These low-light indoor plants grow with very little sunlight, so you can enjoy a part of nature in every corner of your home ...

Are you sick of the messes that potted soil can often leave behind? Then, you may want to try growing indoor plants with LECA ...

not direct sunlight, which can scorch its leaves. It also tolerates low light levels but will grow more slowly in these ...

Before you bring your outdoor plants in for the winter, you’ll need to do a bit ... the plant to its indoor spot. moisten the soil only when dry until spring. Don’t be alarmed if some leaves ...

As it has a medium growth rate, you may only need ... areas that don't experience cold winters, you'll find that the plant may flower all year round as long as it gets plenty of bright light. To get ...

The cells driving the tissue are a plant-animal hybrid that can gain energy from sunlight in the same way that plants do, the researchers explain in the study. Both animals and plants derive ...

Most areas don’t license indoor air quality testers, so you need to make sure their experience and certifications demonstrate their ability. A number of industry organizations offer ...

However, not all plants are suitable for pruning at this time. Some plants need to be cut at different ... An airy, open shape that lets sunlight in and “keeps those branches from competing ...

The Sun's special newsletter series One Week to Better Sleep is here to help you rest easier. Do you need a new mattress? Join the conversation and answer the poll below. ©News Group Newspapers ...