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     Philodendron is a genus within the family Araceae containing 480 or more species. The genus is mostly comprised of vining plants native to th...

     Corpse flowers come in many different forms. Both the world's largest single flower and the world's largest inflorescence use the common name ...

     Spring is a time beloved by many. The snow melts, robins come back, you may even catch a glimpse of some bees buzzing around to test if it is ...

African violets may be tricky for some. This will help you to be sure your African violet will thrive and give you prolific blooms!

     Have you ever had a Venus flytrap (Dionaea muscipula) or an American pitcher plant (Sarracenia) thrive until late fall and then it seems like...

Carnivorous plants can be daunting for a new grower. The goal of the care guides is to help the grower help their plants to survive!

Native plants are becoming more and more popular. Why is that? What benefits do they hold? Why should we care? All of this and more is answered within...

     So, you've just started your journey with plants. Where do you begin? It seems like there are a million directions to go when you just begin w...

Exploring plants can be overwhelming. In the "Plants for Dummies" series we are going to take a look into the plant basics and try to understand and explain the lingo used by plant people all around the world. In this post, we explore light and what it means to be direct, dappled, medium and more!

Fall is coming. What can be planted to keep the garden going and what should go into storage? How and where should they be stored?

Have you ever had trouble knowing when to water your plant? Learn the basics here!

Have you ever tried to take care of an air plant but it self-destructed randomly? Yeah. They can do that. Here you will learn ways to keep them has happy and healthy as possible! Remember- plant deaths are part of the experience. Use them as a learning experience and to make other plants happier and healthier!