the market for something tropical to make your home feel bright and beachy all year round. A palm sounds like it would fit the bill, but which one?

If you're not into the trendiest house plants, then here are a few you need to know.

Hanging a planter is an easy 10- to 15-minute DIY project—here's the best way it do it, with a few tips and tricks thrown in for good measure.

Some of your houseplants are just as eager for outside time as you are. Here's how to do it right.

The low maintenance plant has been spotted at Aldi for $10.

With these, there's plenty of sunlight to go around.

Live out your indoor jungle dreams with these quick tips.

They come in their own hanging pot ready to live on any (and every) hook in your home.

Unlike standard silent discos that bring quiet to the dance floor, this silent disco allows the unheard to finally sing.

Love your new plant but hate the plastic saucer? You may want to hit the thrift store to level things up.

This hack serves double duty.

Plant parents, rejoice!

They really make a statement.

It factors in your room size and whether you have pets.

According to Instagram!

Between this and the pool float-shaped planters, it's impossible to stay away from the store.

It's like a sod house from centuries ago, but with a 21st century twist.

Even the greenest of thumbs might have a hard time distinguishing the difference.

Now all your plants can defy gravity and vines can travel to new places you never thought possible.

The mini pineapples are so cute.

All you need are some cheap Trader Joe's flowers and some clear tape.

Imagine being able to step foot on a giant waterlily that could hold your weight and provide a zen zone for you on the water within the Amazon rainforest.

Keep your eyes peeled in the aisles for these new and returning products.

It will save you time and effort with giant bags of soil, compost, and more.

Plus learn the rule of thumb that will tell you when they're ready for a wash!

Your Instagram feed will be in full bloom.

Costco is selling an artificial banana tree that looks so realistic.

Why not enjoy a very merry summer?

A closer inspection before you buy can save you from headaches and heartbreak later.

You didn't miss your window! These picks would look great in your yard.

You would have never guessed it, but you should definitely try it.

Since learning these pearls of watering wisdom, my plants have been happily swamp-free.

All of the treehouses come with LED lights.

Plant walls are the new gallery walls.

If you think your monstera is looking particularly large, think again.

Your houseplant collection is about to get a lot more interesting.

You've never seen greenery used quite like this.

If you can't find a plant sitter, try this.

Your green thumb might come in handy on the moon,

When it comes to edible gardens, you don't have to settle for delayed gratification. These picks will be plate-ready in a snap.

If you can't sleep, do this to take advantage of your travel time.

Don't be too hard on yourself.

There were several fake plants sprinkled around Apartment Therapy's Small/Cool NYC event that look so good, I bet you can't tell just by looking at them! And the best part, these fake-but-real-looking plants can be purchased online, so you can snag a few for your own home.

Just in time for the buggy season, Venus flytraps are finally back at Trader Joe’s and they’re just as cute as they are useful.

Why get your mom a bouquet of flowers that will only last a few days when you can get her one that can last forever?

Those of us who don’t have a particularly green thumb may find it difficult to give plants the TLC they deserve—even those that don’t need too much attention, like a Monstera plant. But if you’d rather steer clear of the real deal altogether, Twitter has a solution that brings in the greenery AND the wow factor without ever having to worry about watering or nurturing anything.

Pretty blooms and pops of color.

Thankfully, it's an easy fix that often costs $0.

Available on select dates across Apr. and May.

If you missed out on Trader Joe’s olive plants last year, then you’re in luck.