House plant experts have revealed which are the best indoor plants to thrive on darker winter days in spaces with less ...

Even though your houseplants do not have to deal with the cold like your garden does, you should still change how you care for them this season, ensuring they stay ...

I f you're looking for a low-maintenance plant that won't demand too much of your time and attention, it’s time to add a corn ...

Ensuring your houseplants are clean and dust-free will impact how well they grow. "Dusting indoor plants is crucial since it ...

Start by inspecting them for pests and treating, if necessary. Repot if a plant needs it, and cut down on (or eliminate) ...

Christmas and other holiday cactuses are classic houseplants that, when given the right care, can live for generations. Lucky ...

As the needs of our houseplants change, there are a few things you can do to keep them alive and even thriving until spring.

For information on this article or local assistance please contact Clay County Extension Educator Jill Patrie at 218-299-7338 ...

While it's true that many flowering plants will sometimes drop their spent blooms, cutting them back will allow the plant to focus its energy on growing new buds and flowers. To avoid deadheading ...

Winter doesn't just affect garden plants, the conditions inside our homes change too meaning houseplant care routines need to ...

Try placing your affected houseplants in an open space, away from other indoor plants, like a conservatory.