Plants & Yard Ideas

This launch will having you dreaming of spring.

Crispy leaves? These methods will help.

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.

You probably already have it on hand.

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.

A look at all the houseplants that ruled home offices—from spider plants to ZZ plants.

These plants were born to be city dwellers.

Aiming to achieve the indoor jungle look? Vining plants are the way to go. Whether you strategically arrange the stems around bookcases and window frames or allow them to go free-range, charting their own course, vining plants quickly up your home’s green factor. These five easy-care picks will stun in a hanging basket or high plant stand—and if you want to explore more plant options, check out our guide to the best indoor house plants.

Even without access to an outdoor shower, you can still cultivate a little bit of that dreamy, relaxing atmosphere by bringing plant life into your bathroom. But what are the best plants for windowless bathrooms? The short answer is none. I talked to several plant life specialists and most told me that it’s just not possible to have plants in a room with no natural light; however there are some workarounds if you’re willing to get a little creative!

Avoid these two things to set your new plant fam up for success.

"I can't talk right now, I'm doing plant girl sh*t."

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

Designer Nicolas Abdelkader has created a collection of photos depicting his vision.

Tisdale’s style is a mix of modern and eclectic with wood finishes, black-and-beige color palette, paired with a mashup of clean lines and vintage, old-world accents.

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

There's not a fiddle leaf fig in the bunch.

There are a few translatable signs houseplants make when they're unhappy. Here's how to read them.

Even though houseplants stay inside, you'll need to make some seasonal changes to their care.

Get an herb growing kit for the holidays? Make it count with these tips.

Calling all horticulturists!

Wait until you see the electric pergola.

Bloomscape's resident Plant Mom shares her top 2021 plant predictions.

This patio is a smart transformation for an unused space.

From front porches to back patios, these are the very best outdoor redos editors saw this year.

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.

And it's perfect for the holidays, too.

Front porches are all about creating welcoming entry to your home. But sometimes it takes a little work to create the inviting space of your dreams.

These DIYs are easy and chic.

It's a fair question. This botanist thinks the answer comes down to linguistics.

The United With Flowers collection benefits Campaign Zero.

It's way more welcoming now.

Which plant is most popular in your state?

It's not 24 hours with a watering can in hand, promise.

If you’re starved for space, you might want to consider a tree that’s more low-key but equally festive.

Straight from someone who works at a botanical garden.

An indoor garden? Yes, please.

There's more to the meaning than meets the eye.

These exterior redos pack a big punch.

Do you really have to pay more to get a healthy houseplant?

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

Find the flora that’ll accentuate your favorite features about your space.

Out of pure curiosity (and perhaps another excuse to keep talking about plants), we asked a range of celebrities—from Marie Kondo to Billy Porter to Bill Nye the Science Guy—about the houseplant they appreciate most.

Gardening, as always, gives me so much. And my newest gardening venture taught me a couple new things, too, about life in general.

You don't need a lot of real estate to have an enviable plant collection. These picks will thrive on a windowsill.

We could all use a little more zen.

Pumpkin succulents! Feline bouquets! Blood-orange roses!

Now it's a space that gets year-round use.

They don't just look pretty—they smell pretty, too.

For less than $100!

When in doubt, add more plants.

Inspiring redos that make the most of all available square footage.

Yes, tulips and daffodils are on the list—plus 6 others you might not have thought of.

This transformation is shocking, in the best way.

It’s hot enough in Atlanta right now that every day, before I leave the house, I think long and hard about whether or not I could just go about my day totally in the nude. I never get any further than the comfort of my window-less bathroom, but if I had an outdoor shower like the 21 in this post, I’d make sure that every day started with a breezy open-air rinse. Above, the outdoor shower in HGTV’s 2015 dream home.

One highlight? The new wicker swing chair.

The Nice Plant wants to infuse mindfulness into plant parents' lives.

You don't necessarily have to say goodbye to your beloved houseplant.

It only took this DIYer an hour and a half to put together.

Like social media for plants, only a lot less drama.

You can have your dream plant, minus the responsibility.

These five picks will have plenty of payoff in the early months of 2021.

If your plant pot doesn’t have a drainage hole, you could add one. Or just try this $2 hardware store hack.

What will your succulent be dressing up as this year?

In a year of changed and pivoted nuptials, one wedding detail that remains consistent for COVID-era engaged couples is that you can still incorporate flowers into your (small) big days.

It’s something called "bottom watering".

"It was bursting with untapped potential," the homeowner says.

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

Give your porch a colorful boost.

Outdoor fall decor doesn't just have to be about Halloween.

Wait until you see the after at night.

These transformations start at under a $100.