Potted trees, much like potted plants a need some TLC, and a proper watering schedule. If you’re planting container-grown trees indoors, you need to be aware of its needs - and its water and ...

Wipe down pots with warm, soapy water to get rid of any lingering dirt or pests. Clean pots help prevent problems once your ...

Indoor heating lowers humidity levels and causes dry air. In the winter, using a cool-mist humidifier near your citrus tree ...

It's important to take care to protect your garden's tender plants ahead of the colder winter days and nights ahead.

There’s nothing worse than seeing your beloved potted plants wilt and fade as the winter months drag on. For many plant ...

ANSWER: Plants are obviously much less work than a pet, but they still need some TLC, says horticulturist and creator of The Planthunter, Georgina Reid. “They are living, breathing things, but the ...

Yes, you can grow fruit trees indoors, especially dwarf citrus varieties like Meyer lemon or key lime, which adapt well to pots and can bear fruit year-round with proper care. Indoor fruit trees need ...

A row of potted citrus trees outside in the sunshine - Olena Malik/Getty Despite the assumption that citrus trees can only thrive in warm climates, those grown in containers can actually be brought ...

YOUNG women are driving a potted plants resurgence, with varieties popular in the ’70s groovy once again. Here’s all you need to know to keep your potted plants alive. The Plant Shack owner Peter ...

Plants are great, but they don't actually clean indoor air quickly enough to have an effect on the air quality of your home or office environment, stated new research. Potted plants were found to ...

If you thought your anthuriums and peace lilies were purifying the air in your home or office, you are sadly mistaken, according to researchers at Drexel University. A new study on decades of research ...