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Your green thumb might come in handy on the moon,

Turn your fingers into an actual green thumb.

Don't be too hard on yourself.

Ali Wong give her best friend's backyard a makeover with the help of the Property Brothers.

Help heal the Northern Great Plains and plant your own garden at the same time.

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.

But actually making pizza isn't as easy as it looks.

Grab your gardening gloves.

Spring has sprung and amaryllis bulbs are everywhere.

The new collection has everything you need to turn your deck or patio into a full-fledged outdoor living space.

Wait until you see the swinging chair...

Available on select dates across Apr. and May.

A well-planned garden never goes out of style.

Spoiler alert: It's all gorgeous (obviously!)

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

Cute and edible!

If you’ve got a green thumb, why not consider planning your next trip around your plant babies? Boutique hotel Elwood Hotel & Suites, located in Lexington, Kentucky, is encouraging plant parents to bring along their greenery thanks to the world’s first plant-friendly hotel experiences, set to begin this spring. The hotel will unveil a collection of specially-outfitted “plant-friendly” suites and a series of experiences specially curated for plant-loving guests.

Start planning your visit!

If you’re a gardener, you’re likely already plotting what you’re going to be planting come springtime.

Who is she…?

Your thumb can be just as green as your outfit.

Here's an option that's only getting more trendy.

You won't be-leaf it.

Another reason to visit the Silos in Waco, Texas.

Whether you're coupled up or going solo this Feb. 14.

In case you need a reason to get more plants.

You’ll be telling your Valentine you’re in it for the long run in the cutest way possible.

Your perfect bouquet is written in the stars.

His name is Earle.

Looks like it’s time to make room on your plant stands.

They're perfect for friends and lovers alike.

Each half wine bottle comes packed with five unique succulents including Mexican Snowballs, Zebra Plants, and Jade.

Plus the most popular plant in 2021.

If you’re looking to do something a bit different this Christmas, opt for a pink poinsettia over red. It'll go perfectly with a tinsel tree or anything sparkly.

In addition to its 2022 Flower of the Year.

Calligraphy plays a large role in the collection.

When it comes to the 2021 holiday season, green thumbs are all about the classics.

Harris will give members step-by-step guidance for creating a broad variety of floral arrangements.

They are printed on seed paper, made from post-consumer recycled content, that can be planted in the ground or in a pot.

Flying Flowers, an online floral store based in the U.K., has published a list of autumn blooms you can raise in your garden to help bees during the season. For those unaware, bees, whose populations are crucial to the ecosystem but are in decline due to climate change, have more difficulty surviving during this time of the year.“… With the season change comes [fewer] flowers, making it harder to find those delicious pollen and nectar sources they need,” the site wrote.

Novice plant parents no longer have to worry.

It has a CO2 footprint roughly 100 times smaller than its ceramic or concrete counterparts

The online retailer has released its first-ever dried collection.

No, money doesn’t grow on trees, but rather variegated Mini Monsteras.

"So easy to use this mess-free design, and my pet loves it."

You're gonna need a lot more than bottled water and canned spaghetti...

Can't drill holes in your ceiling? Here's a temporary and inexpensive way to use hanging planters.

It's berry cute.

It's called the Hula Berry, which according to the tag does not taste like strawberry at all, but rather, like pineapples.

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

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

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.

Introducing Healing Gardens, an Airbnb-esque site for outdoor oases in Southern California.

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

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

No more plant burials.

SpringFest will include free curbside kits, online and in-store demos, and more.

From lawn games to card games, this list has something for everyone.

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

These planters pair two favorite things: Disney and succulents.

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

The trio of garden-inspired scents aim to transport you to Italy and France all without leaving your home.

The system connects to an app that will advise you on watering and environmental adjustments, how much shade and light your plant will need, what kind of plant you have, and will even keep a daily plant diary to keep track on growth progress.

According to data compiled by Tinder, people are talking about their plants and their pets more often than ever before.

If you’re looking for a unique way to tell your loved ones you care without the traditional bouquet of roses, try this.

They're made from crops that were destroyed by natural disasters.

The United With Flowers collection benefits Campaign Zero.

Flash Forest, a tree-planting tech startup based in Canada, has its sights set on planting 1 billion trees by 2028.

Pumpkin succulents! Feline bouquets! Blood-orange roses!